Tom versus the Flash number 151, or planning that wedding is going to be a pain in the ass.

Welcome back to the Flash number 151, the March 1965 issue, entitled Invader from the Dark Dimension,

written by Gardiner Fox, penciled by Carmine Infantino, inked by Jogiela, and edited by Julie Schwartz,

featuring a cover penciled by Carmen Infantino and inked by Murphy Anderson.

I want to mention at the beginning of this episode and all the future episodes where,

if you want to read these individual issues, a good place to go besides maybe just the original issues.

Many of them have been reprinted in

collections. For instance, this story has been reprinted in Crisis on Multiple Earths, the

team ups, volume number one from DC Comics. If you want to read it, you can get it in there.

We open in Diamond Mart in Central City. It's the jeweler's row of the area.

It's where your finer diamonds are,

where you would go to buy rings, necklaces for your lady.

And it's here where Iris West makes the greatest discovery of her life.

That's right.

After two years, two freaking years, she finds an engagement ring. Now, I guarantee you a little bit of this is a little bit of humor from Gardner Fox about comic book timelines. The fact that they've been engaged for two years. I mean, that's really only 16 issues at this time. So it's a little fun at how time passes in comic books well iris has been looking for a long time

for a ring and now she hasn't now she needs it now and barry's relieved i've gone through this

situation of getting a ring of course i didn't push out and have my lady pick it out i i picked it

out myself it was classy uh it only had one or two flash symbols on it.

Nothing outrageous.

You can barely tell it's shaped like a flash ring unless you get up really close to it.

Well, she's excited.

She's got it on.

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