Tom versus the Flash number 152 or if you want to get your museum from a C to an A,

you throw that shit on a blend.

Welcome back for the Flash number 165, the May 1965 issue, featuring a cover pencil by

Carmine and Fantino and inked by Murphy Anderson.

Our first story of this issue is The Tricksters toy thefts, written by Gardner Fox.

Of course, it's a trickster story.

Ponsled by Carmine Infantino and inked by Murphy Anderson, edited by Julie Schwartz.

Excuse me, my voice is a bit raspy.

I've got to touch of something at the con.

Not too bad, though, not the con plague.

But it's affecting my voice a little bit.

So a little rasper than usual.

Some might find it more attractive.

It's a little more uncomfortable for me.

We start this issue.

Barry, visiting Iris's sister and Iris's sister's daughter.

You know, trying to getting good with the family.

You got to getting good with the family.

In fact, he brought a toy for his future niece, Innes.

A big crate and inside of it is a hobby horse.

Not only that, a hobby horse that has a little motor, causes it to rock.

Iris goes to turn it on.

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