Tom versus the Flash number 181 or I spent way too much time thinking about this bucket problem.

Welcome back to the Flash number 181, the August 1968 issue entitled The Attack of the Samarroids, written by Frank Robbins, penciled by Ross Andrew, inked by Mike Esposito, edited by Julie Schwartz,

featuring a cover by Ross Andrew and Mike Esposito.

We start off this issue where we left last.

Barry, the Flash, is that a castle filled with android samurai?

Samuroids?

He's found out that he's in a lot of trouble.

His Japanese friends, Captain Hashi, the director Toshi, Hashi's, Hashi's assistant Tushi. This is why these are really hard to record.

All the names are somewhere, are on their way to the castle because they've figured out that Baron Katana is running it,

but they want Barry to come along, and they don't know Barry is already there as the flash,

so Iris has to think of some way to cover for him.

Frank manages, Frank Robbins, manages to give us a little bit of intro to all the sections already.

We see the panicked Iris trying to figure out something to do.

She invites Tushy to come downstairs with her to show her where the morgue is because she's

gotten lost, but she's just a simple lady. Well, they get downstairs. Tushy's confused about

what happened to Barry. Where is he he we see his clothes and hat laid out

on a chair nicely I thought the costume went right over the right over his suit I mean it

looks it looks weird so I enjoy it and then Iris makes a joke about these not at a Tokyo

bathhouse that is that is weird Captain Hashi and T I'm going to call him Toshira to make it

easier, plotting their plan and how they're going to get to the Black Heron Castle to spy and

Barricatana. Toshira is a famous samurai director, so they're going to go there in the pretense

of it being a movie, but all the extras are going to be SWAT team members.

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