Tom versus the Flash number 185 or don't put all of your important stuff into one tower.

Welcome back to the Flash number 185, the February 1969 issue entitled Thread of the High Rise

Buildings, 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.

Great cover because it features the Flash fighting hippies.

It looks like the hippies have the upper hand on him.

I'm sure it doesn't end that way.

He can't let hippies beat the Flash.

We start in Paris, France, where Iris and Barry Allen are on their second honeymoon.

We see Iris rousing Barry from bed, demanding that she's looking forward to a full day of fun.

Barry is a tired, man.

He rolls out of bed.

She's pointing at the Eiffel Tower.

She goes to open the big windows in their hotel room.

She lets out a scream, and then we get a full giant page, two-page spread of the Eiffel Tower

flying up into the sky, off into space.

She freaks out.

Barry freaks out.

She goes to look at the clock because Barry makes some sort of comment about it.

He hasn't even woken up yet like it's a dream.

They noticed the clock is stuck to the ceiling like something sucked it upwards as well

when all of a sudden the clock drops back onto the tables if it's been released,

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