Tom versus the Flash number 195 or selling toys is a man's business.

Welcome back to the Flash number 191, the September 1969 issue entitled How to Invade Earth,

without really trying. Written by John Broome, penciled by Ross Andrew, inked by Mike Esposito, with a cover by John

Broome, and edited by Julie Schwartz. Again, empty costume on the cover. They get a lot of mileage

out of that empty costume image. Because you always wonder what could have happened to the flash?

Why is the costume empty? Well, we start this issue with the

same costume, empty in a dark alley, a pair of hands searching around, confused by what's going on.

You think it's Barry Allen, but no, this figure is wearing a tight white t-shirt, and Barry is not

a tight white t-shirt type of guy, but you know who is? Hale Jordan, Green Lantern, that's the

type of man that will wear

a tight fitting shirt he picks up the costume wondering what happened to his green lantern costume

leaving us the reader wondering what could have happened didn't knock them out of their costumes it's

insane what we see earlier that evening at the allen household, Hal Jordan had come over for dinner.

Good friend of Barry's, they don't seem quite as often, but there's a toy fair in town,

and Hal Jordan has recently become a toy salesman.

I know what you're thinking.

He was a fighter pilot.

Boring.

Jet fighters are boring.

Pilots boring.

He became an insurance adjuster.

A step up in the world of excitement.

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