Tom versus the Flash number 196 or Reprint Madness. Now with more snapper.

Welcome back for the Flash number 196 to April 1970 issue featuring a cover penciled by Murphy Anderson.

And the issue is edited by Julie Schwartz. It is a giant-sized reprint issue. So I'm going to give you a quick rundown of the stories that are in this

before we get to my special reprint feature.

The first story is The Mighties Punch of All Time,

reprinted from Flash number 153.

Second story is The Speed of Doom,

reprinted him from Flash number 108.

The third story is The Origin of Flash's Masked Identity, reprinted from Flash number 108. The third story is The Origin of Flash's

masked identity, reprinted from Flash number 128, and the Mirror Master's Invincible

bodyguards reprinted from Flash number 136. So we got a reprint issue. So what am I going to

do? I'm going to do a Justice League issue.

When I had done Tom versus the JLA and it started off as a blog,

so there was a huge bunch of issues that I wrote blog entries for,

but never really did an audio show for.

So I figured I'd pick one of my favorites and talk about it.

And the one I've picked is Justice League of America number 77 from

December 1969 featuring a cut well the issue is entitled snapper car super traitor written by

Denny O'Neilley penciled by Dick Dylan inked inked by Joe Giella, edited by Julie Schwartz,

in featuring a cover by Murphy Anderson. It's a snapper car story. It's a little bit of

resolution to Snap or Car story. If you don't know who Snapper Car was, he was sort of this

hipster, dupist kid that hung around with the Justice League. He was like their

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