Tom versus Flash number 201 or you haven't heard of the tremendous legacy of Latino Central City basketball players?

Welcome back for the Flash number 201 the November 1970 issue,

featuring a cover penciled by Carmine Infantino and inked by Murphy Anderson.

And the Flash is crying.

I would, again, I don't like it.

What's with all this Flash crying?

I don't like, I don't like these 70s sensitive Flash covers.

Always crying.

The entire issue is edited by Julie Schwartz.

The first story in this issue is The Flash in.

Million Dollar Dream, written by Robert Cannigar,

with pencils by Irv Novick and Inks by Murphy Anderson we start with really the most cliche comic book start you can have our hero the flash

berating a paralyzed Latino kid by the name of Pablo to get up out of his chair and walk yelling at

him I mean come on we've seen this a thousand times,

always with the paralyzed kids. Now, this is how it starts. It's a Kanager story, so you dropped

right in the middle. We see the flesh pleading for Pablo to get up, to think about walking,

to force himself to walk, because it's all mental. It's in his head. Pablo slowly stands pushing himself up. The

Flash is yelling at him to go. And then Pablo falls over yelling that his legs are like strong.

Everyone gasps. Flash goes to help Pablo. Pablo starts yelling at the Flash that it's all his

fault that he's like this. he never wants to see him again.

What could have happened? We'll see. Don't worry. We see the flash leaving. He's got other

kids to go yell at who are sick. He talks to the doctor. Doctor informs him that it's all in

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