Tom versus Flash number 203, Orah.

Barry has two different mother-in-laws.

Welcome back to the Flash number 203, the February 171 issue entitled, The Flash's

Wife is a Two-Timer, written by Robert Canager, pencils by Irv Novick, inks by Murphy Anderson,

featuring a cover by Neil Adams using some real photo, I believe this is called like photo montage,

collage maybe, technique.

Well, he's using it, and it looks pretty cool, and the entire issue is edited by Julie Schwartz we start

Justice League satellite circling 22,300 miles above earth we see the flash transporting up

to find Superman inside well he's flashes a little early to be relieving Superman but he tells

Superman he's up there just because Iris is gone,

he's lonely, so he thought I'd come up and hang out with Superman. Pretty cool relationship.

You can just kind of hang out with Superman when you're a little lonely. It's like a Sunday afternoon.

Baseball team is already lost, you know, kick it with Superman for a little bit. So they're just,

they're hanging out

in the satellite. That's nice to see some camaraderie between the two flashes coming on how

beautiful the earth is. And Superman, of course, it's got to be like, yeah, it's not that great

to me because I'm an alien and it doesn't mean much. It's not my native world. Ganniger really

writes Superman to be sort of like a dickish,

a dickish alien.

And he goes, but what would you know about that flash?

It's like, okay, dude, then go someplace else.

Doesn't like the earth that much.

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