Tom versus Flash number 205 or you haven't fought evil until you fought farming.

Welcome back for the Flash number 205, the April May 171 issue.

It is a spectacular giant-tized flash issue.

It's got reprints.

It's got an unpublished Jay Garrick story. It's got a little bit of

everything. So I'm going to do the Jake Garrick story. I'm going to do the Johnny Quick story. So you'll get a little bit of, you get something in here. It's a big, big issue, though. The entire thing's edited by Julie Schwartz with the cover by Dick Giordano. The first story in this issues a reprint of Menace of the Reverse Flash,

reprinted from Flash No. 139, which was the first appearance of Professor Zoom.

The second story in here is interesting. It is an unpublished J. Garrick story,

written and made in the 1940s, but never published ever. The way things worked, they stockpiled a lot more stuff.

There was tons and tons of stuff constantly being produced.

This continuity was so loose.

I mean, nothing ever tied into anything else, really.

So you would just have tons and tons of these stories,

and since so many Golden Age stories were more anthology like

stuff would just kind of sit around and wait until they needed to put something in and when

eventually the golden age superheroes sort of fell off in popularity there was stories that never

got published and this would be one and one of the weird parts of it is there's not really a credit for who

wrote it. I can't find a reliable credit, so I'm not going to say, you know, I can't guess

who it is. But the art is penciled by Carmen and Fantino and inked by Bernard Sachs, and the story is

the Golden Age Flash and Journey Into Danger.

We got trains.

We got farmers.

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