Tom versus Flash number 295, or I don't know where they got that rang from.

Welcome back to the Flash number 295, the March of 1981 issue featuring a cover pencil by Don Hack inked by Dick Gerardana with the issue being edited by Len Ween.

Our first story in this issue is, in Grodd we trust, written by Carrie Bates,ates illustrated by don hack colored by gene d'angelo

lettered by ben oda illustrator not artist in this issue for don hack and this is one of the

goofiest guffiest lee is that a word drawn issues of the flesh we've done so far poor don

heck i think was really behind the eight ball on this issue time-wise,

because it looks rushed, and there's just some weird stuff going on that I'm going to point out.

But this is not to pile on Don Hack, who's a fine artist. It's just to point out some of the sort of goofy fun stuff that goes on in here. We begin East 51st Street, the rather flashy

looking townhouse that served as the embassy for

the diplomats from Gorilla City, which is now empty. Last issue, Solivar wanted to make

everyone forget that Gorilla City existed because the guerrillas were getting lazy that had gone

there, so they set up a mitronic array that sent out rays and made everyone forget about

girl let's see problem is that there's this giant townhouse that looks very cool

that no one could remember what the hell is going on there no one remembers why it's there

who built it why it's empty what's going on is drawn suspicions from everyone including the

police who are now investigating what's going on with

this empty building that no one remembers why it's there.

They're looking around.

The detective in charge is asking all the officers that they found anything.

The officer says, we still haven't found any clues except one rather odd thing.

The trash bin was filled with banana peels, a few hundred pounds worth of banana peels,

which causes the main detective to drop his cigarette. We know why. It's the gorillas of Gorilla City.

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