Tom versus the Flash number 310 or that is an unappealing case.

Welcome back to the Flash number 310, the June 1989 issue featuring a cover

penciled by Keith Giffin, inked by Romeo Tangal. Nice move by Keith Giffin to really jam Dr.

Fait all up in our faces on this cover. Prominently featured holding up the Flash

and Colonel Computron and Captain Blumerang.

Dr. Fate, really the glue to this cover,

it is the backup story, but Keith Giffin's during the backup story,

so nice move.

You got to do promotions somehow.

Entire issue is edited by Mike W. Barr.

Our first story is Colonel Computon strikes back with a vengeance.

When you strike back with a vengeance, that is a striking blow of immense power.

Added vengeance into it, written by Kerry Bates, penciled by Carmen and Fantino, inked by Dennis Jensen,

colored by Carl Gafford, lettered by Ben Oda.

We begin the palatial estate of Wiggins, owner of the Wiggins Toy Factory, someone we're

familiar with, and it's his kid's birthday party, but guess who's there?

Frank Curtis, Barry Allen, Daryl Fry, the police department's there for some reason.

Frank Curtis is pissed off because he doesn't want to hang out a 10-year-old kid's birthday party.

It's the son's birthday party.

It's Wiggins' son's birthday party.

Frank Curtis wants to be out boozing and chasing broads.

He doesn't want to be at a birthday party watching a kid open presents.

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