Thomas is the Flash number 314 or I didn't know that state senators had that type of game.

Welcome back to the Flash number 314 in the October 1982 issue,

issue feature a cover pencil by Carmen Infantino, inked by Frank Giacoa,

with the editor of this issue being Len Wien.

Our story is Look upon the Eradicator, written by Carrie Bates, penciled by Carmen Infantino,

inked by Dennis Jensen, colored by Gene DeAngelo, lettered by Ben Oda.

Whenever this character shows up, The Eradicator, or any character named The Eradicator,

I always think of the kids in the hall skit about The Eradicator, which I'll put a link to the YouTube video of that on Tomversus flash.blogspot.com.

I can't help think of it every single time I read this issue.

Or the Superman character, The Eradicator.

We begin, sort of a nice looking penthouse in Central City. There's a bad guy

there buying cocaine from some distributor. They refer to it as snow. That's the lingo in Central

Center. We know that this bad guy, this guy who's buying it, Mr. Yarnel, is a top flight criminal

because he has a goddamn panther as a pet. You don't get that unless

you are a high roller in the criminal world. It's just casually seen there. He's talking to his

distributor of the cocaine and what the street value is. It's about $7 million. He pays off his

fedora wearing contact with some cash. The contact's going to

the elevator. He's going to take it downstairs. One of a sudden it dings. Someone else has arrived.

They both seem confused. Mr. Yaronel said he wasn't to be disturbed by anybody. He told the guards

that. The door opens. A strange-looking figure. A blue superhero suit with a blue cape and a hood and metallic

looking eyes walks out saying, look upon the eradicator and blasts both crooks with a strange

energy beam that hits him in the face, seemingly turning their faces into soap bubbles.

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