Tom versus the Flash number 323 or Henry Allen, world's greatest day.

Welcome back for the Flash number 323, the July 1983 issue, feature your cover,

pencil by Carmine Infantino, Inc. by Rodin Rodriguez, with the entire issue being out of it

by Ernie Cologne. Our first story is, Run Flash, Run for your wife, written by Carrie Bates, pencil by Carmine Infantino, inked by Rodin Rodriguez, lettered by Philip Felix, colored by Carl Gafford.

We begin 22,300 miles up in stationary orbit above the earth, the other vigilant Justice League satellite where Firestorm is pissed.

Not because he's no longer back up in the flashbook. He's angry at a fellow Justice League satellite where Firestorm is pissed. Not because he's no longer

back up in the Flashbook. He's angry at a fellow Justice Leagueer. Do you think it's Wonder Woman?

It might be Wonder Woman. She's there. Wonder Woman seems to think it's her. And she doesn't

understand why. She's shown up early to relieve him for monitor duty, which is so boring. And she's

23 minutes early. But it's, it's not her that Firestorm's mad at. He's mad at the Flash, because the Flash is getting married, and he hasn't told any of his friends in the Justice League about it. He hasn't been invited to the wedding. Firestorm, new to the Justice League, probably doesn't get how the Justice League works. They really kind of don't give a shit about each other's personal lives. And that's what Wonder Woman says.

Wonder Woman takes them aside and says, listen, we value our private lives and we don't

give advice or offer our viewpoints unless we're asked by one of our teammates.

Otherwise, we stay out of each other's affairs.

We don't even really like each other all that much.

One Woman goes on to explain.

She's extremely happy for Barry. After the tragic loss of his wife, Iris, none of them thought

that he'd be able to really fall in love again unless it was all those times he hit on Zatanna.

But now he's found Fiona. She wishes him happiness. She has the blessing of the Justice League,

and they don't have to send a present. That's part of the bylaws of the Justice League. You don't have to, these, you know, these weddings, you don't have to send presents if you're just in the Justice League, unless you're invited to the wedding, and that's an entirely different matter. And there is a Justice leaguer who is invited, so we'll get to that in a minute. we go back down the earth where the flash is running back to his apartment in Utopia Towers, where he's going to have to leave once he gets married. He runs in, his parents are there, they're getting ready. The wedding is today. They're rushing. They have to make sure they get married before Fickle Fiona changes her mind, decides that she's only in love with the image of Barry Allen like her beloved Creed Phillips well he was out grabbing the ring he's remember

his parents know that he's the flash now his mom comments on how happy he looks his dad tells

Barry to take the flash costume off and hand him the flash ring there's going to be no flash

day to which Barry agrees today is all about Barry Allen it's a very important day he shows his dad the ring his There's going to be no flash date, which Barry agrees today, is all about Barry Allen. It's a very important day. He shows his dad the ring. His dad's very impressed. Barry thinks his parents are being so understanding about everything. Barry goes into his room. He's going to change into his suit for the wedding, thinking about the short notice of the wedding, the 48 hours, how his parents haven't even met Fiona, and how they loved Iris so much. Now he's bringing

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