Tom versus the Flash number 325 or that's a hell of a funeral.

Welcome back for the Flash number 30025, the September 1983 issue feature cover

penciled by Carmine Infantino and Inked by Roderiguez, our first story in this issue.

That's right, there's a backup story, I believe, for the last time in a Flash,

on the Barry Allen Flash run, there's a backup story. It's a Kid Flash story.

The first story is Dead Reckoning, written by Carrie Bates, pencil by Carmine and Fantino,

inked by Dennis Jensen, lettered by Philip Felix, colored by Carl Gafford and edited by Ernie

Cologne. We begin at a scene of a horrible, horrible event.

Last issue, the Flash, killing the Reverse Flash,

while stopping him from killing Fiona Webb.

He had no choice.

He had to do it.

Well, now the media is there.

Sue Stanton from WCCN Picture News TV is there getting interviews from Fiona Webb, who's crying, from

Henry Allen, who's saying that the Flash had to do it. Nor Allen's, of course, agreeing with

Henry. Wally West is saying Kid Flash would have done it. Ralph Dibney saying that someone had

to take action. Dexter Miles saying that the Flash is a criminal. Now he agrees with

everyone else. Sue Stanton is trying to get to the Flash is a criminal. Now he agrees with everything, everyone else.

Sue Stanton is trying to get to the bottom of this story. Does this affect the Flash's image

in the public's eyes? You know, the Flash has never killed anyone before, even to stop them

from murdering somebody else. This is a huge moment for the Flash. We see Reverse Flash's body

being taken away in an ambulance to

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