Tom versus the Flash number 327 or Aquaman just couldn't wait for this.

Welcome back for the Flash number 327, the November 1983 issue featuring a cover

pencil by Carmine Infantino, inked by Mike DeCarlo, with the issue being edited by new editor,

Carrie Bates. That's right. He's the writer-ed editor for the rest of the series.

Our story today is Burnout, written by Carrie Bates, pencil by Carmen Anfentino, inked by Dennis Jensen, lettered by Ben Oda, colored by Carl Gafford. We're at Centrix Hospital of the flesh, getting his hands bandaged up after catching all that broken glass the previous issue with his bare hands to save the people of Central City who liked a window

shop from being cut to bits as he was getting bandaged up who comes out of the elevator but

Fiona who is going insane based on the actions of Barry Allen she's starting to lose it and she

comes charging right at the flash yelling about how she knows Barry is here how he's keeping her promise to take her away and they'll be happy together forever. She's running down the hall right at the flash, right at the doorway. Where behind that door, there's the flash getting bandaged up. There's, you know, a guy on a bed next to the doorway. I don't know why he's sitting there. It seems negligent to just leave him there. I'm sure she's not running towards him. I'm sure she's running towards the doorway. I don't know why he's sitting there. It seems negligent to just leave him there.

I'm sure she's not running towards him. I'm sure she's running towards the Flash. The Flash is freaking out. How can she tell that he's Barry Allen? He doesn't have the willpower to shove her away when she gets there because he knows he's been kind of messing with her. She's charging, charging. She's running towards the guy on the bed near the doorway, not towards the

flash. I mean, it's a blonde guy on the bed, and she's yelling to Barry. Why doesn't he recognize

her? Why doesn't he recognize her? And this dude's just yelling to get this crazy broad off of him.

The flash crabs, Fiona, restrains her long enough for the doctors to knock her out with a

sedative. The whole time that the doctors are working to shoot her up with some morphine or something

to knock her out, something real good.

She's yelling at the doctor, calling him Barry, telling the nurse to stop Barry from injecting her

and calling the nurse Barry saying, stop Barry from injecting me with that needle.

Barry help me.

She thinks everyone is Barry.

She finally falls asleep and the doctor explains, yeah, she's gone crazy.

And she thinks everyone's Barry Allen, you know, the nurse, the bed, bathroom, the television,

everything is Barry Allen.

And the Flash is a little depressed because he knows it's all his fault because he came to

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