So versus the Flash number 335 or The Flash gleams the Cube.

Welcome back for the Flash number 335.

The July 1984 issue featured cover, pencil by Carmine and Fantino, inked by Klaus Jansen.

Our issue is edited by Carrie Bates, and our story is How to Trash a Flash.

Literation, written by Carrie Bates, pencil by Carmine Infantino, inked by Frank McLaughlin,

colors by Carl Gafford, letters by Felix.

But it's Phil Felix.

They ran out of room for poor Phil Felix's name.

We start off in WCCN TV studios, where the Flash is just karate-chop to

bits the table of Rick Trent newscaster extraordinary. You see, the Flash thought there was a

bomb in the table. He ran in, he didn't do the usual thing you would do of yelling. There's a bomb in

that table. There's a bomb in that table. He just karate-ch karate chopped it into tiny bits, destroying it, freaking everyone out inside the studio.

They all think the flash has lost his mind because of all the tremendous pressure he's been under.

They're trying to make him feel better.

They're like, ah, I know you're feeling bad.

Rick Trent's saying he really appreciates the flash and that he knows the Flash was just trying

to help.

Wink, wink, wink.

The Flash is starting to figure up as he realizes what's going on.

He's been totally set up and all around the city.

We see people watching TV.

We see parents pissed because watching an idol that children used to be able to look up to falling

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