Tom versus the Flash number 34 or reprint sneak attack.

Completely forgot this is a reprint.

Welcome back for the Flash Number 34, the April 1985 issue featuring a cover

Benzel by Carmen Infantino, inks by Klaus Jensen, with the issue being edited by Carrie Bates

and it's a reprint issue.

That's right, it's a framing sequence around two Kid Flash reprint stories. You might remember from last issue, Kid Flash shows up to testify

against the Flash in his trial. Flash is stunned that Kid Flash would testify for the

prosecution, so he's staying in there thinking about his history with Kid Flash, and we get

reprints of Kid Flash's first appearance from Flash number 110.

The story is entitled Meet Kid Flash.

We get a reprint from Flash number 149.

The story Flash's sensational risk.

And it's just Barry thinking about his times with Wally and just horrified by the fact

that Wally would testify against him.

And what is he testifying to?

At the end of the issue, we go back to the courtroom as Perry's finally decided to start

concentrating on the trial once again.

And D.A. Slater's asking Kid Flash, in his opinion, in his years of being a superhero,

could there have been a way to stop Reverse Flash without killing him?

Kid Flash testifies that it was not necessary to kill the reverse Flash to stop,

and which sends the courtroom a tittering.

Oh my God, Kid Flash really screwed him over.

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