Tom versus the Flash, number 345, or that's Gorilla Strength Die.

Welcome back for the Flash number 345, the May, 1985 issue, future cover.

Penciled by Carmine Infantino, inked by Klaus Jansen.

It's a cool cover to that.

With the issue being edited by Carrie Bates, as always, our story is the secret face of the flash written by

Carrie Bates, penciled by Carmine Infantino, inked by Frank McLaughlin, lettered by Benota,

colored by Carl Gafford. We begin in the far-flung future. We've been in the future a couple

times. We've seen some stuff going on. Someone escaped from a prison, going back to the past. Is this the same

future? I'm not exactly sure. Outside a set of science labs, we see a computerized drone flying

through the air, yelling, alert, alert, someone has been caught attempting to enter the north

wing of these labs, and that this drone's going to take care of it.

It goes around the corner. We see an explosion, melted slag from the drone, lying on the

groan, sputtering, and someone is broken in the labs. How do you know it? Because in the concrete wall,

there's the shape of a person, like they walked right through the wall, leaving a nice shape behind.

It's fun.

I like that.

I think if I was going to run through a wall, I want my exact shape to be left inside the wall.

Well, it's just the drone's been defeated.

The cops have been called in.

So, the police, all in their hovering cars, are flying towards these labs.

They get a call from their captain telling him that area X, EXP-7 is where the crook is gone.

The policeman inside the hover cars are wondering how the chief knows this, because that's the only lab with a functioning time transporter in the entire city complex area.

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