Tom versus the Flash number 347 or I know you feel safe as you're upstairs, but never let your guard down.

Welcome back for the Flash number 347 the July 1985 issue-feature cover,

Penciled by Carman Infantino, inked by Klaus Chanson, with issue being edited by Carrie Bates.

Our story is back from the dead, written by Carrie Bates, pencil by Carmen and Fantino,

inked by Frank McLaughlin, lettered by Duncan Andrews, colored by Carl Gafford.

It is a dark and stormy night in Central City where we begin this story.

Rain pouring down a figure in a trench coat ringing a doorbell with white gloved hands, seemingly slightly feminine.

Maybe they...

The glove has a fingernail out, so they probably just miscolored it.

Cecil Horton opens the door at Cecil Horton's apartment.

Someone has come very late at night to talk to her because they're very concerned about something.

And now, whoever it is, shocks Cecil Horton with their appearance.

She thinks they look like they could use some coffee. She mentions that they look like they've been

in a brawl because of all their bruises. And the visitor says, yes, he gave them to me. And it's

revealed that it is Daryl Fri bandages on his face saying that he was left with the bruises as proof

that his attacker was real.

Cecile asked who would need to prove that they're real.

Gerald Fry reveals that the reverse flash was the one that attacked him.

He's alive, he's back, and he's here to kill the flash.

Cecile's very shocked.

Offers him some more coffee.

Goes into the whole story about him chasing the purse snatcher going around the corner,

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