Tom versus the Flash number 348 or 12 Stupid Men.

Welcome back for the Flash number 348, the August, 1985, issue featuring a cover pencil

by Carmine Infantino, inked by Klaus Jansen, with the issue being edited by Carrie Bates.

Our story is the final verdict written by Carrie Bates,, pencil by Carmen Infantino, inks by Frank McLaughlin, colored by Carl Gafford, and lettered by Tim Harkins. We begin with Daryl Fry, Captain and incredible having a conversation with The Flash, explained that he just had a run-in with the reverse Flash. He tells him that in the flash is really shocked and seems sort of incredulous about,

which doesn't make sense with the last issue, the Flash was saying that if Darrow Fry saw

the reverse Flash, he probably saw someone at least dressed like the reverse Flash.

And now Flash just seems totally confused by everything that's going on.

Captain Incredible, Darrow Fry goes on to explain that he had a camera in his captain,

an incredible mask.

He's got pictures of the reverse flash.

They can go get them developed, and the flash can have the proof he needs that

reverse flash is not currently dead.

Flash runs Fry back to the police station at SuperSpeed.

They get the film developed a couple hours later that afternoon. Different time, my friend, SuperSpeed, you can't develop film faster. He just got to wait. So they just sat around. I assume probably got a bagel, some cream cheese, sat around, waited to see what happened. Gerald Frye gets the slides. He's augmented some of them, some of the more important ones, gets out

to projector, throws it on, explains he got all these photos as he was witnessing reverse

flash fighting Captain Cold, and these slides are going to prove exactly what happened, and

they go up, and the flash's jaw drops. Oh my God. OMG, from the flash, there's a big slide of the face of the reverse flash.

He looks pissed. He's grimacing weirdly, staring at him with cruel eyes.

Then we see his boot at super speed hitting Daryl Fry in the face, and then Daryl Frye

falling off the side of the building, with the camera still pointed up, catching reverse

flash, just watching the whole thing happening.

And reverse flash must have run away before the flash ran up to catch Daryl Friand. Daryl Fri goes to turn on the lights. The flash is gone. Didn't say a word. Just took off. This must have convinced the flash of what was going on. Now, if this trial's going to keep going on, how is this going to affect it? Reverse flash isn't dead. It could be a reverse flash from a different time earlier than the one where the Flash killed him, but can he still be on trial for murder at that point? I think you could be. Daryl Frye seems confused. And Gerald Frye says that he doesn't even know why Reverse Flash is back for what purpose. Yeah, you do. Reverse flash beat you up to tell the

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