All-Flash #32

Dec 1947 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“The Amazing Star Sapphire!”

In "The Amazing Star Sapphire!" from All-Flash #32 (1947), the Flash and Dr. Flura lie seemingly lifeless in the streets—trapped in suspended animation. When Star Sapphire appears in a dreamlike duel, she challenges the Fastest Man Alive to a battle with the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, all in just two minutes. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Lee Elias with inks by Moe Worthman, the cover by Elias and Worthman captures the high-stakes tension of this classic Flash tale.

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writer Robert Kanigher · artist Lee Elias · inker Moe Worthman · cover Lee Elias, Moe Worthman

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writer Robert Kanigher

artist Lee Elias

inker Moe Worthman

cover pencils Lee Elias

cover inks Moe Worthman

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The Flash and Dr. Flura are seeming found dead in the streets, but later are discovered to be in a state of suspended animation. Suddenly, Star Sapphire appears to challenge the Flash (in a dream state) to a battle royale, with the preservation of the Earth as the stakes. Unfortunately for the Fastest Man Alive, he has only two minutes to beat her before he dies!

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