All-Star Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn All-Star Comics #32 (1946), a volatile scientist named Dan Soames faces a crisis when his invention fails, sparking a rage that’s exploited by a hidden enemy using emotional manipulation. As the Flash races to stop Dan from delivering a dangerous device to a rival, the stage is set for a confrontation rooted in betrayal and control. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Martin Naydel, with a cover by the same, this issue introduces a chilling new threat through a story grounded in tension and psychological suspense.
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In the Elite Laboratories, devoted to radio research, Dan Soames, is testing a device which doesn't work and he loses his temper and is ready to smash the device when his boos walks in and tells him to cool it. Citing all that he has accomplished for the lab and benefits he has received, including becoming a partner. But a Halstead mole uses the emotion of Anger on Dan, who blows up and begins destroying his work. The Flash arrives at the lab, and gets the mole to tell him Dan is on the way to Halstead to turn over an invention. Flash stops this, and captures the rest of Halstead's men.
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