Flash #1/1971
In "En försvunnen vän...", the cunning 1900s villain Abra Kadabra traps a police officer, Slor Disi, in a time-twisting scheme, swapping places with him and escaping into the present. Now wearing Disi’s body, Kadabra takes center stage at a magician’s convention in Central City—where he begins to unravel the mystery of the Flash’s true identity. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Carmine Infantino with inks by Joe Giella, this 1971 issue features a cover by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella.
In "En försvunnen vän...", the Green Lantern finds himself adrift after a failed experiment by inventor Hjalmar Hjälm drains his power ring’s energy, causing an explosion that strips him of his memory. Wandering into Central City, he takes a new life as a fisherman on a quiet boat, far from his past.
In a twist of time and trickery, the cunning villain Abra Kadabra traps a 1970s police officer, Slor Disi, luring him into a prison visit that turns into a deadly swap. Now wearing Disi’s body, Kadabra escapes into the world, taking center stage at a magician’s convention where he begins to unravel the Flash’s secret identity.
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