Flash #12

Nov 1984 · Arédit-Artima · 10,00 FRF

📊 ~64,476 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Décibels en avalanche”

In "Décibels en avalanche," the Flash faces off against the Pied Piper, whose Sonic Boomatron hums with destructive potential. Marcy Dunphy uncovers a shocking truth: the Pied Piper isn't Henry Darrow after all, but Hartley Rathaway—the son of the wealthy Hazel and Osgood Rathaway—setting the stage for a confrontation rooted in legacy and sound. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Carmine Infantino, with inks by Bob Smith and colors by Gene D'Angelo, the issue's cover by Infantino and Giordano captures the electric tension of the moment.

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writer Cary Bates · artist Carmine Infantino · inker Bob Smith · colorist Gene D'Angelo · cover Carmine Infantino, Dick Giordano

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Full credits

writer Cary Bates

artist Carmine Infantino

inker Bob Smith

colorist Gene D'Angelo

cover pencils Carmine Infantino

cover inks Dick Giordano

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Pied Piper is charging his Sonic Boomatron to battle the Flash. Marcy Dunphy has discovered that the Pied Piper is not Henry Darrow but actually Hartley Rathaway, the son of the ultra-rich Hazel and Osgood Rathaway.

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