Flash #13

Jan 1985 · Arédit-Artima · 10,00 FRF

📊 ~62,800 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Le bon, la brute et la truculente," Firestorm narrowly escapes Multiplex and Enforcer, but the threat isn't over—Multiplex still holds Lorraine hostage, using her to blackmail Senator Reilly. As the tension mounts, one of Hewitt’s men uncovers the real identity of Ed Raymond, setting off a dangerous chain of consequences. Written by Gerry Conway and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Rodin Rodriguez, and colored by Gene D'Angelo, this 1985 Flash issue features a cover by Carmine Infantino and Dick Giordano.

Contains 4 stories

Le bon, la brute et la truculente

17 pp · Superhero

Flash [Barry Allen]Daphné Dean [Daphne Dean]Patty SpivotCharles (chauffeur de Daphné [Daphne's driver])HiramDr [Dr. ]PembrokeLa Momie [The Mummy] [Lance Basilla] (introduction)

Fin de la partie

8 pp · Adventure, Superhero

NemesisSir Lionel BurbageMichael BochesNoel ChestertonValerie FoxworthSydney Burbage

Les éléments en folie !

19 pp · Superhero

SupermanMetamorphoJava (villain)Sapphire StaggMorgan EdgeLouSimon Stagg

Complications

24 pp · Superhero

Firestorm [Ronnie RaymondMartin Stein]Multiplex [Danton Black]Enforcer [Leroy Merkyn]Lorraine ReillyClarissa ClemonsSénateur [Senator] Walter ReillyRoxanne Sharp (GBS Reporter)MicaM. [Mr.] HewittMaxwellEd RaymondDoreen Day

In "Complications," Firestorm escapes Multiplex and Enforcer, but the danger isn’t over—Multiplex still holds Lorraine hostage, using her to blackmail Senator Reilly. As the tension mounts, one of Hewitt’s men uncovers the real identity of Ed Raymond, setting off a new chain of threats.