Flash #23
In "Les maléfices aveuglants de Abracadabra," a diamond-detector leads an expedition to a hidden rock seam, where one team member vanishes into a gaseous pit—only to be replaced by a man seemingly forged from solid diamond. With art by Mort Meskin and inks by George Roussos, this 1975 Flash issue unfolds a surreal mystery beneath the surface, all framed by Carmine Infantino’s cover pencils and Murphy Anderson’s inks.
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On an expedition to test out a diamond-detector, a crew gets a strong reading near a seam in a rock. Upon entering the seam, one of the men falls into a gaseous pit. Out of the pit comes a man made of solid diamond.
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