Flash #35
In "Flash fuit une justice aveugle," the Flash finds himself caught in a web of deception as a mysterious force manipulates the heroes of the JSA and Super Squad. Written by Gerry Conway and Paul Levitz, with art by Keith Giffen and Wally Wood, and inks by Wood and A. L. Sirois, this 1977 issue unfolds with escalating tension as trust fractures among allies—especially when Wildcat attacks Hawkman under strange influence, while Superman and Power Girl are trapped by Zanadu. The cover by Gil Kane captures the moment’s urgency, a 4 FRF comic that remains a standout in the era’s superhero storytelling.
In "Résurrection!," Dr. Fate's life hangs in the balance after a brutal clash with Vulcan, setting off a chain of crises as Zanadu abducts Hawkgirl and traps Superman and Power Girl in a tomb. With the Super Squad fractured and Wildcat mysteriously attacking Hawkman to the tune of eerie music, the JSA scrambles to hold together amid a rising tide of chaos.
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↩ Reprints The Flash #194 (1970), The Flash #195 (1970), The Flash #197 (1970), All-Star Comics #62 (1976), All-Star Comics #63 (1976)
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