Flash Comics #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Robbers of the Round Table," a modern-day blacksmith crafts a paper-light suit of armor that defies bullets, only to see it stolen by a gang of crooks in Keystone City—wearing the same armor and staging a heist that baffles the Flash, who initially mistakes them for costumed extras in a medieval film he’s helping to produce. Written by Gardner F. Fox and illustrated by Hal Sharp with inks by Lou Ferstadt, this 1942 adventure blends pulp action with a touch of the fantastical, all framed by E. E. Hibbard’s dynamic cover art.
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A modern-day blacksmith succeeds in creating a paper-light suit of armor that resists all bullets. When crooks suddenly appear in Keystone City wearing such armor, the Flash thinks them merely to be extras in a medieval picture he is working in.
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