Flash Comics #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Twelve Jurors on Trial!", the Atom—still drained from a recent fight with thugs—finds himself pulled into an unexpected evening when Mary James, the newly crowned most popular senior at Calvin College, insists on using her prize money for a date. As they dance, the peace is shattered when two armed thugs storm the venue, forcing the exhausted Atom to summon his final strength to protect the crowd. Written by Joseph Greene and illustrated by Jon Chester Kozlak, this 1947 tale captures a rare moment of vulnerability for the hero, ending with Al Pratt asleep at a table after his heroic effort. The cover, by Joe Kubert, perfectly captures the tension of the scene.
In "Twelve Jurors on Trial!" from Flash Comics #83 (1947), a death-row convict’s chilling vow to kill the jurors who sentenced him takes a terrifying turn when the Flash himself witnesses the first murder—committed from beyond the grave. As the line between justice and vengeance blurs, the remaining jurors must confront a mystery that defies logic, with the Flash racing to uncover the truth before more lives are claimed.
In "The Atom's Rest Cure!" from Flash Comics #83 (1947), the weary Atom—still recovering from a tough fight—just wants a quiet night, but Mary James, the newly crowned most popular senior at Calvin College, has other plans. When a robbery erupts at the dance, the Mighty Mite must summon one final burst of strength, only to collapse in exhaustion as Al Pratt, back in his normal form.
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Reprinted in Superman #1 (1947)
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