Golden Age Flash Archives #2
In "The Restaurant Protective Association," a classic Golden Age Flash tale written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by E. E. Hibbard, a disfigured fugitive seeks revenge from the shadows, unaware his own daughter is aboard the train he intends to destroy. This 2006 archive edition, featuring the original art by Hibbard and colorist Jamison, presents a gripping story of mistaken identity and unintended consequences, with the cover by Everett E. Hibbard capturing the tension in bold, dynamic lines.
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The Threat escapes prison, secreted in a barrel of lye which burns him horribly. Now disfigured, he adopts a new identity, locates his son, and plots once again to kill the D.A., unaware that his daughter is on the train he plans to blow up.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).