Roter Blitz #5/1982
In "Ringmeisters glorreiche Rückkehr!", Barry Allen grapples with a shocking revelation: during the car accident that claimed his father’s life, the man’s heart briefly stopped—giving the astral form of Roscoe Dillon a fleeting, terrifying chance to take over. Written by Cary Bates and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino, inks by Bob Smith, and color by Gene D'Angelo, this 1982 issue from Egmont Ehapa delivers a haunting twist on legacy and identity. The cover, penciled by Infantino and inked by Smith, captures the tension with striking clarity.
In "null," Barry Allen grapples with a haunting revelation: during his father’s fatal car crash, the brief pause in his father’s heart created a window through which Roscoe Dillon’s astral form slipped into the physical world. The story unfolds as Barry confronts the unsettling truth that his father’s body may have become a vessel for a consciousness not his own.
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