Roter Blitz #7
In "Tod des Giganten," Elastoman stumbles upon a startling sight—a man running through the air—and sets out to uncover the truth. What follows is a clever twist that surprises even him, tied to a secret celebration that's far more personal than it first appears. Written by Mary Skrenes and illustrated by Dick Giordano, with a striking cover by Ernie Chua, this 1976 issue delivers a memorable moment of revelation in a story that’s as much about friendship as it is about mystery.
When the self-proclaimed "Greatest," Roscoe Dillon, lies dying, he sets in motion a final, deadly scheme to exact revenge on Central City after his death. In this 10-page story from Roter Blitz #7 (1976), his fate and the city's future hang in the balance—no names, no outcomes, just the weight of what comes next.
Elastoman is stunned when he sees a man walking on air—then sets out to uncover the truth, leading to a surprising reveal: the mysterious figure is none other than Roter Blitz. The twist, unveiled as a birthday surprise, leaves Elastoman both baffled and impressed.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #436 (1973), Detective Comics #446 (1975), Detective Comics #449 (1975), The Flash #243 (1976)
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