The Flash #127
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Reign of the Super-Gorilla!", Gorilla Grodd, masquerading as William Dawson, escapes prison and returns to Gorilla City, where he undergoes a transformation fueled by neo-magnetic radiation—turning his fellow apes into devoted followers. With his newfound power to make anyone fall in love with him, Grodd sets his sights on Central City, aiming to win the governorship through charm alone. Written by John Broome and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella, this 1962 classic sees the Flash confront the bizarre menace using an unexpected countermeasure. The cover, also by Infantino and Giella, captures Grodd’s menacing charisma in bold, striking detail.
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Gorilla Grodd, disguised as William Dawson, is released from prison. He travels back to a Gorilla City, transforms back into his gorilla self and irradiates himself with neo-magnetic radiation which makes anyone that sees him love him. After seeing how well it works on his fellow gorillas he travels to Central City and tries to get himself elected governor. Flash defeats him by making use of solar flare radiation.
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