The Flash #168
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe scarlet Scarlet Speedster and his emerald ally share the spotlight on this March 1967 issue, with cover art by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella depicting a desperate Flash crying out to Green Lantern — who strides forward, ring at the ready — while blue-uniformed crooks armed with futuristic weapons fire from below. The bold cover blurb promises a "power-packed novel" in "One of Our Green Lanterns Is Missing," teasing a team-up under serious pressure that writer John Broome and artist Carmine Infantino were so well suited to deliver. A lively snapshot of DC's Silver Age at full stride, with two of its brightest heroes facing long odds together.
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Reprinted in Lynet #11/1967 (1967), Flits Classics #2617 (1971), Flash #1/1971 (1971), Showcase Presents: The Flash #4 (2012), The Flash: The Silver Age Omnibus #3 (2018), Top Comics Blitzmann #111
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