The Flash #206
In "24 Hours of Immortality!", two strangers—one a grieving father, the other a heartbroken lover—face an impossible choice after a tragic accident claims their loved ones. Offered a chance to resurrect the dead by the mysterious aliens, they must each sacrifice their own lives in just one day. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Irv Novick, with inks by Murphy Anderson and lettering by Ben Oda, this emotional Flash tale explores life, loss, and the weight of a single day. The cover, a striking collaboration by Neal Adams, Murphy Anderson, and Dick Giordano, captures the moment of revelation with haunting intensity.
When a tragic crash claims the lives of two beloved individuals, the Flash and a grieving woman named Susan Logan are approached by the alien Duus and Unuus with a staggering offer: revive their lost loved ones, but only at the cost of their own lives in twenty-four hours. With time running out and emotions running high, Barry Allen and Susan must grapple with the weight of their choices, even as Dr. William Kandel and his daughter Sylvia become entangled in the mystery of the alien visitors and the ticking clock.
In "Showdown in Elongated Town!", Elongated Man finds himself trapped in a twisted western town where Mirror Master’s deadly game unfolds—each mirrored twist a step closer to a showdown that could end in ruin. With the town itself bending to his will, the Mirror Master tests his mettle against Elongated Man in a high-stakes battle of wits and elasticity.
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Reprinted in Flash #5/1971 (1971), Flits Classics #2621 (1971), All Star Adventure Comic #71 (1971), Batman #635 (1972), Flash #37 (1978), Flash #38 (1978), البرق [Al-Barq Kawmaks / Flash Comics] #32, Top Comics Blitzmann #115
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