The Flash #245
The Scarlet Speedster tears straight toward the reader on Ernie Chua's kinetic cover, trading taunts with a gang of armed thugs wielding what the dialogue calls "Z-Guns" — weapons apparently capable of blasting a man to atoms. The Flash's confidence is palpable as he dares the green-jacketed gunmen to fire, his speed-trail swirling behind him while one crook already reels from a lightning-fast punch. Denny O'Neil scripts the story inside, with art by Dick Dillin and Terry Austin, making this November 1976 issue a lively showcase for DC's Fastest Man Alive at his cocky, unstoppable best.
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Woodrue, eager to get to Green Lantern, evolves himself into a truly Floronic Man.
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