The Flash #272
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA clown-like villain operating a pipe organ-mounted contraption boasts that his sonic vibes have frozen the Fastest Man Alive in his tracks — and the cover by José Luis García-López captures the grim stakes perfectly, with the Flash immobilized while bystanders are hurled through the air around him. That speech bubble — "Those men will die!" — sets up a deliciously tense situation for Cary Bates's story, "The Girl with the Master Mind..." This April 1979 issue is a fine example of DC putting real dramatic weight behind its superhero covers, making it hard not to flip straight to page one.
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Flash deals with the Clown's deathtrap, becomes Barry Allen to witness Nephron's experiment on Clive Yorkin, and the Flash meets his biggest fan, the psychic girl named Melanie.
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