The Flash 1959 #128 - 6.5 - $30.00
0 1- First app: Abra Kadabra
Abra Kadabra, a magician in the 64th century, travels to the past and becomes a criminal.
Barry muses to himself, while reading a Golden Age issue of Flash Comics, of what it would be like if the Scarlet Speedster would operate maskless rather than as he now does.
Tim and Mike learn to talk out their disagreements instead of fighting.
On-sale date from Strange Adventures #139 and copyright registration.
- For the Best in Comics Entertainment - Inside front cover; ad for DC comics with several characters from various genres depicted.
- The Case of the Real-Gone Flash! - Abra Kadabra also appears in issues 133, 149, 163, 170, 182, and 212. Story in two chapters: unnumbered chapter 1 (9 pages), Chapter 2 (8.67 pages)
- - On the page immediately following page 9 of the previous story sequence.
- - On the page immediately preceding page 10 of the previous story sequence.
- - House ad for Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #75. On the page immediately preceding page 10 of the previous story sequence.
- - House ad for Batman (DC, 1940 series) #147.
- - Letters from James Morrison, Lee Miller, Fred Bronson, Paul Seydor, Bolo Morgan, Michael Searles, Sandra C. Hamilton, and Johnny Carpenter; includes Flash Announcements!
- The Origin of the Flash's Masked Identity! - Majority of this story is a daydream by Barry Allen.
- Time-Out for Talk! - Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
- - Inside back cover.
- 150 Civil War Soldiers! - Sold by Josely Co. Back cover.
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