Issue | #187 |
Published | April-May 1969 |
Frequency | Monthly, with the exception of January, July and October |
Cover Price | 0.25 USD |
Pages | 68 |
Editing | Julius Schwartz |
Notes | Also known as Giant #G58. |
Characters | Flash [Barry Allen]; Mirror Master [Sam Scudder] |
Genre | superhero |
Pencils | Ross Andru |
Inks | Mike Esposito |
Notes | Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (added by Gregory Fischer, May 2009). |
Letters | Typeset |
Notes | Table of contents for this issue detailing each of 4 stories. |
Characters | Flash [Barry Allen]; Iris West; Pgrie; Elider; Modrie (villain) |
Synopsis | Aliens from another dimension monitor Central City as a teaching aide in an advanced classroom, but when the students see Flash in trouble they come to his rescue. |
Genre | superhero |
Script | John Broome |
Pencils | Carmine Infantino |
Inks | Joe Giella |
Reprinted | from Flash, The (DC, 1959 series) #116 (November 1960) |
Characters | Flash [Barry Allen]; Iris West; Hank (Photographer who works with Iris); Mirror Master [Sam Scudder](villain) |
Synopsis | Mirror Master escapes from jail and goes on a crime spree. |
Genre | superhero |
Script | John Broome |
Pencils | Carmine Infantino |
Inks | Joe Giella |
Reprinted | from Flash, The (DC, 1959 series) #109 (October-November 1959) |
Characters | Flash [Barry Allen]; Abra Kadabra (Introduction) |
Synopsis | Abra Kadabra, a magician in the 64th century, travels to the past and becomes a criminal. |
Genre | superhero |
Script | John Broome |
Pencils | Carmine Infantino |
Inks | Joe Giella |
Reprinted | from Flash, The (DC, 1959 series) #128 (May 1962) |
Characters | Flash [Barry Allen]; Top [Roscoe Dillon]; Jimmy Darrel; Paul Gambi; Iris West |
Synopsis | Flash discovers the existence of Paul Gambi, the tailor for the Rogue's Gallery, while stopping the Top from a crime spree. |
Genre | superhero |
Script | John Broome |
Pencils | Carmine Infantino |
Inks | Joe Giella |
Notes | Paul Gambi is revealed as the tailor for the super-villains. The name is taken from contemporary fan Paul Gambaccini. "Gambo" as he is sometimes referred to, is now a respected broadcaster in the U.K. holding dual U.K/U.S. nationality. |
Reprinted | from Flash, The (DC, 1959 series) #141 (December 1963) |