The Flash, #192

Published: November 1969

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Issue Contents:
The Day the Flash Failed!
Story Notes

According to Julius Schwartz' pay records, Ross Andru & Mike Esposito were first paid for the cover to this issue, then Murphy Anderson was. It is likely that some of Andru & Esposito's work survives in the background characters with the main characters rendered by Anderson. However, there is also original artwork with the same background characters and Joe Kubert-drawn main characters in similar (but different) poses to the final cover. It is unclear if the Anderson and Kubert main characters are renditions of the original or in some way related directly. Most art-spotters also see Anderson in some elements of the background characters, so he may have re-worked some of Andru & Esposito's work.

The Day The Flash Failed!
Storyline

Flash must stop Captain Vulcan and his plan to take out all the American nuclear missles after capturing the sub Trident.

Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Story across 23 pages in three parts of 5.67, 5.5, and 10.67 pages.

Test Your "Golden Age" I.Q.
Storyline

Quiz on 1940's superheroes.

Story Notes

Includes letters by future pros Martin Pasko and Mark Evanier.

"Although a stroke of lightning appears to be a single, continuous discharge..."

Storyline

Flash Facts on Lightning.