Published: March 1977
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Story Featuring The Flash
"Can even two Flashes overcome the mystic power of Abra Kadabra?"
Abra Kadabra holds the Golden Age Flash in a spell.
Inks credit from Comic Reader #138; we previously credited Dick Giordano. Colors credit provided by Anthony Tollin.
Abra Kadabra has rigged some radiation so that he is sent to the past when Flash [Allen] punches him, creating the illusion of his murder, so the Flash is sent to prison in 6376 A.D. However, the past Abra Kadabra is sent to is on Earth 2, where he does battle with Jay Garrick before Barry Allen escapes prison and helps to defeat him.
Story Featuring Aquaman , Ad Featuring Hostess Twinkies
Slud-Jak fouls beaches in revenge for ocean pollution, but agrees to negotiate when tempted by Hostess Twinkies.
Advertisement in sequential art format for Hostess Twinkies. On first page between pages 4-5 of story.
Jenette Kahn recounts some of the recent officer changes at DC and her background in publishing.
Includes a note from Jack Adler, Vice-President of DC. On third page between pages 10-11 of story.
Letter Column Featuring Flash-Grams
Letters regarding Flash #243-244 from: Peter Sanderson; Mike White; Keith Sillman; Gary Lockridge, with an illustration.
In-House Column Featuring Daily Planet , In-House Column Featuring Direct Currents
Information on upcoming DC comics, along with a trivia quiz.
Lola Barnett's Comicsworld. Trivia Quiz is #31, with answer in next week's Daily Planet. Also contains answer to Trivia Quiz #30.
Ad Featuring Monogram Models
Ad for model car kit. On back cover.
Ad Featuring American Circle Products
Ad for toys and novelties. On inside back cover.
Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers
Ad for toy soldiers from unknown company.
Ad Featuring NCG Merchandise
Ad for toys and records based on DC comics characters. On second page between pages 16-17 of story.
Ad Featuring North American School of Motorcycle Repair Training
Ad for job training for motorcycle mechanics. On bottom of first page between pages 16-17 of story.
Ad Featuring Secret Agent Pen
"Hey kids...now you can get your secret agent pen."
Ad for invisible ink pens from LSR Corp. On top of first page between pages 16-17 of story.
Ad Featuring Duraclean Franchise Cleaning Businesses
Ad for franchisees for home cleaning business. On second page between pages 12-13 of story.
Ad Featuring Customizing Center Training
Ad for job training for customizing cars. On bottom half of first page between pages 12-13 of story.
Ads in classified format for body building courses, comic books, class rings, and more. On top half of first page between pages 12-13 of story.
House ads for new hot-line to DC, and The Amazing World of DC Comics. On fourth page between pages 10-11 of story.
Ads in classified format for comics, sales people, body building and karate courses, Centuri model rockets, and more. On second page between pages 10-11 of story.
Ad Featuring Tandy Leather Kits
Ad for leather working kits. On bottom of first page between pages 10-11 of story.
Ad Featuring Slim Jim
Ad for meat snacks. On top of first page between pages 10-11 of story.
Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper
Ad for sales people for Grit newspapers. On second page between pages 8-9 of story.
Ad Featuring Dinky Toys
Ad for die-cast metal toys of Star Trek, Space: 1999, and other vehicles. On first page between pages 8-9 of story.
House ad for DC Dollar Comics, on sale December 14th, with covers of The Superman Family #182 and House of Mystery #251 shown. On second page between pages 4-5 of story.
Ad Featuring Universal Bodybuilding Program
Ad for body building course with testimonials from successful students. On inside front cover.
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