bobh@pedsgd.UUCP (Bob Halloran) (06/24/85)
OK, FLASH #350 i out. Flash is off the hook, Prof. Zoom wasn't,
the timeflow is cleaned up, and Barry gets Iris back.
Quotheth the end of the issue: 'For awhile'.
My main complaint with the issue is the theme of helplessness. In
getting ready for her trip back, Iris must have learned what the
Flash's final fate is. Are we to assume she won't let on? Or is
some guy in a long striped scarf going to pop out of a police box
and spank her hand if she tries? I can't help thinking of the
line: 'Why, Gotham Life, Iris. Why do you ask?'.
Bob Halloran
Sr MTS, Perkin-Elmer DSG
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Silly Quote: New Coke - it's the surreal thing.moriarty@fluke.UUCP (The Napoleon of Crime) (06/25/85)
The trick is, I'm not sure we *know* what the final fate of The Flash is
yet. I mean, has anybody found Barry's body lying around CRISIS yet?
"Facts! I need fa... Innuendo! I need innuendo!"
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