Flash Comics #135 pg 1

I'd buy that splash in a Flash!

Quick!!

Such delicate inking. Really nice splash. Congrats!

Great splash!

Thanks for posting this! This one sold so fast that I didnt get a chance to download the image for my records, lol. Great pick up BTW. Very fun book.

that's a real beauty. Flash and Kid Flash together

Wow! Cool Silver Age splash! Splendid work by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella! Love this!

Congrats Patrick!  I was not ready to pick up when Mitch offered, and am glad it went to such a great collectors hands!  Very happy for you!

The first appearance if Kid Flash's new costume !!  Great splash !! 

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Saved it for the universe

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Bail save every page of this
(Seemingly there is good reason for these extraordinary archeological CAF Posts)
(What's happening, Pat?)
(Only Doctor Kochanek, formerly at Frazetta, has Giella any Infantino)

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It's desirable
(This evening's unprecedented Silver age glimpse is no cause for alarm)

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Bring Carmine Infantino

Art for every one of us
Scan for every one of us
He'll save with a mighty hand
Every man, every woman, every Kid with The Mighty Flash

Destined to be in your world class collection. Congrats!

Great page!  Well done!

This is just great !

I have a soft spot for any of the Silver Age Dc sidekicks.

Perfect example of the master and his student working together.

Amazing Flash Page !  Congrats !

This was the best representation of the Flash ever.  The brilliant Carmine Infantino made Flash thin like a runner, not muscular like Superman.  And the way he drew the speed lines with the in between drawings of the Flash gave the Scarlet Speedster a 3D motion on a 2D page that is still unmatched.

The way Flash is portrayed today, with the muscular body and ridiculous lightning bolts, gives no indication of speed. 

Infantino's interpretation remains the best to this very day.

i adore calm flash pages. as they don't come around to often and this is a piece of gold. congrats

After scanning(c) the objects I was paralysed(b) until I realised it was merely a question of mind over matter(a)