The Flash #135 cover art by Carmine Infantino & Murphy Anderson (MARCH 1963)

(March 1963) (DC Comics) The cover of "The Flash #135" not only features the "Origin & 1st Appearance of Kid Flash's New Yellow Costume", but this cover also portrays one of the single, largest images of the "Silver-Age Flash" on a "Flash Comics" cover as well. The Flash himself actually measures a whopping 13-1/2" inches tall from head-to-toe. This cover is also an exceptionally rare example by the very fact it is signed by each creative genius that was a part of this cover's creation: Julius Schwartz, Carmine Infantino, & Murphy Anderson. As a side note bit of trivia, the actual "Flash Comics #135" comic book is known to be movie director, Steven Spielberg's favorite issue because it was predominantly featured right beside Leonardo DiCaprio's bedside in Spielberg's 2002 feature film, "Catch Me If You Can". (Image Size: 12-1/2" x 18-1/2") (Carmine Michael Infantino: 5/24/1925 to 4/4/2013) (Murphy C. Anderson, Junior: 7/9/1926 to 10/22/2015) (Julius Schwartz: 6/19/1915 to 2/8/2004)