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Flash Fans!!!! We've arrived at the 200th page of the thread! And to commemorate the moment here's issue #200!

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Me and Frozentundra thought it would be cool if we each shared our top 5 Flash covers of all time to celebrate this awesome achievement! Lets start thinking about our top 5 and start sharing and discussing our lists. (it's gonna be hard for me to narrow it down to 5 but I'll try)

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First off I will admit I don't have many of what I would term the top books of the series, so I'm just going to post the top 5 books that are in my collection, in order from the 5th best first down to my favorite last. I went through my Flash books and narrowed it down to 5, but it was really a toss up. I had to leave issues 134, 136 and 145 off of my list, but they just as easily could have made it.

Without further fuss here is my 5th favorite Silver Age Flash book. I like the 3 part cover with the shift from the age of the dinosaurs to the rocket age.

 

 

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On 12/29/2021 at 10:08 AM, Jaylam said:

A lot of Flash covers are some of my favorite covers of the Silver Age. Some were off-beat and quirky but so well done it's really hard to narrow it down to just 5, but here goes.

I've tried to make an effort to get CGC graded copies of my favorite Flash covers. These are the 5 through 2 in no particular order.

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Oddly though, I don't have a CGC graded copy of my favorite Flash cover, #174.

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And these 4 are honorable mentions, I have a soft spot for covers featuring the Rogues Gallery and the other campy humor covers.

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Very nice set of Flash books there.:sumo:  Seeing your copies of #126 and #133 are giving me ideas. :cheers:

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On 12/30/2021 at 1:08 AM, Jaylam said:

A lot of Flash covers are some of my favorite covers of the Silver Age. Some were off-beat and quirky but so well done it's really hard to narrow it down to just 5, but here goes.

I've tried to make an effort to get CGC graded copies of my favorite Flash covers. These are the 5 through 2 in no particular order.

150512301_flashgroup1.jpg.7c6ea9db63ca5321baba76b1952187be.jpg

Oddly though, I don't have a CGC graded copy of my favorite Flash cover, #174.

1583200267_flash1741.jpg.cb5d0eaf9cf3623ed288e21cf6e513d6.jpg

And these 4 are honorable mentions, I have a soft spot for covers featuring the Rogues Gallery and the other campy humor covers.

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Straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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On 12/23/2021 at 6:44 PM, flashlites said:

Flash Fans!!!! We've arrived at the 200th page of the thread! And to commemorate the moment here's issue #200!

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I've always wondered about this cover. Why does Flash need a gun to kill someone? Is not his super-speed lethal enough? Also, it looks like he's fleeing the Capitol building, so am I to conclude the "most important man in America" is a member of Congress, not the President, but the story shows him attempting to kill the President in the White House. The story itself is a clever take on a "Manchurian Candidate" type story.

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