The Flash #132
dc • 1962
- Series
- The Flash
- Issue
- 132
- Publisher
- DC
- Cover date
- Nov 30, 1962
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Published in November 1962, The Flash #132 stands as a notable entry in the Silver Age of comic books. It was written by John Broome and illustrated by the iconic creative team of Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella. The issue is historically significant for featuring the first appearance of the Elongated Man's partner and wife, Sue Dibny, as well as an imaginative story involving the Flash traversing between dimensions.
The aesthetic of this era, driven by Infantino's clean lines and dynamic layouts, was instrumental in defining the Flash's visual identity for decades. Editors during this period sought to blend science-fiction concepts with character-driven plots, a formula that solidified the Flash's popularity among younger readers and established the creative foundation for the wider DC Universe.
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