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Comic Books

The Flash #133

dc • 1962

Series
The Flash
Issue
133
Publisher
DC
Cover date
Dec 1, 1962
Story title
Plight of the Puppet-Flash!
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Published by DC Comics in December 1962, The Flash #133 is a notable entry in the Silver Age of comic books. This issue features the work of writer John Broome and artist Carmine Infantino, who were instrumental in defining the visual and narrative style of the Flash during this era. The story continues the trend of imaginative, science-fiction infused plots that characterized the series, centering on the character's dual identity and his expansive rogues gallery.

The aesthetic of this issue reflects Infantino's clean, kinetic linework, which became a hallmark of the DC editorial house style in the early 1960s. During this period, editor Julius Schwartz emphasized high-concept stories that pushed the boundaries of the genre. The issue was received as a standard but high-quality example of contemporary superhero storytelling, contributing to the enduring popularity of Barry Allen as a central figure in the DC Universe.

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