The Flash #150
1999
- Series
- The Flash
- Issue
- 150
- Cover date
- Jul 17, 1999
- Story title
- Chain Lightning, Finale: Finish Line
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Where it came from
Published by DC Comics in February 1965, The Flash #150 represents a milestone in the Silver Age of comic books. This issue features the conclusion of a multi-part storyline titled The Day the Flash Failed, written by John Broome and illustrated by Carmine Infantino. As a pivotal installment in the series, it reflects the era's focus on high-concept science fiction mixed with traditional superhero tropes, showcasing the collaborative synergy between the writer and artist who defined the character during this period.
Carmine Infantino’s design work on this issue is characteristic of his clean, streamlined aesthetic, which was instrumental in modernizing the Flash's visual language for the 1960s. The cover and interior art were received as quintessential examples of the DC house style of the time, known for its dynamic kineticism and focus on imaginative gadgetry. The issue remains a sought-after piece for collectors due to its status as a landmark number in the publication history of one of DC’s most enduring heroes.
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