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CLASSIC BRONZE AGE SPEEDSTER ACTION! Up for sale is The Flash #245, published by DC Comics with a cover date of November 1976. Featuring a high-octane cover illustration by master artist Ernie Chan (signed Ernie Chua) depicting Barry Allen dodging Z-Gun laser blasts while racing into combat, this 30-cent Bronze Age release is an exciting piece of 1970s DC Comics history. Written by longtime series scribe Cary Bates with interior pencils by Irv Novick and inks by Vince Colletta, this issue presents the feature story "Who Put the Zing in the Flash?". When the high-tech criminal Zum threatens Central City with advanced weaponry capable of disintegrating matter in seconds, the Scarlet Speedster must push his super-speed to the absolute limit. Bates and Novick deliver classic Bronze Age superhero drama filled with sci-fi gadgets, high-stakes suspense, and classic Barry Allen ingenuity. CONDITION: 4.0 Very Good (VG). This raw comic displays moderate reading and handling wear typical for its age. The front cover shows noticeable creasing, color-breaking spine stress ticks, edge wear, and corner rounding. The back cover ad for Charms Blow Pops exhibits age toning, surface handling soiling, and light edge wear. The comic lies flat with complete interior pages firmly attached to original staples.