FLASH, THE (1959-85) #106
CGC FN-: 5.5
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SOLD ON: Tuesday, 04/08/2025 8:08 PM
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Carmine Infantino cover & art; 1st app & origin of Gorilla Grodd & Pied Piper; 1st app of Solova
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Carmine Infantino cover & art; 1st app & origin of Gorilla Grodd & Pied Piper; 1st app of Solova
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
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Carmine Infantino cover & art; 1st app & origin of Gorilla Grodd & Pied Piper; 1st app of SolovaFlash #106 is the second issue of the Scarlet Speedster’s Silver Age revival, making it a popular target for DC collectors of the era. While the cover villain is the somewhat comical Pied Piper, the book also contains the first appearance of Gorilla Grodd, which would inaugurate a three-issue story arc featuring the intelligent ape from the hidden Gorilla City. Grodd would go on to become a popular character throughout the storied history of the publisher, maintaining a fan base into the Modern Day. Carmine Infantino’s superior skills are on full display throughout this issue as he sets the tone for the cape book revival of the Silver Age. DC SA books are notoriously difficult to find in high grades, and this issue is no exception.
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Carmine Infantino cover & art; 1st app & origin of Gorilla Grodd & Pied Piper; 1st app of SolovaFlash #106 is the second issue of the Scarlet Speedster’s Silver Age revival, making it a popular target for DC collectors of the era. While the cover villain is the somewhat comical Pied Piper, the book also contains the first appearance of Gorilla Grodd, which would inaugurate a three-issue story arc featuring the intelligent ape from the hidden Gorilla City. Grodd would go on to become a popular character throughout the storied history of the publisher, maintaining a fan base into the Modern Day. Carmine Infantino’s superior skills are on full display throughout this issue as he sets the tone for the cape book revival of the Silver Age. DC SA books are notoriously difficult to find in high grades, and this issue is no exception.