| Release: | Feb 1967 |
| Cover: | Feb 1967 |
The Real Origin of the Flash / The Hypnotic Super-Speedster
| Release: | Feb 1967 |
| Cover: | Feb 1967 |
Mopee, a helpmate with magical powers from who Flash calls an "alien", claims to be responsible for the Flash's origin. Mopee introduces himself as an "Initiate Tenth Class of the Heavenly Help-mates". He says he "deliberately brought down that bold of lightning after I checked you out to receive the gift of Super-speed". However, the fact that Barry Allen was drenched in chemicals he did not own is a technical foul. So, in order for the Flash to legally retain his powers, he must earn enough money to buy the chemicals, and do so as the Flash.
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Synopsis for "The Hypnotic Super-Speedster"
During a hypnotistâs act in Blue Valley High School, Kid Flash helps a fat boy achieve his dream of moving at super-speed and also captures a gang of fur thieves.
| Writer | John Broome, Gardner Fox |
| Cover Penciller | Carmine Infantino |
| Cover Inker | Joe Giella |
| Penciller | Carmine Infantino |
| Inker | Joe Giella, Sid Greene |
| Editor | Julius Schwartz |
| Editor in Chief | Julius Schwartz |
| Flash | Barry Allen |
| Flash | Jay Garrick |
| Kid Flash | Wally West |
| Age | Silver Age |
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| Format | Comic |
| Series Group | Flash |
| Genre | Action | Adventure | Super-Heroes |
| No. of Pages | 32 |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |