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All-Flash Vol 1 1

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"The Origin of the Flash"


"The Men Who Turned to Stone"


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Synopsis for "The Origin of the Flash"

Jay Garrick gains superspeed in a lab accident and becomes the Flash.

Appearing in "The Men Who Turned to Stone"

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  • Joe Callen (First and only known appearance to date)

Synopsis for "The Men Who Turned to Stone"

Jay Garrick's colleague, Mister Norris, shows him a new formula he has invented, one capable of turning living things into stone. He tells a man who visits the laboratory about it, and the man in turn tells mob boss Joe Callen. Intrigued by the idea, Callen has Norris abducted and sends some men to kill Jay. Jay fakes dodges the bullets at superspeed and plays dead. After they leave, he changes into the Flash and injects himself with a blood plasma formula he had developed, hypothesizing that it might protect him in case Norris's formula is used against him.

Callen's men abduct several people to test the formula on, including Joan Williams. On the street, the Flash encounters a little girl whose mother had just been taken. She leads him to a building, but they are captured and turned into statues. Callen makes an attraction out of his Flash statue, charging money for other criminals to come see his handiwork.

However, the blood plasma formula works as planned, and the Flash recovers from his statue-like state. He plunges Callen into a vat of Norris's formula, turning everything but his head to stone. He then rounds up Callen's men, who had been causing trouble around town. Finally, he uses his blood plasma formula to release the others who had been turned into statues, including Norris and Joan.

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