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TITLE:
"Dog Days"
COVER BLURB:
"Flash at Grodd's Mercy!"
DATE:
December 1990
WRITER:
William Messner-Loebs
PENCILLER:
Greg LaRocque
INKER:
Jose Marzan Jr.
LETTERS:
Tim Harkins
COLORS:
Glenn Whitmore
EDITOR:
Brian Augustyn
COVER:
Greg Larocque &
Jose Marzan Jr.
COVER
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QUOTE:
"Do you not long for the dance, oh human? The endless dance
of hunter and prey? Don't you long for the contest of sinew and muscle?
Don't you long for the song of talon and fang?" —Grodd |
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SUMMARY: The Flash is looking for work, and the Keystone
Police are looking for someone to advise them on the city's Velocity 9
drug problem. Thus, the police commissioner assigns the fastest man
alive to accompany one Detective Cleveland as his temporary partner.
During their first surveys of the city's rundown districts the two
encounter a strangely organized pack of dogs, feral animals that attack
with ferocity and unexpected skill. And this doesn't seem to be an
isolated incident. Animals all over the city are behaving strangely.
Responding to a report of chaos at the Keystone City Zoo, Flash and
Cleveland track an escaping monkey through the city streets in order to
discover the source of this phenomenon. The animal leads them to an
abandoned apartment building. There, stark terror takes over as the
scarlet speedster finds himself face-to-face with Grodd. The brilliant,
powerful, and blood-thirsty gorilla is raising an army of intelligent
animals in order to overthrow human order and take the city as his own!
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