Nearly had my new Flash pin from Six Flags. Foiled at the last moment when it moved, my daughter did NOT make it out with said pin. I am sad, and this cheered me up.

I. WILL. HAVE. A. FLASH. PIN.

Ok, so before I commented on this, I had to read the other story.

And it got a whole lot funnier.

I can't help but wonder though: How Heavy was the chocolate? I mean, if there's THAT much, I'm thinking pretty heavy, right?

Oh, and I love what he's doing to Superman. Talk about a brain blast. lol.

I wondered about Al's reaction. Thanks for clearing that up.

Loved this! And not just cause I'm biased. D

I loved the fact that Wally cons Supes so easily - I can just imagine him screaming in a really high voice.

He he he...

I might just have to write some more stories concerning a certain lil fellow...

Enjoyed this a lot,

Dubbers

If I may ask a question without insulting you, I can't quite figer out what the package Flash got has to do with the transdimentional guest tormenting Superman, or why Alfrid would set it up. My tiny mind can't comprehend your genius, I guess.

that, that was funny. immensely, wonderfully, marvelously funny!

I'll have to look up this Dubber person. I feel like I'm missing something.

"Dear Master Wallace," Dead giveaway right there that Alfred is the mysterious client. The rest of the clues just illuminate the obvious. Still amusing though and the explanation for how the note exploded is interesting. What is in the package anyway?

""Dear Goddess-it's him again-Mr. Mxyzptilk! Flash!"" When did Superman start using Wonder Woman's phraseology? I'm guessing, by your author's note, that you already know that section is out of character for Superman. Would I be correct in assuming the "resin creature" is connected to that rather hammed scene?"

First part was good but the dinner scene could use some tweaking.

Loved do more-esp. with Flash!