Irv Norvick & Tex Blaisdell - Original art - Story #234: The Flash - Page 9 (DC Comics, 1975)

This original 1975 art, drawn by Irv Novick and inked by Tex Blaisdell , is from page 9 of The Flash #234, one of the classic episodes of DC Comics ' Bronze Age period.

The panel portrays Barry Allen , the second Flash, in the midst of one of his iconic "races against time," offering a fluid, dramatic, and tension-filled visual narrative. The elegant and dynamic line of Novick , a key figure in the '70s DC aesthetic, is enhanced by Blaisdell 's clean, solid inking, resulting in a work balanced between introspection and superhero action.

Featuring visual elements typical of American comics of the era—narrative balloons, a classic grid, and expressive anatomies—this panel represents an authentic testament to the pre-Crisis serial storytelling . A historic piece , a must-have for collectors of original DC panels or fans of the Flash legacy.

Main features:

• Original published art – The Flash #234 (1975), page 9
• Starring: Barry Allen / The Flash
• Artists: Irv Novick (pencils), Tex Blaisdell (inks)
• Technique: Ink and ink on cardboard
• Dimensions: Standard 70's DC format (approximately 28 x 43 cm)
• Condition: Very good – visible pencil marks and traces of tape on the edges
• Publisher: DC Comics
• Genre: Superhero / Action / Bronze Age

Details:

• Pencils: Irv Novick
• China: Tex Blaisdell
• Series Title: The Flash
  
• Number: #234
  
• Page: 9
  
• Year: 1975
  
• Publisher: DC Comics
  
• Technique: Ink and ink on cardboard
  
• Condition: Very good – pencil marks and tape residue on the edges