Original production artwork for The Flash #306 (February 1982), page one splash, illustrated by Carmine Infantino (pencils) and Bob Smith (inks). Ink on paper with extensive original production paste-ups, including the series logo, indicia, title, and editorial text. The dynamic opening page introduces the story “Through a Glass, Darkly!” and depicts the Flash confronting the Mirror Master in a dramatic full-page splash composition characteristic of Infantino’s energetic storytelling and Smith’s refined finishes. Editorial blue pencil notations, page corrections, and multiple production overlays remain visible, providing an authentic record of DC Comics’ pre-digital production process during the early 1980s. A desirable display piece and an excellent example of original Bronze Age comic art from one of DC’s most influential artists.

Dimensions: Art: 15.5 x 10.75 in. Framed: 18.25 x 14.5 in.

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Good vintage condition with age-related toning and discoloration. Minor edge wear and corner softening are present. Paste-up elements remain intact with minor lifting and adhesive residue. Light handling wear and scattered soiling are visible, primarily along the margins. Ink remains bold and stable overall.