3x2(9yz)4a!!

I feel like the Flash. I just ran upstairs and my son's paper hat that he made at school got swept up in my wake and fell off the kitchen counter. Yeah, I'm pretty much amazing.

And geek cred to the first person who knows the reference made by my post title!

Jesse Quick/Liberty Bell's visualization of the speed formula allowing her to utilize the speed force! I miss her and the JSA in the New 52!

Cred to Nathan for the quick reply, and for reading modern comics.

Johnny Quick, aka. Jonathan Chambers, was mathematics grad student who used advanced calculus to tap into the 4th dimension of time. He appeared in the pages of "More Fun" comics in the early 40s. He was one of several characters that spun off of the popularity of The Flash, including Quicksilver at Quality comics, and The Whizzer over at Timely.

Johnny was also a newsreel photographer, considered an adventurous and glamorous profession. His speed formula was given to him by his professor, who couldn't make it work, and derived from an ancient Egyptian inscription.

Geeks.

You both get geek cred! Jesse and Wally did use the formula, though Johnny was first.

Wish I could give you 2 geek cred, Winston. That was freakin' encyclopedic!

I gave him one for you.

Paeter wrote:
Wish I could give you 2 geek cred, Winston. That was freakin' encyclopedic!

You have no idea how extensive Winston's knowledge of nearly all things geek-realted (and comics related) truly is.

I gave Winston one too! I am in awe of his geekeryism!