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Jack Flash has made it to many fictional works, mainly music. Rolling Stones has song called Jumping Jack Flash. Don McLean mentions him in original version of American pie. Dr John mentions him in some song (don't recall what song). Jack Flash is also one name of one of the main characters in Hal Duncans novels Vellum and Ink.
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first, majority of references are to a single source, the beano book, second, it is published by dcthompson that also publishes beano so may not be WP:RS? Coolabahapple (talk) 12:35, 27 August 2021 (UTC)Reply
