(Flash I #286) - Fiona Webb got some mail for her neighbor Barry Allen, and knocked on his door. He didn’t want to be seen because after a battle with the Rainbow Raider in his superhero identity of the Flash all the color had been drained form his body. He asked Fiona to slip the mail under the door, feigning illness, and said when he was feeling better he’d invite her in for coffee. Fiona said she didn’t drink coffee, and she didn’t accept invitations from strange men.

 (Flash I #287, 288) - Flash stopped a taxi from crashing and the passenger was Fiona Webb, who asked him to take her to the police station for a personal matter. Flash was thrilled with getting to talk to Fiona, and noting she was near tears he wondered if her standoffish attitude towards Barry Allen was because she had a lot on her mind. The police station had been transformed into pure sodium by the criminal Dr. Alchemy, making every surface dazzling and blinding, and Flash told Fiona to stay put while he dealt with the situation. The next day Barry knocked on Fiona’s door to give her some roses, but she refused to answer the door, sobbing that he was tormenting her and demanding he leave. She revealed that she’d gone to the Central City precinct to report him for harassing her, surprising Barry.

(Flash I #289) - Fiona returned to the police station, saying she believed her life was in danger because a man in her apartment building was trying to kill her. She said he went by different aliases, but was currently known as Barry Allen.

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