During this period as well, for DC, the Andru-Esposito team segued from "Wonder Woman" to "The Flash", drawing the super-speedster superhero's adventures from issue #175–194 (Dec. 1967 – Feb. 1970). All the while, Esposito regularly inked such artists as Irv Novick and Curt Swan on the Superman family of comics, including "Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane", "Superboy", and "Superman", and numerous Superman-Batman team-ups penciled by Andru in "World's Finest Comics". The Kanigher-Andru-Esposito trio introduced the Silver Age version of the split-personality superheroine feature "Rose and Thorn" in "Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane" #105 (Oct. 1970). For the black-and-white comics-magazine publisher Skywald in 1971, Andru and Esposito contributed many stories across the line, including to the horror titles "Nightmare" and "Psycho" and the Western titles "Wild Western Action", "The Bravados" and "Butch Cassidy". With writer Gary Friedrich, they created Skywald's motorcycle-riding superhero "Hell-Rider".