Flash #47
In "De multiples permutations," the Flash finds himself trapped in a disorienting illusion, convinced he’s a criminal after Mirror Master exploits his reflective powers to twist reality. With help from a mysterious ally disguised as Heat Wave, the Flash must unravel the deception before the truth is lost in the maze of mirrors. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Irv Novick, with inks by Frank McLaughlin, the issue features a striking cover by Ernie Chan.
In "Le secret des uniformes du tailleur," The Flash finds himself caught in a strange shift after donning a new suit crafted by Paul Gambi—only to begin behaving in ways that feel utterly alien to his usual self. As the costume's influence grows, the line between hero and impostor begins to blur, leaving both Flash and readers questioning what truly lies beneath the red.
In "Menace sur l'univers," Green Lantern races to stop the Ravagers, who are threatening to destroy the sun of Jotham. As the planet's fate hangs in the balance, he turns to the nuclear reactors of a stranded spaceship to amplify the sun's fusion, hoping to outmaneuver the attackers before it's too late.
In "Vole, Flash, vole," the Flash finds himself trapped in a twisted illusion, believing he’s a criminal after Mirror Master ensnares him with hypnotic mirrors. When Dexter Myles—posing as Heat Wave—steps in to guide him back to the truth, the Flash must confront the line between perception and reality before the mastermind behind the deception is unmasked.
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