The Flash #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mirror Master's Master Stroke!", Barry Allen faces a terrifying mystery when a routine trip to the far future to photograph the end of the world leaves him stranded—and every touch he makes in the present causes things to age and crumble before his eyes. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino, inks by Joe Giella and Frank Giacoia, and lettering by Gaspar Saladino, this 1964 classic features a chilling twist on time and perception. The cover, penciled by Infantino and inked by Murphy Anderson, captures the Flash’s growing dread in a moment of eerie stillness.
When Barry Allen agrees to take a course on success at Iris West’s urging, he doesn’t expect to face his greatest challenge in the most unexpected place—class. But as the Mirror Master, disguised as a student, turns the course’s lessons against him, Barry must confront a foe who’s not just copying his moves, but mastering them.
When Iris West tells Barry Allen she’s writing an article about the end of the world, Barry decides to enlist the Flash to journey into the far future and capture proof. But when the Flash returns, he finds that every touch from his hand causes objects—and even time itself—to age and crumble instantly.
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Reprinted in From Beyond the Unknown #10 (1971), Flash #8 (1971), The Flash #213 (1972), Flash #10 (1972), Flits Classics #2631 (1973), Superman Presents World's Finest Comic Monthly #119 (1975), Showcase Presents: The Flash #3 (2009), The Flash Archives #6 (2012), The Flash: The Silver Age Omnibus #2 (2017), The Flash: The Silver Age #3 (2018)
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