The Flash #800

In "Don't Come to Central City," a rogue's gallery of Central City's most notorious villains gathers for a poker game—only to find themselves surprisingly united in their reluctance to commit crimes when The Flash is around. With names like Goldface, Bug-Eyed Bandit, and the Joker at the table, the tension is as thick as the smoke in the air, and the real game may be something far more personal than cards.

In a fractured reflection of reality, Max Mercury and Wally West find themselves trapped in a labyrinth of mirrors by the cunning Mirror Master, their speed powerless against the warped reflections. With time running out, only Impulse—Bart Allen—can reach them, but his ability to stay focused may be his greatest challenge yet.

In "Flash Family," Barry Allen and Iris West journey to the future to reconnect with their grown children, Don and Dawn Allen, experiencing a heartfelt glimpse of what’s to come. Back in the present, they share a joyful reunion with Wally West and his family, celebrating the enduring bonds of legacy, love, and the Flash family’s remarkable journey.

In "Blitz Back," Zoom confronts the echoes of his past as he emerges from the Speed Force, driven by a twisted belief that only through suffering can Wally West truly become a better hero. With memories of his father’s betrayal, his mother’s silence, and the weight of his own choices shaping his path, Zoom sets his sights on Wally—while shadows of old allies and enemies, like Ashley Zolomon and the Clown, linger in the periphery.

In a quiet moment on a dinner date, Wally West finds his connection with Linda Park-West tested when a ripple in the Speed Force pulls him into a strange, fractured moment between seconds—where he must confront a Mirror Master wielding advanced tech that bends reality itself.