Tom versus the Flash number 119 or being a Flash rogue means to become a serial renter.

Welcome back for the Flash number 119, the March 1961 issue featuring a cover.

Penciled by Carmen Infantino and inked by Joe Giella. Our first story in this issue is

The Mirror Master's Magic Bullet written by John Broome, pencil bar

Carmen and Fantino, inked by Murphy Anderson, and edited by Julie Schwartz.

We start this issue.

Barry Allen sitting in his office by his typewriter, clicking clacking.

Must be a hell of a typist.

Probably has no traditional keyboarding skills, but pure speed alone, I think

we'll make up for you. See, he's thinking, no, he's got problems. The Mirrmaster has recently

escaped from prison. And Barry Allen's been going through his head, trying to find some leads,

trying to figure out some way to get a bead on where the mirror master is.

Well, just so happens that there's a new exhibit opening at the museum.

It's a collection of antique mirrors owned by the Duke of Ferrand.

It has heirlooms, centuries-old mirrors, you know, it's a real treat for the mirror aficionado, which luckily mirror master is, of course.

So, of course, Barry thinks this is going to be a great opportunity to catch Mirrormaster.

Obviously, he's going to go for these mirrors.

I do like that while Barry is thinking about this, he does have a nice selection

of books on his desk. He's got Newton, Einstein, Copernicus, Darwin. This is a man who's

interested in reason, except of course for the part where he says that the exhibit will draw

Miramaster like a honey hive draws bees.

Because to be fair, the bees make the honey hive. It's like saying my apartment attracts me.

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