Tom versus the Flash number 241 or he's a master of Feng Shui inside a vault.

Welcome back to the Flash number 241, the May 176 issue featuring a cover by Ernie Chan

with the entire issue being edited by Julie Schwartz.

The first story in this issue is Steel Flash Steel, written by Carrie Bates, penciled by

Irvinovic, inked by Frank McLaughlin, we begin television coverage, Central City, Big Story,

third national bank, getting robbed. There's a confrontation inside the bank where they're

with Tim Scott from WNPP TV.

He's got a handsome mustache and quite the turtleneck sweater.

Quite the look for your standard news reporter in the DC universe at that time.

You had to have a mustache.

So we see inside what the confrontation is that's going on.

And of course, it's the Flash versus Miramaster. All the bangtellers and everyone was able to escape. Now it's just a pitched battle between the two. We see

Flash spinning around delivering a mighty blast, a backhanded punch to the face of Miramaster,

sprawling him to the ground, but Mirrmaster has a plan. He's on the ground, but the bottom of his

shoes are mirrored souls. He's on the ground, but the bottom of his shoes are

mirrored souls. Horrible in the rain, lots of falling down. You're like bad flip-flops

when it's raining out. You're like hydro-planning all over the place. They're not only mired souls,

but they can shoot out an energy burst, which they do, nailing the flash. The flash falls

to the ground. Meremaster breaks out, a special new gun he has, a liquid mirror gun, shooting a liquid

mirror onto the flash until it's slowly covering him. As it's covering him, it's intensifying the

ultraviolet rays, heating up the flash, hurting him intensely, but it's only gotten up to his

legs.

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