Tim versus the Flash number 346 or T-Pain joins the Robs.

Welcome back for the Flash number 346 to June 1989, issue feature cover penciled by

Carmine Infantino, inked by Clauses Jansen, with the issue being edited by Carrie Bates,

and our issue is entitled Dead Man's Bluff,

Written by Carrey Bates, Pencilberg, Carmen, and Fentino, inked by Frank McLaughlin,

lettered by Albert T. de Guzman and colored by Carl Gafford. We begin, Central City Courthouse.

Cecil Horton just dropped a bombshell on the courtroom. She said that the flash is Barry Allen.

She pulled back his cowl to reveal a face that is not Barry Allen's face.

We get the whole explanation for it.

Don't worry.

I think we all know what happened.

Oh, Gorilla City.

So we're in the courtroom.

She's pulled the mask back.

She's surprised, but she thought Barry Allen would be underneath it.

D.A. Slater is totally freaked out because she just blew her case. It's a huge blunder. Fiona Webb, who's in the crowd, is flipping up.

Is she expected to see Barron? She thinks Barry's there, and she still thinks Barry is coming back for her and it caused her to have a nervous breakdown

the first time and she's having a relapse so she is flipping out everyone's telling her that it's

not him it's not him we see the uh the brunette man who is the flash just sitting there while

everyone's looking at him cecile's still staming, trying to figure out what's going on.

She asks the judge for a few minutes to confer with the defendant. A photographer in the crowd

starts yelling that is his chance to finally get a picture of the flash as he goes for his camera,

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