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FLASH VOL. 2 #166
Cover Date: November 2000
Cover Price: $2.25
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Cover Credits:
Art: Brian Bolland (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Geoff Johns |
| Pencils | Angel Unzueta |
| Inks | Doug Hazlewood |
| Lettering | Gaspar Saladino |
| Colors | Tom McCraw |
| Editing | Joey Cavalieri |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- Fred Chyre (alternative universe version)
- Barry Allen (alternative universe version)
- Linda Park-West (in flashback following issue #163 and preceding #168)
Villain(s):
- Captain Cold (also in flashback following Young Justice: Sins of Youth #2 and and preceding issue #164)
- Mirror Master III (also in flashback following Flash Secret Files #2 and preceding main story)
- Weather Wizard (in flashback following Adventures of Superman #575 and preceding issue #175)
- Brother Grimm (in flashback preceding issue #164)
- The Thinker (alternative universe version)
- Plunder
Guest Appearance(s):
- Steel III (in flashback following ??? and preceding ???)
- Superboy (in flashback following ??? and preceding ???)
- Superman (in flashback following ??? and preceding ???)
Synopsis: - Wally and Captain Cold try and reason with Barry Allen and the rest of the Keystone police force, but fail. Their conversation is cut short by the arrival of the Mirror Master, who explains that he's trapped in this dimension along with them. A mysterious white-haired person tricked Cold and Mirror Master into luring West into this world, but they got sucked in too, and Mirror Master's mirror gun broke in transit. He explains that they need to get the gun fixed and escape as soon as possible or their presence will cause this reality to collapse in on itself. Somehow, this reality's Thinker has also deduced that he is in an unreal world, and wants to escape, using Wally and the Rogues to do so.
- When the three 'real world' people arrive at the Hal Jordan museum, they are attacked by Plunder, whose lasers overload and activate Mirror Master's newly repaired gun, causing their reflections to come alive. And the reflections don't look friendly...