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FLASH VOL. 2 #142
Cover Date: October 1998
Cover Price: $1.99
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Cover Credits:
Art: Steve Lightle (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Mark Waid, Brian Augustyn |
| Pencils | Pop Mhan |
| Inks | Chris Ivy |
| Lettering | Gaspar Saladino |
| Colors | Tom McCraw |
| Assistant editing | L.A. Williams |
| Editing | Paul Kupperberg |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- Linda Park (next in issue #144)
- Max Crandall
- Jay Garrick (behind the scenes; next in DC One Million #1)
- Joan Garrick (behind the scenes; next in issue #152)
- Bart Allen (as Wally's ringbearer)
- Jesse Chambers (behind the scenes)
- Hartley Rathaway (behind the scenes)
- James (behind the scenes)
- John Park (last in issue #140)
- Lisa Park (in between issues #140 and #157)
- Rudolph West
- Mary West
- Jerry McGee (behind the scenes)
- Tina McGee (behind the scenes)
- Chester Runk (behind the scenes)
- Connie Noleski (behind the scenes)
Villain(s):
- Kobra (last in Batman: Bane of the Demon #3)
- Abra Kadabra (behind the scenes)
Guest Appearance(s):
- Dick Grayson (as Wally's best man)
- Donna Troy
- Roy Harper (last in Power of Shazam! #41; next in DC One Million #1)
- Garth
- Wonder Woman (unclear whether this is this Diana or Hippolyta)
- Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
- Plastic Man
- Superman
- Martian Manhunter
Other Character(s):
- Tiffany (first appearance; Rudolph West's date)
- Rudolpho (first appearance; Mary West's date)
- Barb (Linda's maid-of-honor)
Comment(s):
- Wally and Linda's marriage license is dated August 28th.
Solicitation:
- Writer Mark Waid returns once more to the Flash! Wally West marries Linda Park in the Park family ancestral home, with family members, friends, and fellow super-heroes in attendance!
Synopsis: - It is Wally and Linda's wedding day. Linda is worried about Wally's distance from his relatives, which doesn't really bode well for their marriage, but he does endeavor to try harder. However, when he puts the ring on Linda's finger, she disappears, and everyone forgets she ever existed.