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Firestorm: The Nuclear Man #25 cover
Cover: Brian Stelfreeze

Firestorm: The Nuclear Man #25

Jul 2006 · DC · 2.99 USD; 4.00 CAD
📊 ~23,292 copies sold its debut month
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“Hot and Cold”

In "Hot and Cold," Firestorm finds himself caught in a dangerous game between Mr. Freeze and Killer Frost, as the former attempts to use the nuclear hero to expose the latter to the sun’s intense heat. With powers flickering under the solar strain, Firestorm must rely on Professor Stein’s guidance from the matrix while grappling with the unexpected consequences of their plan. Written by Stuart Moore and brought to life by Jamal Igle’s dynamic art, with Keith Champagne’s inks, David Baron’s colors, and Travis Lanham’s crisp lettering, this 2006 issue delivers a high-stakes, heat-driven showdown. The cover by Brian Stelfreeze captures the tension with a striking, sun-drenched image.

writer Stuart Moore · artist Jamal Igle · inker Keith Champagne · colorist David Baron · letterer Travis Lanham · cover Brian Stelfreeze

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Full credits

artist Jamal Igle
colorist David Baron
letterer Travis Lanham
cover pencils, inks Brian Stelfreeze

Reprints

Reprinted in Firestorm the Nuclear Man: Reborn #[nn] (2007)

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