Flash #43
In "La guerre froide de Central City," Heat Wave’s release from prison ignites a new wave of chaos in Central City, while Captain Cold, still behind bars, devises a dangerous scheme that unexpectedly draws in Barry Allen. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Irv Novick with inks by Dick Giordano and Frank McLaughlin, this 1979 Flash issue blends cold-blooded strategy with hot-headed action. The cover, a striking portrait by Nick Cardy, captures the tension between the two villains and the city they threaten.
In "La guerre froide de Central City," Heat Wave’s release from prison ignites a new wave of chaos in Central City, while inside the cellblock, Captain Cold devises a risky scheme that unexpectedly draws Barry Allen into a high-stakes game of cold calculation and heat-driven conflict.
In "L'attaque de Thorn," Flash and Huntress face off against the Sportsmaster and a sinister doppelgänger of Helena, while Wildcat remains trapped in the grip of the Thorn, his fate hanging in the balance until the Justice Society intervenes.
In "Maître du feu," the Flash faces a chilling threat when his old friend Al Desmond's alter ego, the villainous Dr. Alchemy, unleashes the fiery power of the demon Vadtara upon the city. With flames consuming the streets and Alchemy's mind seemingly lost to the demon's influence, the Flash must race against time to stop the chaos—before the line between friend and foe is burned away.
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↩ Reprints The Flash #226 (1974), The Flash #227 (1974), The Flash #228 (1974), The Flash #230 (1974), All-Star Comics #72 (1978), All-Star Comics #73 (1978)
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