Flash by Mark Waid #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects the early issues of Mark Waid's acclaimed run on The Flash, beginning with The Flash #62-68, #70-84, and #0, along with Annual #3-4 and material from Justice League Quarterly #4. It follows Wally West as he fully steps into the mantle of the Flash, grappling with his legacy and facing iconic villains like the Reverse-Flash. The volume also introduces the concept of the Speed Force, a pivotal element that redefined the Flash mythos.
"Generations" kicks off Mark Waid’s acclaimed run on Flash with a heartfelt, time-spanning story that bridges past and present. When Wally West encounters his grandfather Ira West at an airport, their journey home leads to a poignant reunion with memories of Aunt Iris—and the fateful summer Wally first met the Flash, struck by lightning in Barry Allen’s lab. Greg LaRocque’s evocative art, with cover contributions by LaRocque and Travis Charest, captures the emotional weight of legacy and speed.
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After Wally searches an airport for a terrorist's bomb, he runs into his grandfather, Ira West. Wally accompanies him home, and looking through his late Aunt Iris' things, recalls the summer he met the Flash and was struck by lightning in Barry Allen's lab.
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