Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2001 miniseries that teams up two of DC's most iconic Silver Age heroes, the Flash and Green Lantern, in a series of adventures that revisit their classic team-ups from The Brave and the Bold. Written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Barry Kitson, the story pits Barry Allen and Hal Jordan against a rogue's gallery of villains including Gorilla Grodd, Sinestro, and the Shade, while also exploring the legacy of their predecessors Jay Garrick and Abin Sur. The volume collects the entire six-issue run of the miniseries, offering a modern take on the dynamic between the speedster and the Emerald Gladiator.
In "Those Who Worship Evil's Might," Flash confronts a haunting personal loss as he teams up with Hal Jordan in a high-stakes battle of wills and willpower. When the original Star Sapphire awakens Carol Ferris' gem to exact revenge on the Zamorans, Flash must push through his grief to sever the psychic link binding the two Star Sapphires to their power source. Written by Mark Waid and Tom Peyer, with dynamic art by Barry Kitson and vibrant colors by Lovern Kindzierski and Digital Chameleon, this 2001 issue delivers a gripping, emotionally charged tale with a pivotal moment in the Star Sapphire mythos. Cover by Barry Kitson.
In "Those Who Worship Evil's Might," early in their careers, Green Lantern and Flash set aside heroics for a rare social meeting—only for an alien virus to infect the plane Flash was on, siphoning out the darkness in human hearts. As the heroes track the source across Earth, they must confront the corruption spreading through their allies and even each other, relying on trust and teamwork to purge the blight before it takes hold.
In "Lightspeed," Flash, Kid Flash, and Green Lantern join forces to stop Black Hand and Mirror Master from pulling off a high-stakes heist. When the villains steal Kid Flash’s speed, Green Lantern steps in with a boost of his own power—only for the real heroism to come from the speedster’s unmatched reflexes and instinct.
In "How Many Times Can a Man Turn His Head?", Green Lantern and Green Arrow’s search for America leads them to Central City, where they clash with a new mayor pushing strict law-and-order policies—and the Flash, who stands in the way of their mission. The story unfolds as fast as a lightning bolt, testing loyalties and the limits of justice in a city where speed meets resistance.
In "The Man without Fearlessness!", Flash teams up with Green Lantern Hal Jordan when the Guardians of the Universe call upon them to confront a mysterious star that dangerously amplifies the Green Lanterns' fearlessness—turning their strength into recklessness. As the duo races to uncover the star's origin and the mind behind the scheme, they must navigate a crisis that tests their courage in ways neither expected.
In the wake of Iris Allen’s passing and Hal Jordan’s return to Ferris Aircraft, a dangerous rift opens when the original Star Sapphire hijacks Carol Ferris’ gem to reclaim her power and settle an old score with the Zamorans. Flash, grappling with his own sorrow, steps in to sever the psychic link binding the two Star Sapphires to the gem—before the conflict consumes them both.
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