Flashpoint #1
This volume collects the first part of the Flashpoint event, a reality-altering saga where the Flash wakes up in a twisted version of the DC Universe. Written by Geoff Johns with art by Andy Kubert, it sets the stage for a world where Batman is Thomas Wayne, Wonder Woman and Aquaman are at war, and Superman has never been found. The collection includes the core miniseries issues #1–2 along with tie-in chapters that explore this fractured timeline.
In "Néga-Flash: renaissance," Barry's family questions his emotional distance, while Hot Pursuit suspects Bart is the temporal anomaly he's tracking—though the true source is far more dangerous. Written by Geoff Johns and Alex Nikolavitch, with art by Scott Kolins and colors by Michael Atiyeh, this 2012 issue features a striking cover by Andy Kubert and Sandra Hope.
When Barry Allen investigates the mysterious death of Extensiboy in Central City, a masked speedster on a motorcycle arrives from the future—revealing himself as a version of Barry Allen from a fractured timeline. The sudden appearance throws Barry into a crisis of identity and time, as the future version warns of a world unraveling.
In "Vers Flashpoint ! Deuxième partie," a Flash from a parallel Earth warns the Flash of impending temporal chaos that threatens to unravel history across the 52 worlds of the multiverse. The urgency is palpable as the two speedsters confront a mystery that could rewrite reality itself.
In "Vers Flashpoint ! Troisième partie," Barry grapples with his family's growing distance as he races against time to uncover the truth behind a mysterious anomaly. When Hot Pursuit believes Bart is the source of the temporal disruption, the real threat emerges in the form of the Néga-Flash—unseen and unraveling the timeline from the shadows.
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