Super Star Comics #7
In "La mort de Flash," Marv Wolfman and George Pérez deliver a pivotal moment in the Multiverse’s fate, with Flash facing the Anti-Monitor in a desperate bid to stop a new antimatter cannon. As the captive hero and Psycho Pirate witness the dark force’s renewed threat, Flash’s final act of courage unfolds across time, leaving a lasting impact on the DC Universe. The issue’s bold visuals, rendered in full by George Pérez on both interior and cover, capture the gravity of the moment—cover by Pérez, inks by Pérez, with colors by Tony Tollin.
In "La mort de Flash," the Flash faces his final stand as the Anti-Monitor returns with a devastating new plan, forcing him and the captured Psycho Pirate to witness the birth of an antimatter cannon. With a desperate gambit, Flash uses the Pirate’s powers to disrupt the Qwardian Thunderers and plunges into the cannon’s core, running counterclockwise to trigger its destruction—only to be hurled through time and ultimately consumed by the Anti-Monitor’s growing power.
In "null," Jean’s sudden shrinkage forces Paul and Norman on a desperate journey to the Amazon, hoping to find the elusive Ray. What begins as a rescue mission quickly turns into a tense standoff when they arrive to discover Atom and Torbul locked in a fierce clash.
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