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Cover: Brian Bolland & Scott Kolins

The Flash #[3]

Apr 2004 · DC · 17.95 USD; 27.95 CAD
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“Crossfire Prologue: Tricked!”
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This collection brings together issues #1-6 of the 2004 Flash series, written by Geoff Johns with art by Ethan Van Sciver and others. The story follows Wally West as he faces a new threat in Keystone City, with the Rogues forming an uneasy alliance against a common enemy. The volume also introduces the character of Captain Boomerang II and explores the aftermath of the 'Rogue War' storyline.

In "Crossfire Prologue: Tricked!", Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins kick off a high-stakes showdown as the Rogues battle the Thinker for control of the Flash’s powers—only for Keith Kenyon to seize the moment and take the Flash himself. Meanwhile, at the Flash Museum, Captain Cold, Chyre, and Morillo free Cyborg and others from the mirror dimension, setting the stage for a confrontation that pushes the Flash to his limits. With Cyborg’s aid, Flash attempts to bring the Thinker into his mind, but the real danger lies in what’s waiting inside. The cover, a striking collaboration by Brian Bolland and Scott Kolins, captures the tension perfectly.

writer Geoff Johns · artist Scott Kolins · inker Doug Hazlewood · colorist James Sinclair · colorist Digital Chameleon · letterer Gaspar Saladino · cover Brian Bolland, Scott Kolins

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cover pencils, inks Brian Bolland
cover pencils, inks Scott Kolins

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While the Rogues fight Thinker for control of Flash, Keith Kenyon snatches him. Meanwhile at the Flash Museum, Captain Cold, Chyre, and Morillo release Cyborg and the other captives from the mirror dimension. As Flash recovers, Kenyon explains his history, but they are interrupted by the Thinker, Cyborg, and the detectives. This time, with Cyborg's help, Flash is able to bring the Thinker into his mind.

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