The Flash #[3]

In the heart of Keystone City, a new Trickster strikes the police station, stealing classified files to auction on The Network—the underground black market where super-villains trade secrets and stolen tech. As Wally West and the Flash team scramble to stop the heist, tensions rise when Jared Morillo reveals his true allegiance, and Joan Garrick steps forward with a startling declaration that sends shockwaves through the city’s superhero community.

In "Crossfire, Part One: Run: Program," Wally West finds himself caught between a coordinated assault by a rogue faction led by Blacksmith and the enigmatic schemes of the Thinker, who has his own designs on the Flash. With allies like Iris West Allen and Cyborg watching from the shadows, Wally must outrun both the chaos and the mind games before the next move is made.

In "Crossfire: Part Two of Five: Hide and Seek," Flash [Wally West] races against time to cure himself from the frenzy virus while the Rogues close in on him—only to find he’s no longer fully in control. With the Thinker manipulating his every move, Wally must fight his own mind as the villains circle, and the line between ally and enemy blurs.

In "Crossfire, Part 3: The Thinking Man," Wally West faces a new kind of threat as the Thinker’s influence grows, testing his mind and will. With Keith Kenyon’s past revealed and Cyborg’s help, Flash attempts to confront the enemy not with speed, but with thought—drawing the Thinker into his own mind, where the real battle begins.

In "Crossfire, Part 4: Run-Down," Wally West pushes his speed to the limit, unraveling the Thinker’s digital mind—but the victory is fleeting. With the Rogues closing in and Girder gaining the upper hand, Wally must rely on instinct and allies like Cyborg and Linda Park West to stay ahead of the chaos.