The Flash #32 (832)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Speed Was Power, and the Speed Was Joy, Part II," Wally West is pulled into a bizarre cycle of heroics as he repeatedly rescues people who deliberately put themselves in peril—just to film their own rescue for online fame. As Captain Cold warns, this chaotic pattern is no accident, and a far greater danger looms over Central City. Written by Ryan North and illustrated by Gavin Guidry, with colors by Adriano Lucas and letters by Buddy Beaudoin, the cover by Gavin Guidry captures the intensity of a city on the edge.
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Wally finds himself spending every hour saving people who put themselves in danger so they can film themselves being saved by The Flash in order to win money. Captain Cold warns Flash that this was put in motion to distract Flash from a bigger threat to Central City.
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