Cover: Howard Porter

The Flash #750

May 2020 · DC · 7.99 USD

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“The Flash Age Part One”

In "The Flash Age Part One," Wally West, now seated in the Mobius Chair, grapples with the staggering weight of Multiversal knowledge—every Crisis, every timeline laid bare. But as he sifts through the chaos, he notices troubling discrepancies, hints that time and space have been rewritten, and realizes he must act before the fabric of reality unravels further. Written by Scott Lobdell and illustrated by Brett Booth, with inks by Norm Rapmund, colors by Luis Guerrero, and letters by ALW's Troy Peteri, this pivotal issue features a cover by Howard Porter.

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writer Scott Lobdell · artist Brett Booth · inker Norm Rapmund · colorist Luis Guerrero · letterer ALW's Troy Peteri · cover Howard Porter

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writer Scott Lobdell

artist Brett Booth

inker Norm Rapmund

colorist Luis Guerrero

letterer ALW's Troy Peteri

cover pencils, inks Howard Porter

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Now in the Mobius Chair, Wally has all the knowledge of the Multiverse, including knowledge of every Crisis and alternate timelines. But he finds inconsistencies in the timeline, seeing multiple versions of the same events, and realizes that something has altered time and space and he must use his new abilities to deal with it.

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