The Flash Giant #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Run Like There's No Tomorrow," Green Arrow and Black Canary take down a human trafficking operation tied to Seattle’s homeless population, only to uncover a chilling link to Queen Industries. As Ollie digs deeper, a deadly confrontation with Broderick leads to a shocking betrayal from someone he once trusted—set against the moody, kinetic art of Otto Schmidt and the striking cover by Francis Manapul.
When Shift, a rogue agent from the 25th century, unleashes chaos in Central City to kill The Flash, Barry Allen must outrun both her relentless pursuit and the echoes of a past he can’t escape—especially as Eobard Thawne’s shadow looms from a chilling flashback. With Detective Ulski and Captain Gerald Coover on the ground, Barry races against time to stop a future that’s already begun to unravel.
In "Rational Thought," The Flash [Barry Allen] finds himself unraveling as reality itself bends—first with talking animals, then the shocking revelation that the Earth is flat. With logic and physics failing him, Barry must confront the impossible, even as Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] watches from the shadows and Trickster [Axel Walker] seems to know more than he lets on.
In "The End," Green Arrow and Black Canary take down a human trafficking operation tied to Seattle’s homeless population, only to find the conspiracy reaches deep into Queen Industries. As Ollie digs further, a shocking betrayal from within the company forces him to confront a familiar enemy sent to silence him.
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↩ Reprints The Blue Beetle #2 (2006), The Flash #14 (2013), Green Arrow #1 (2016)
Reprinted in The Flash: United They Fall #[nn] (2020)
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