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Cover: Carmine Infantino & Robert Kanigher & Joe Kubert

The Flash Omnibus #1

Nov 2014 · DC · 99.99 USD; 112.00 CAD
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“The Rival Flash!”
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This massive hardcover collects the earliest adventures of the Golden Age Flash, Jay Garrick, from Flash Comics #1-17 and All-Flash #1-2, plus stories from Comic Cavalcade and All-Star Comics. It covers the debut of the scarlet speedster, his battles with the Rival and Dr. Edward Clariss, and his team-ups with Hawkman (Carter Hall) and other Justice Society members. The volume also includes Joan Williams, Jay's longtime love interest, and establishes the foundations of the Flash mythos in DC's Golden Age.

In "The Rival Flash!", Barry Allen races to uncover the truth behind a mysterious gorilla terrorizing Central City—while also baffled by a super-sonic vehicle that leaves him in the dust. When his friend Fred Pearson starts blacking out at the same time, Flash realizes the danger is personal and far more complex than it first appears. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Carmine Infantino with inks by Joe Giella, this classic tale from the Flash Omnibus #1 (2014) features a gripping mystery and a high-stakes journey to Gorilla City, with cover art by Carmine Infantino, Robert Kanigher, and Joe Kubert.

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cover pencils Carmine Infantino
cover pencils Robert Kanigher
cover inks Joe Kubert

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Barry Allen's friend Fred Pearson, star of the Central City Theatre's "The Great Gorilla," has been having blackouts at the same time that a mysterious gorilla has been seen roaming the city. Flash must solve this mystery and that of a super-sonic vehicle that passes him like he's standing still. Its pilot, Gorilla Grodd, has come to find Solovar, who is being held at the Central City Zoo. Grodd steals Solovar's "force of mind," and begins his plan to take over Gorilla City. But Solovar finds Barry Allen, explains the situation, and the two of them head to Gorilla City to confront Grodd.

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