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The Flash: The Human Race #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCollecting issues #13-18 of the 1987 Flash series, this volume presents the epic story arc 'The Human Race,' written by Mark Waid with art by Salvador Larroca. The tale finds the Flash forced into a desperate race against the cosmic speedster known as the Black Flash, with the fate of all humanity hanging in the balance. A defining run for Wally West, this collection showcases the character's growth and the high-stakes heroism that made this era a fan favorite.
In "The Human Race, Part One: Radio Days," young Garfield Logan recounts a strange day when the two Flashes—Barry Allen and Wally West—arrived in Keystone City, racing through a vanished skyline to confront the forces behind its disappearance. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Mike Parobeck, with inks by Romeo Tanghal and colors by Tom Ziuko, this 2009 issue captures a moment of wonder and speed, all framed through the eyes of a curious student. The cover, by Steve Lightle, sets the tone with a dynamic, nostalgic flair.
In a quiet moment at school, young Garfield Logan recounts the day the two Flashes—Jay Garrick and Barry Allen—appeared together to confront the Fiddler, the Thinker, and the Shade, all while unraveling the mystery behind Keystone City’s sudden disappearance. With the help of Joan Garrick and a touch of impossible speed, the heroes brought the city back, leaving Garfield with a memory he’ll never forget.
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