Written by Antony Bedard. Art by Tom Grummett and Sean Parsons. Cover by Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund.
STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! The fastest family alive loses its powers as Wally West and his kids face an uncertain future while trapped away from home. Will they be able to outrun the chaos that follows the arrival of Flashpoint Wonder Woman? Plus, don't miss the most unexpected Zoo Crew character of all!
32 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $3.99.
Flash reprints. Featuring: 25 page Flash reprint story "Secret of the Three Super-Weapons!" starring The Flash [Barry Allen] & Kid Flash [Wally West], written by John Broome and drawn by Carmine Infantino & Joe Giella; 8 page Johnny Quick reprint story "The Slowpoke Crimes!" written by Don Cameron (?) and drawn by Mort Meskin; 40 page Flash reprint story "Campaign Against the Flash!" starring The Flash [Jay Garrick], Winky, Blinky, Noddy, Joan Williams & Muscleman, written by Gardner Fox and drawn by E.E. Hibbard; 7 page Elongated Man reprint story "Riddle of the Sleepytime Taxi!" starring Elongated Man, Sue Dibny, Beejay & Sleepytime Taxi Crew (villains), written by Gardner Fox and drawn by Murphy Anderson; 15 page Flash reprint story "The Man Who Mastered Absolute Zero!" starring The Flash [Barry Allen], Elongated Man (guest star) & Captain Cold (villain), written by John Broome and drawn by Carmine Infantino & Joe Giella. Cover by Nick Cardy.
Written by Dennis O'Neil, Jeph Loeb Art by Doug Mahnke & Mark Farmer, Ed McGuinness & Dexter Vines Painted cover by Alex Ross
The cover of THE FLASH (original series) #163 inspires two remarkable stories, in which the Scarlet Speedster begs readers to pick up the issue because his "life depends on it!" Taking up the challenge are the teams of Dennis O'Neil & Doug Mahnke and the SUPERMAN/BATMAN team of Loeb, McGuinness & Vines!
Zero Month issue. Wally West is thrust back in time, reliving key moments in his life in "Flashing Back".
Script by Mark Waid, pencils by Mike Wieringo, inks by Jose Marzan, Jr. Wieringo cover.
Cover price $1.50.
Final Night crossover. "Pray for the Dawn," a tie-in issue to The Final Night. The world is freezing, thanks to a being called the Sun-Eater, and Linda and Wally argue about just how much the public should know. Flash battles a group of survivalists called The Last Hope Militia.
Script by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover art by Mike Wieringo and Jose Marzan, Jr.
Cover price $1.75.
"Presidential Race Chapter Two: Down to the Wire."
Liberal activist Piper, convinced that a right-wing presidential candidate is somehow tied to The Top, apparently suits up in his old villain costume and takes aim.
Script by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Mike Wieringo and Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover price $1.75.
The cover and title for "The Flash of Two Cities" pays tribute to the classic "The Flash of Two Worlds" (issue #123 of the first Flash series) by Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino. Flash considers making the coastal town of Santa Marta, California his new home.
Script by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Mike Wieringo (after Carmine Infantino).
Cover price $1.75.
"Quicker than the Eye." Mr. Frost solicits the help of Vandal Savage, Kobra, and Lex Luthor in his bid to kill The Flash, who is busy getting adjusted to life in Santa Marta, California.
Script by Brian Augustyn and Mark Waid, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Mike Wieringo and Jose Marzan, Jr.
Cover price $1.75.
"Cause and Effect." Major Disaster is wreaking havoc in the coast city of Santa Marta, California, which now counts Wally West as one of its residents.
Script by Brian Augustyn and Mark Waid, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Howard Porter and Jose Marzan, Jr.
Cover price $1.75.
"Trial Run." Major Disaster continues his reign of chaos in Santa Marta, where Wally must try and stop a tsunami. Guest-starring Jay Garrick, the original Flash.
Script by Brian Augustyn and Mark Waid, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Steve Lightle.
Cover price $1.75.
"Hell to Pay Part One: Hell Breaks Loose." Weather Wizard, Captain Boomerang, and other members of the Flash Rogue's Gallery harass Jay Garrick and Wally West.
Script by Brian Augustyn and Mark Waid, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by JH Williams III and Mick Gray.
Cover price $1.75.
"Hell to Pay Part Two: Heart and Souls." Wally, who makes a deal with the devil, discovers that Neron is behind the attacks by Major Disaster and the Flash Rogue's Gallery. Guest-starring The Justice League.
Script by Brian Augustyn and Mark Waid, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Mike Wieringo and Jose Marzan, Jr.
Cover price $1.75.
"Hell to Pay Conclusion: An Attack of Conscience." The Justice League battles the Flash Rogue's Gallery and their avatars. Meanwhile, Wally West must face up to the deal he made with Neron (involving Linda).
Script by Brian Augustyn and Mark Waid, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Mike Wieringo and Jose Marzan, Jr.
Cover price $1.75.
"Emergency Stop: Part One." Max Mercury and Jay Garrick come across Wally West's dead body, which is 60 minutes in the future (thanks to The Suit), so there's still time to save him. Wally himself gets in on the action.
Script by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Steve Lightle.
Cover price $1.75.
"Emergency Stop Part Two: Threads." Wally "Flash" West, down and out with a broken leg, can't stand sitting around doing nothing, so he formulates a plan to get up and go. To confuse The Suit, the bad guy behind Wally's world of hurt, Bart "Impulse" Allen dons the Flash uniform and speeds into action.
Script by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Steve Lightle.
Cover price $1.75.
"Emergency Stop Part Three: Fashion Victims." Wally, wearing a special new costume formed of condensed Speedforce, speeds into action, despite a broken leg. Wally, Jay Garrick, Impulse, and Max Mercury battle The Suit.
Script by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Steve Lightle.
Cover price $1.95.
"Death at the Top of the World Part 3," continued from Green Lantern #96 and Green Arrow #130. Wally West and Kyle Rayner stand trial for events that transpired on an Alaskan Cruise. Flashback sequences show Flash, Green Lantern, and Green Arrow battling Polaris, Heat Wave, Sonar, and Hatchet.
Script by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Rodolfo Damaggio.
Cover price $1.95.
"The Human Race Part One: Radio Days." A pair of hostile aliens forces Wally to race Kwyzz, a strange childhood friend of Wally's that came through the radio from another world.
Script by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by John Nyberg. Cover art by Steve Lightle.
Cover price $1.95.
"Like Wild Fire." The Flash museum gets destroyed, apparently by Cobalt Blue.
Wally dashes in to investigate and battle the blue-clad bad guy.
Script by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn, pencils by Pop Mhan, inks by Chris Ivy. Cover art by Steve Lightle. Cover price $1.99.
"Nature vs. Nurture." This issue features Cobalt Blue's origin story, which ties in with the late, great Barry Allen.
Script by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn, pencils by Pop Mhan, inks by Chris Ivy. Cover art by Steve Lightle.
Cover price $1.99.
WRITTEN BY JOE CASEY, MARK WAID AND BRIAN AUGUSTYN; ART BY DUNCAN ROULEAU, AARON SOWD AND PAUL PELLETIER; COVER BY STEVE LIGHTLE
Robin and Aqualad guest-star in a flashback issue written by Joe Casey (Cable, WILD TIMES: GEN13), with art by Duncan Rouleau and Aaron Sowd! After the extra-special issue #150, Waid, Augustyn, Pelletier, and Russell take a one-issue break, so they just provide a framing sequence for this tale from early in Wally West's career, when he and a pal from his neighborhood had to head off an attempted Gorilla City invasion of America!
Cover price $1.99.
WRITTEN BY MARK WAID AND BRIAN AUGUSTYN; ART BY PAUL PELLETIER AND JOSÉ MARZAN, JR.; COVER BY STEVE LIGHTLE
The "Dark Flash" saga concludes! Angela Margolin has fallen for our grim hero, but does she have what it takes to spend the rest of her life with him? Also, who will be the Flash next issue... and from what time?
FC, 32 PG." Cover price $1.99.
WRITTEN BY GEOFF JOHNS; ART BY ANGEL UNZUETA AND DOUG HAZLEWOOD; COVER BY BRIAN BOLLAND
Part 3 of the 6-part "Wonderland" finds Captain Cold, Mirror Master and Flash Wally West trapped in an other-dimensional reality. Will they discover the mastermind behind it all before Barry Allen brings them all to a twisted form of justice?
FC, 32 PG. Cover price $2.25.
Millennium Week 1. Wally learns a secret about his father, as he and Red Trinity take on Blue Trinity in "Purple Haze". Part 2 of 2, continued from the previous issue. Some story elements continue into Millennium #5.
Script by Mike Baron, pencils by Jackson Guice, inks by Larry Mahlstedt. Guice/Mahlstedt cover.
Cover price $0.75.
