Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Klaus Janson. Warday!, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Frank McLaughlin
Flash battles Big Sir, a mental patient equipped with armor supplied by the Monitor.
Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Klaus Janson. Murder on the Rocks, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Frank McLaughlin
Flash rescues his lawyer from a landslide and discovers that Pied Piper has been controlling the mayor.
WRITTEN BY CHUCK DIXON; ART AND COVER BY ALCATENA
4Two Flashes meet an entire team of Argentine heroes in an explosive "Planet DC" Annual! Written by Chuck Dixon (NIGHTWING, Marvel Knights) with stunning art by Alcatena (WEIRD WAR TALES SPECIAL, BATMAN OF ARKHAM), Flash Jay Garrick and Argentina's greatest heroes are held captive by eerie supernatural forces.
Stories in this issue include: Riddle of the Retro Robberies (Golden Age Flash) by Brian Augustyn, Norm Breyfogle, and Norm Rapmund; The World's Oldest Teens (Wally West and the Titans) by Tom Peyer, Kieron Dwyer, and Hilary Barta; Last Dance (Wally West) by Christopher Priest, Mike Collins, and Tom Palmer; You Just Never Know by William Messner-Loebs, Jackson Guice, and Larry Mahlstedt; The Answer by Mark J. Kiewlak, Paul Ryan, and Joe Rubinstein; Successionary Modern (starring the future female Kid Flash) by Jose Casey, Ron Lim, and Jose Marzan, Jr.; and A Flash of Hope by Tom Peyer and Steve Lightle. Cover art by Mike Wieringo and Norm Rapmund.
Written by Mark Guggenheim. Pencils by Tony S. Daniel, inks by Jonathan Glapion & Marlo Alquiza. Cover by Tony Daniel.
The Flash must make the choice he was offered at the beginning of 'Full Throttle.' And you won't want to miss the stunning full version of this cover - but you only can catch it when this issue races into stores!
Written by Danny Bilson & Paul DeMeo. Art by Karl Kerschl. Cover by Ken Lashley.
Who's giving the Flash a run for his money as the new hero of Keystone? Illustrated by guest artist Karl Kerschl!
Written by Mark Waid Art by George Pérez & Bob Wiacek Cover by Pérez
A virtually unstoppable force has driven the Doom Patrol to the brink of destruction and despair! And why is The Flash the only hero who can possibly stand between them and utter chaos?
Cover by Ethan Van Sciver. Written by Geoff Johns. Art by Ethan Van Sciver.
At last, the answer to the question that's plagued DC fans for decades: Who's faster, Superman or The Flash? Call your bookie and bet the farm, because you've never seen a run like this - and if speedsters keep dying at the pace they're going, you might never see another one again!
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Ramon Perez. Cover by Ramon Perez.
BARRY ALLEN RACES FOR HIS LIFE! Barry Allen has been to the ends of the Multiverse and back. Now, he runs into a danger unlike any he's ever encountered, as the fate of not only the Speed Force, but all heroes, hangs in the balance. Barry's Life Story flashes before his eyes as he begins his most important race ever.
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Ramon Perez. Cover by Ramon Perez.
As the Speed Force glitching causes more chaos around the world, another Rogue is gifted with a mysterious powerset upgrade, while Linda seeks out the source of the mysterious voices she's been hearing, and Barry reaches a breaking point!
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Ramon Perez. Cover by Ramon Perez.
The Stillness's prayers have been answered, and with the help of someone very familiar to Wally West, the next stage of their plan is enacted... meanwhile, where is Wally, and what has the Resident done with him?
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Ramon Perez. Cover by Mike Deodato Jr.
Jai West is going to try to rescue Max Mercury from the horrific remains of Timepoint, now a world overrun by time-gobbling monsters, and he's got surprising backup--the shadowy bubble gum-chewing figure who goes by the name Inspector Pilgrim!
Written by Si Spurrier. Art and Cover by Mike Deodato Jr., Trish Mulvihill.
After the shocking ending of last issue, Wally West's world has been completely upended--and as he quite literally is putting the pieces together, The Stillness's attempts to reach out to a higher power are answered. Lace up your boots as the first arc of the critically-acclaimed new era for the Scarlet Speedster concludes!
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Mike Deodato Jr. Cover by Mike Deodato Jr.
As Wally West's powers continue to evolve beyond his understanding, another confrontation with the Stillness makes the group wonder if they are here to protect Earth with the Flash, or from him. While Wally seeks out the Resident for answers, Jai has a secret he really needs to tell his Dad, and Jai's quest to find Wally brings him into the heart of the horrors affecting Central City!
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Mike Deodato Jr. Cover by Mike Deodato Jr.
As the Flash continues to explore the Gallery, he meets a living entity called the Resident that he feels drawn to. Can she aid him in his battle against the Folding Man...and even if she can, does she want to? Meanwhile, Mirror Master returns, unveiling even more upgrades since we last saw him in The Flash #800--but he's not the only one with new powers, as Irey Thunderheart West is eager to show the world.
Written by Si Spurrier. Art by Mike Deodato Jr. Cover by Mike Deodato Jr.
After the arrival of the Stillness last issue, the alien speedsters begin traveling around the world, with Max Mercury watching their every move. Meanwhile, Wally encounters another former foe who's gotten a major upgrade--the Folding Man--while entering a new location beyond time called the Gallery...what hidden truths does this place hold for the Flash?
Written by Si Spurrier. Art by Mike Deodato Jr. Cover by Mike Deodato Jr, Trish Mulvihill.
As Wally West faces massively powered-up old foes as well as a new, mysterious being, he encounters a group of alien explorers who are very interested in Wally's powers (which continue to glitch). Also, something seems to be literally bubbling up in Keystone City, as the new era for the Scarlet Speedster continues! New Character Debut: THE STILLNESS!
Written by Si Spurrier. Art by Mike Deodato Jr. Cover by Mike Deodato Jr. & Trish Mulvihill.
WALLY WEST RACES TOWARD THE FUTURE WITH ALL-STAR NEW CREATIVE TEAM SI SPURRIER AND MIKE DEODATO JR.! Wally West has never been quicker, more fulfilled, more heroic. His loving family is around him. And yet something is off. Very off. His evolving understanding of his powers has opened Wally to new avenues of sci-fi adventure and attuned his senses to strange new ideas!
Written by Joshua Williamson. Art by Philip Watanabe. Cover by Dave Johnson.
'Lightning Strikes Twice' part five! With Central City now protected by dozens of freshly trained Flashes, Barry Allen takes time out to explore a new relationship. Meanwhile, a serial killer targets citizen speedsters as Wally West takes his first steps toward becoming the new Kid Flash…
DC Universe Rebirth Tie-In - Lightning Strikes Twice: Part 4 of 8 - Written by Joshua Williamson. Art by Neil Googe. Cover by Carmine Di Giandomenico.
'Lightning Strikes Twice' part four! The leader of the science-terrorist group Black Hole has weaponized the Speed Force, leading to a final confrontation with The Flash and his new league of citizen speedsters.
DC Universe Rebirth Tie-In - Lightning Strikes Twice: Part 3 of 8 - Written by Joshua Williamson. Art and Cover by Carmine Di Giandomenico.
'LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE' Chapter Three: In issue #3, dozens of innocent people mysteriously gain super-speed! But not all are heroic, and it'll take everything The Flash and August have to harness the lightning before Black Hole does. 1st appearance of Godspeed.
Written by Dan Jurgens. Art by Stephen Segovia and Art Thibert. Cover by Gary Frank.
'MEN OF STEEL' part five! The deadly, intergalactic Remnants loom over Superman as he fights to protect Lex Luthor, but can the Man of Steel prove his greatest adversary deserves a fair trial, or will Superman be forced to become judge, jury and executioner?
DC Universe Rebirth Tie-In - Men of Steel Part 6 of 6 - Written by Dan Jurgens. Art by Stephen Segovia and Art Thibert. Cover by Art Thibert.
'MEN OF STEEL' conclusion! Superman's found a way to save Lex Luthor's life, but it may cost the Man of Tomorrow his own future.
