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English (United States) · DC Comics
Plot
In 1990 Mark Waid's legendary writing career began when he scripted his first issue of The Flash. Waid continued to work on Wally West for nearly a decade, building a world that would keep the character running for years after Waid's departure to other titles. Under Waid's keen pen, Wally West gained a new depth of character that changed The Flash for good.
In this next graphic novel chapter, the mayor of Keystone asks the Flash to relocate himself away from Keystone City -- but trouble still manages to find the Fastest Man Alive in his new home of Santa Marta. First, the Flash saves a presidential candidate from the Top, a member of the Rogues. The, Mr. Frost strikes -- and his illusions threaten to destroy both the Flash and his new home. And when word spreads that the Flash has moved to a new city, several of his greatest foes show up to cause trouble, including the earthquake causing Major Disaster!
Collects THE FLASH #119-129, THE FLASH/GREEN LANTERN: FASTER FRIENDS #1-2, THE FLASH PLUS NIGHTWING #1 and a story from DC UNIVERSE HOLIDAY BASH #1.
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May 29, 2019
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mister_pozart has rated37/4/2019
El tomo empieza bastante frío con una historia de dos números que me ha parecido un poco aburrida y un número especial con Nightwing que tampoco vale mucho la pena. Luego sin embargo empieza un arco argumental formado por 3 historias de 2, 2 y 3 números respectivamente y que empieza con Flash "exiliado" de Keystone y termina con Flash y Linda visitando el infierno. Resulta una historia muy entretenida y que progresa muy bien a lo largo de los 7 números. Para terminar, el tomo concluye con una miniserie de dos especiales dobles de Green Lantern y Flash, cuya gracia es que no solo salen los dos súper héroes en sus versiones de ese momento (años 90) sino también sus contrapartidas de la Golden Age. A pesar de que no está mal, la miniserie baja el nivel y rebaja el buen sabor de boca que dejan los 7 últimos números de la serie regular.