The Flash Archives #Volume 1
DC Comics
United States.
- Published
- [June] 1996
- Page count
- 232
- Cover price
- 49.95 USD; 70.95 CAD
- Colour
- Colour
- Format
- Comic series
- GCD
- www.comics.org/issue/297581
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- Editing
- Bob Kahan (collected edition)
Julius Schwartz (original editor)
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While working in his lab, police scientist Barry Allen was struck by lightning at the exact same time that he became doused in chemicals. But instead of scarring him or taking his life, this freak accident gave him a new one, as the Flash, the fastest man alive. This hardcover epic reprints the original 1950s tales that first introduced the Flash and his colorful assortment of villains. Relive the scarlet speedster's earliest adventures and learn the origins of one of DC's classic heroes. Series design by Alex Jay / Studio J. Publication design by Eddie Ortiz. Black and white reconstruction on some interior pages by Rick Keene. Color reconstruction by Rick Taylor and Tom McCraw.
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