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FLASH ARCHIVES
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Flash Archives Volume 1
Collecting the earliest adventures of Barry Allen, the Silver Age Flash, as well as the last Golden Age
appearance of his predecessor, Jay Garrick. This handsome hardcover features classic tales of the
Scarlet Speedster from Flash Comics #104, Showcase #4, #8, #13, #14, and The Flash #105
(original series). 224 PGS.
Retail Price: $49.99
Our Price: $39.99 (You Save $10.00)
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Flash Archives Volume 2
Collecting the earliest adventures of Barry Allen, the Silver Age Flash. This collects issues #109-116
of Flash originally published in 1959-1960.
Retail Price: $49.99
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Flash Archives Volume 3
The first appearance of the Barry Allen Flash is one of the most important moments in comics, as it
marks the birth of the Silver Age! Now another history-making milestone of the Silver Age can be
seen in THE FLASH ARCHIVES Volume 3 — a 224-page hardcover reprinting THE FLASH (first
series) #117-124, which includes the Flash of Two Worlds story (from #123) that reintroduced the
Golden Age Flash and first mentioned the concept of an Earth-Two! Written by John Broome and
Gardner Fox, and featuring art by Carmine Infantino, Joe Giella and Murphy Anderson, Volume 3 also
features an introduction by DC Executive Vice President and Publisher (and longtime fan) Paul Levitz
on the impact Flash of Two Worlds had on the fledgling world of organized comics fandom. No other
story influenced the landscape of the DC line of comics over the next two decades more than THE
FLASH #123, establishing the parallel-world concept that was prevalent in the DCU for decades —
until the arrival of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS in 1985 which brought back a single universe. THE
FLASH ARCHIVES Volume 3 is a 224-page hardcover
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Flash Archives Volume 4
Written by John Broome and Gardner Fox, Art and cover by Carmine Infantino & Joe Giella
THE FLASH ARCHIVES VOL. 4 reprints issues #125-132 of THE FLASH (1961-1962), faithfully
recolored and restored to their original glory. This volume follows the Fastest Man Alive as he zips
through adventures around the world, and features an introduction by longtime comics writer and
former FLASH editor Mike W. Barr. 216 PGS.
Retail Price: $49.99
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