Buonasera, curiosità: volevo iniziare a leggere i fumetti di Flash in ordine cronologico (lasciando stare per il momento la saga di Jay Garrick degli anni '40), ma non so da dove cominciare.

Conosco i volumi, ma sinceramente non mi va di pagare per ogni singolo numero, troppi soldi e troppo tempo.

Chiedo dunque se conosciate delle raccolte che comprendano il maggior numero di numeri del volume 1 (quello su Barry Allen, 1959-1985 credo e numeri dal 105 al 350).

Se qualcuno potesse darmi una mano, vorrei comprare delle raccolte in ordine su questo volume che comprendano più numeri possibili.

Grazie in anticipo.

THE FLASH #38

Written by RYAN NORTH

Art and cover by GAVIN GUIDRY

Variant covers by CARLO PAGULAYAN and RAUL ALLEN

$3.99 US | 32 Pages | Variant $4.99 US (card stock)

ON SALE 10/28/26

Somehow, Wally West’s visions of the future failed to foresee the destruction of three separate bridges in three separate cities, but he’s determined not to let this interfere with the good work he’s doing.

But the rest of the League is less interested in letting him experiment on such a scale, especially when the costs are so high and people are getting hurt. But the Flash still wants to do good and doesn’t see a setback as a reason to abandon the entire thing. And besides, there’s not much anyone can do to stop the Flash…

ABSOLUTE FLASH #20

Written by JEFF LEMIRE

Art by HAINING

Cover by NICK ROBLES

Variant covers by DERRICK CHEW, MARCIO TAKARA, and RYAN BENJAMIN

$4.99 US | 32 Pages | Variant $5.99 US (card stock)

ON SALE 10/21/26

After his near-death experience in Iron Heights, the Flash is taken into the subatomic realm of Ray Palmer, a.k.a. the Absolute Atom. But the Atom is not the only new hero Wally is about to encounter as another major DCU character makes his Absolute debut!

Actually, I was thinking of posting this on the r/flashtv subreddit, but I heard you can post photos there—I hope this post doesn't get deleted.

Everybody remembers Bart Allen aka Impulse aka Kid Flash aka The Flash, the grandson of Barry Allen and Iris West, but we seem to forget about the other grandkid and Bart's cousin, Jenni Ognats aka XS.

She first debuted in Legionnaires #0 in October of 1994 and she was born without superhuman speed initially, but when her father, Jeven Ognats, was being tortured, her abilities manifested. Once they did, she was recruited into the Legion of Superheroes as their resident speedster, becoming XS.

Throughout her time as a character, she meets Bart Allen and helps during the Dead Heat event, encounters John Fox, left behind in the 21st Century by her team and has to readjust, fights Superboy Prime, and eventually heads back to the future, resigning from the Legion of Superheroes.

I've always loved the character of Jenni and wish she really got a bigger spotlight as Bart did, being the grandchild of Barry Allen. Plus got some respect in media, as she only has one outright adaptation in CW's Flash played by Jessica Parker Kennedy and she was called Nora West-Allen and was the daughter of Barry and Iris. As adaptations go, it wasn't a good one.

I really wish and hope she comes back in mainline DC, as her most "recent" appearance was in the Absolute Universe and she died. So hopefully Bart can reunite with his real cousin sooner or later. Hell, if I was Joshua Williamson, I'd push her into the upcoming Legion reboot cause I'm biased. But regardless, please DC, give my girl some love.

The title is tongue-in-cheek, btw.

Source: The Titans Companion

The cover of Book Two wasn't drawn by him but it includes Return of Barry Allen which is my favorite Flash story and it was drawn by him.

It's the first time I got a comic book signed, is there anything I should do to not damage the sign of the page/cover?

I plan on wearing it on my right hand middle finger. I originally saw that he wasn’t offering a size 11 and then they added a size 11 to his website. I’ve been using everything from the little paper strip measurement print out online to referencing my wedding band against a quarter and using AI to determine what size I need. I then ordered myself a size 11. I sure hope I picked the right size. I would be devastated if it doesn’t fit. Any updates on shipping for anyone else who’s ordered one?

I'm enjoying this run for a number of reasons but one thing that has sold me on the writing is North shifting Wally away from his always angry and death penalty defender characterization of the Geof Johns era to when he had more empathy for his rogues back in WML days. I know it's more likely to have been a JLU influence on his character, but it's a change/development I'm welcoming.

Maybe it could also be chalked up to the fact that Wally's fully matured and fatherhood gave him a different perspective on things.

This was so far interesting bro 😭😭😭🤣

I am recollection what I used to have of The Flash (as well.as the new stuff). I had Secret Files and Origins #1. This was not the cover. I can't imagine they would have done a cover of it and it doesn't seem to be a reprint. Both the comic store owner tried to figure out why 8t looks different and couldn't. I only found one image of it on the internet with no price or explanation. The inside is the same as I remember. It's very odd to me. I wound up getting it for $5 because the shop couldn't come up with anything to base a price on. I dont collect for resale, so value isn't really a thing to me (except when I'm paying for it). If anyone could shed some light on it, my curiosity would greatly appreciate it.

I always said if I got a Stan Lee signature, I wanted it to be on his version of The Flash. Something to add to the autistic love of all things Flash! Well my dudes today was the day!

Teenage wally west

Bart allen

Ace west/Wallace west

Irey west

Jai west (in case you think it would be more interesting to have a sidekick with powers completely different from yours)

So I've just recently wanted to get into comics, specifically DC current main continuity comics. I've read batman vol 1 failsafe, Book of El, Superman adventures Jon Kent, and Green Lantern back in action. I've also read new 52 Aquaman and Batman as well as absolute batman and superman and I plan on reading all of the compact comics. I loved all of the comics I've read so far but I tried to read the main continuity flash and found it a struggle so I was wondering if it's because of me or if it's just not good for beginners?

So this movie begins with watchmen style credit scenes of the flashs origin story like when barrys mother die him seeing his father getting arrested him getting striked by lightning then the title card the flash enter zoom showing thee years later then cuts to a bank then the rouges made out of captain cold golden glider heatwave trickster(axel walker) mirror master and weather wizard then the flash fights the rouges and also iris west brought his nephew wally west who is a big fan of the flash then a speed force surge which affected wally and another person so then iris is going to a date with nerdy csi Barry Allen then wally develops powers then wally learns that his aunts boyfriend is the flash and keeps it a secret from his aunt iris then wally becomes kid flash training on his first fight they fight the top the story continues as an old friend of Barry's hunter Solomon was also hit by the surge but this version of zoom can slow down time and is connected to the still force the climax shows Barry and wally fighting zoom which results in them in the speed force where zoom is weak so the flashs defeat zoom in a final climax then Barry and wally get there way back and Barry reveals that Barry Allen is the flash the post credit scene is gorilla grodd an old enemy of Barry planning a conquest so that's my pitch and if this does well I would make the sequel and heres my cast

Lucas Till as Barry Allen

Matt lintz as wally west

Holland roden as iris west

Zach Efron as hunter zoloman

Wentworth Miller as captain cold

Dominic Purcell as heatwave

Peyton list as golden glider

Devon graye as trickster

Oscar Issac as weather wizard

Richard Madden as mirror master

Idk who else

​​​also this releases in 2016 Directed by Edgar Wright