The Flash | Comics

Being known as the world’s fastest man alive, Barry Allen is the superhero scarlet speedster known by the name The Flash, who is from the Keystone City. As a child he received a severe trauma from his mother’s untimely demise at the hands of an unknown killer. Later his own father was convicted of the crime. This event however, changed him and also psychologically affected him.

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An adult Barry Allen becomes a forensic scientist with his previous fondness to chemistry, solving cases on his desk-bound life. But all of this only continued till a freak accident in the lab that changed everything. Hit by a lightning bolt in a nearby shelf in his lab and he bathed by all the chemicals there.

Blessed by the “Speed Force” that gives him lightning fast speed, he chooses to fight evils and protect the innocents with his power. As so, he soon became a costumed crime fighter with an alias; The Flash. Like the Green Lantern Corps, the Flash also have their own generations going on and Wally West is the third Flash in the line.

Barry himself was not the first one to become the "Crimson Comet". Before him, there was Jay Garrick, the first Flash. They have a young successor too, named Bart Allen who now goes by his superhero name Impulse. The Flash is also a proud founding member of the Teen Titans before joining the ranks of JLA along with Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter and Aquaman.

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JSA – Strange Adventures

The Flash Chronicles Vol 01

The Flash Archives Vol 01

JLA – Year One

The Flash Chronicles Vol 02

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Showcase Presents – The Flash Vol 01

The Flash Archives Vol 03

The Flash Archives Vol 04

Showcase Presents – The Flash Vol 02

The Flash Archives Vol 05

The Flash Vs. The Rogues

Teen Titans – Year One

Showcase Presents – The Flash Vol 03

Crisis on Infinite Earths

Absolute Crisis on Infinite Earths

DC Universe – The Stories of Alan Moore

The Flash – The Return of Barry Allen

The Flash – The Greatest Stories Ever Told

The Flash – Terminal Velocity

Justice League of America – The Nail

The Flash – Blood Will Run

The Flash – Rogues

The Flash – Crossfire

The Flash – Time Flies

The Flash – Blitz

The Flash – Ignition

The Flash – The Secret of Barry Allen

The Flash – Rogue War

Infinite Crisis (Softcover)

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The Flash – Rebirth

Created by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert, The Flash is one of the most notable superhero of the DC Universe. For generations, the mantle of these super heroes has been passed to Barry Allen from Jay Garrick. Then after the death of Barry during Crisis on Infinite Earths, his nephew Wally West became the newest Flash.

It features some incredibly awesome artworks by the late penciller Mike Wieringo (Fantastic Four, Tellos) and also many talented artists. In the afterwards of the "Flashpoint" crossover, the entire timeline of the DC Universe was changed by The New 52 wave and just like all other DC Comics characters, The Flash also received altered origin in the Prime Earth timeline.

Flash and Substance

The character of Flash is adapted to animated shows like Superman – The Animated Series, Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, Batman – The Brave and the Bold and Young Justice. The live-action series aired on The CW network is helmed by Grant Gustin.

The first-ever live-action cameo was made in the 2016's superhero film Batman v Superman – Dawn of Justice by actor Ezra Miller, also scheduled to reprise the role in upcoming Justice League (2017) and The Flash (2018) movie from the DC Extended Universe film series.
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Aquaman | Comics

Born and raised in Amnesty Bay by Tom Curry and Atlanna, Arthur Curry grew up with superhuman-strength and momentum as well as aquatic abilities like breathing underwater and communicating with marine creatures. Before her death, his mother revealed her origin as an exiled Queen of Atlantis and Arthur being the rightful heir to Atlantean Royal Family.

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The boy grew up to be the super-hero known as Aquaman. He clashed with the demon Nuliajuk and also saved Wonder Woman from the clutches of Triton. When the Appellaxians invaded Earth, Arthur along with Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Superman and Wonder Woman formed the Justice League.

Despite being a member of the Justice League of America, Aquaman chooses his kingdom and people as his top priority. Frequently dealing with his regular antagonists like Black Manta, Ocean Master, Hagen, Kordax and other villains Aquaman also deals with threats that need his attention.

Arthur is married to the Queen of Dimension Aqua, Mera and with her he has a son named Arthur Curry, Jr. During the “New World Order” of the alien Hyperclan, Aquaman and JLA managed to overthrow them. When Atlantis was pulled backwards in the Obsidian Age, he took a wraith-form and eventually reformed later. Orin perished during “Dweller in the Depths” storyline, then later resurrected in “Blackest Night” and revived at “Brightest Day”.

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The King of The Seas

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Showcase Presents – The Justice League of America Vol 01

Teen Titans – Year One

Showcase Presents – Aquaman Vol 02

Showcase Presents – Aquaman Vol 03

Crisis on Infinite Earths

History of the DC Universe

Millennium

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Secret Origins – Featuring JLA

Kingdom Come

Justice League of America – The Nail

Aquaman – The Waterbearer

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Identity Crisis

Infinite Crisis

52 Omnibus

Aquaman – Sword of Atlantis – Once and Future

Like one of the many fictional superheroes who deemed popular by fans Aquaman is a comic book character who belongs to DC Comics. Based on the work of Paul Norris and Mort Weisinger, Aquaman debuted in the pages of More Fun Comics in November, 1941. The character was initially introduced as Arthur Curry but later his name was changed to Orin but this changes were quite occasional and took place during “Crisis on Infinite Earths” and “Infinite Crisis”.

History Written By Water

Following The New 52 timeline reboot after the "Flashpoint" crossover event, Aquaman also received a new point of beginning in Prime Earth continuity. Aquaman have appeared in the Justice League and Justice League Unlimited TV Shows. Also the character will appear on silver screen for the first time in “Batman v Superman – Dawn of Justice”, portrayed by Jason Momoa, who will reprise the role in the live-action Aquaman movie in 2018.
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Year One – Batman & Scarecrow | Comics

A new mysterious serial killer is terrorizing Gotham City and killing people with brand new method of frightening people to their death. Gotham's crime-fighting dynamic duo; Batman and Robin is trying to track him down for quite some time and ended up busting a dummy scarecrow that gave them only a handful of straw.

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The Dark Knight desperately tries to find out the person before this criminally insane person causes any more death of the innocents and any possible link that would help him catch this new lunatic in town. Even all of his heightened detective skills seemed to be not enough to do that at the beginning. Still, an unrelenting Dark Knight ascended on the underground mob of Gotham like a wrecking ball.

Meanwhile, a skinny guy in a scarecrow outfit raids Gotham University's Professor Pigeon’s house, who happened to be his brightest student from college, Jonathan Crane. Having an extremely abusive childhood constantly in the hands of his fanatically religious great-grandmother for being a bastard and local bullies, Crane grew up realizing the importance fear and control as the two most powerful forces on earth.

He reveals to professor these dark aspects of his childhood as well as his days in Gotham College. Batman finds it that a guy dressing up in something horrific, going out into the night and terrifying his enemies is not an unusual term for himself and tries to dig up for clues again from the beginning of the investigation once more. With The Boy Wonder, he starts busting up the mobs of Gotham City to find some answer to this mystery.

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Year One – Batman/Scarecrow is a two part mini-series from DC Comics that depicts the origin story of the Batman’s villain Scarecrow, providing insight on how this rivalry begun at the first place and how Batman came to be as a mentor, whom The Boy Wonder was afraid of in a God-fearing way.

The Master of Fear

Released on 2005, this two part story features the script from writer Bruce Jones (Batman – Through the Looking Glass, Incredible Hulk – Return of the Monster) and indi-fan favorite artist extraordinaire Sean Murphy (Punk Rock Jesus, The Wake), who did quite an excellent job on the book. This two-part limited series was classic re-invention of The Dark Knight facing the Master of Fear for the first time that will build their bond as vigilante/criminal in the oncoming years.
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