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Released Sep 28th, 2011
The Flash #1
THE FLASH
The Flash knows he can't be everywhere at once, but what happens when he faces an all-new villain who really can! As if that's not bad enough, this villain is a close friend!
Format
Comic
Page Count
32 pages
Cover Price
$2.99
UPC
76194130647600111
Distributor SKU
JUL110193
Creators
Writer, Artist, Cover Artist
Writer, Colorist
Letterer
Variant Cover Artist
Variant Cover Artist
Variant Cover Artist
Assistant Editor
Editor
Editor-in-Chief
Characters
Key Events
First Appearance
(Post-Flashpoint)
David Singh
Prime Earth
First Appearance
(Post-Flashpoint)
Patty Spivot
Prime Earth
First Appearance
(Post-Flashpoint)
Darryl Frye
Prime Earth
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