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The Flash Archives 6 Relié – 7 août 2012

Édition en Anglais de Gardner F. Fox (Auteur), John Broome (Auteur)
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In this latest FLASH ARCHIVE title, the Fastest Man Alive battles members of his infamous Rogues Gallery including The Trickster, the Weather Wizard, Mirror Master, Mr. Element, Reverse Flash, Captain Boomerang and Captain Cold, Gorilla Grodd.

This title includes issues #142(Feb. 1964)-150(Feb. 1965)

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  1. Nombre de pages de l'édition imprimée 
    238 pages
  2. Langue
    Anglais
  3. Éditeur
    Dc Comics
  4. Date de publication
    7 août 2012
  5. Âge de lecture
    13 - 16 ans
  6. Dimensions
    17.6 x 1.57 x 26.47 cm
  7. ISBN-10
    140123514X
  8. ISBN-13
    978-1401235147
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Détails sur le produit

  • Éditeur ‏ : ‎ Dc Comics; 1er édition (7 août 2012)
  • Langue ‏ : ‎ Anglais
  • Relié ‏ : ‎ 238 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 140123514X
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1401235147
  • Âge de lecture ‏ : ‎ 13 - 16 ans
  • Poids de l'article ‏ : ‎ 717 g
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 17.6 x 1.57 x 26.47 cm
  • Commentaires client :
    4,9 sur 5 étoiles 15

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malcodd
5,0 sur 5 étoiles Great Price and Great Condition
Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 9 août 2018
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The book contains the flash comics from the 1960s - in mint condition. Just what I wanted
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Bruce Spizer
5,0 sur 5 étoiles More Silver Age Magic from Schwartz, Broome, Fox & Infantino
Commenté aux États-Unis le 14 août 2012
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DC Archives continues its color reprints of the Flash with Volume 6. The book covers issues 142 - 150, which thrilled comic book readers in 1964. The team of editor Julius Schwartz, writers John Broome and Gardner Fox, penciller Carmine Infantino and inker Joe Giella were in their prime, turning out one great issue after another at the same time as the Beatles were turning out one great song after another.

Issue 142 marks the fourth appearance of one the peskier members of Flash's Rouge Gallery. Its stunning cover shows the Flash in "Perilous Persuit of the Trickster!" as the villian glides through the air blowing bubbles out of a pipe. The action kicks off with the Trickster stealing a toy detective set from a young boy and pulling off a spectacular set of robberies until the Flash finally beats the Trickster at his own game. "Puzzle of the Phantom Plunderers!" sends Flash to Kilor to hunt down thieves from another world.

Flash and Green Lantern are teamed up again in issue 143 for the book-length novel "Trail of the False Green Lanterns!" The issue has a beautiful cover that provides a clue as to how Flash will use his intelligence to avoid being duped by a powerful super villian. This is perhaps the best of the Flash/GL teamups.

Issue 144 continues the trend of eye-catching covers with Flash racing in a circle at super-speed to keep a nuclear bomb from hitting the ground and exploding. The cover story "Menace of the Man-Missile!" features a new and dangerous villian who has the ability to change into machines and other objects. Kid Flash stars in the human interest story "Lesson for a Star Athelete!"

Issue 145's cover is another winner that shows Flash trapped in pounding rain courtesy of the Weather Wizzard. The cover story, "The Weather Wizzard Blows Up a Storm!," features great stunts by the Weather Wizzard and a charming secondary plot about a student's science project being affected by the villian. "The Girl from the Super-Fast Dimension!" has Flash encouter a young female speedster who sadly learns that she causes more harm than good when she tries to help.

Isseu 146 brings back one of Flash's first villians in "The Mirror Master's Master Stroke!" Yet another brilliant cover that lets readers know just what the Flash is in store for as Mirror Master switches his own lower body with that of the Flash. The cover story, as well as the back-up "Fatal Fingers of the Flash," focus on Flash using his brain to solve the problems. The second story also has Flash traveling through time by use of his cosmic threadmill.

The cover to issue 147 mimics the classic cover to issue 123's "Flash of Two Worlds!" But instead of having the Flash and the Golden Age Flash racing on opposite sides of a fence to rescue a construction worker, it features Flash and Reverse Flash racing on opposite sides of a fence towards Mr. Element. The book length "Our Emeny, the Flash!" features Reverse Flash and Mr. Element teamed up against the Scarlet Speedster.

Captain Boomerang is featured on the attractive cover to issue 148. The cover story, "The Day Flash Went Into Orbit!," has Flash trapped on a giant boomerang heading out towards space. Although it is an entertaining yarn, the back-up story is the real winner in this issue. "The Doorway to the Unkonow!" rightrully received high praise for its "Twilight Zone" plot. This classic tale has Flash run down some common thugs and in the process save a child from a life of crime. It asks the reader to belive in the invincible spirit of man. It is truly one of the best comic book stories of the sixties.

Issue 149 has Flash join forces with Kid Flash for "The Flash's Sensational Risk!" Its cover shows Flash revealing his secret identity by removing his mask on a television screen. The plot involves Flash attempting to help Kid Flash regain his memory. "Robberies by Magic!" features the return of Abra Kadabra, the applause-seeking villianous magician from the 64th century.

The Flash's 150th issue features yet another wonderful cover, this time showing Flash taking on "Captain Cold's Polar Perils!" As expected, Flash eventually is able to overcome the icey threats of Captain Cold, which include annimated ice creatures and bursts of absolute zero beams from his pistol-shaped weapon. "The Touch ans Sreal Bandits!" has Flash once again using his mind as well as his speed to defeat his foes.

This is another spectactular collection of the Flash and its creators at their peak of creativity. My only complaint is that the book contains only nine issues. I am already looking forward to Volume 7, although some of its stories will not measure up to the high standards of the first six volumes of this series.
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Sajid G. Mulla
5,0 sur 5 étoiles Great stories about the past!
Commenté aux États-Unis le 26 juillet 2015
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Love these Archives versions all of them are color and high gloss. I bought the Showcase edition which was black and white and have more issues but they aren't the same as these.

All of them are small candy bars and tell an interesting story. Most of the stories regard a bygone era but they are very interesting and tell a great story.
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L. Coulson
5,0 sur 5 étoiles I have all six volumes, they are fantastic!
Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 25 février 2013
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Great book, great stories and art. These books are made to a very high standard. Great to have in your collection as the original comics would cost you a fortune to buy.
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Morgan Painter
5,0 sur 5 étoiles Flash Archives Vol 6...Such A Deal!
Commenté aux États-Unis le 6 octobre 2013
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Such a deal. It would cost a small fortune to get these classics in the original comic book form. The service was fast and the book arrived in perfect condition since it was extremely well packaged. I sure hope they reprint more in this series.
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