Today’s post, along with the next two, features “The Flash of Two Worlds.”įlash #123, “The Flash of Two Worlds” is one of the most important comic book milestones of DC’s silver age, establishing the DC multiverse and paving the way for countless crossover storylines that ultimately lead up to 1985’s Crisis on Multiple Earths. The Flash of Two Worlds - DC Comics Classics Library, 2009Ĭontinuing our celebration of the Fastest Man Alive with a few classic “re-runs” - pun absolutely intended- from the early days of the blog.
Garcia Lopez and Gibbons are a terrific pairing, and I was fortunate enough to find this great page before someone else did. Also, in the original Flash #123, the Flashes have already met and teamed up when they get to the construction worker. The page here, showing the Flashes meeting for the first time, contains retroactive continuity (retcon), as both characters exist in the same universe - which is the established “post-Crisis” narrative.
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The series features an all-start line-up of DC art talent including Joe Kubert, Jerry Ordway, Dan Jurgens and many others. This fabulous story page comes to us courtesy of DC Universe Legacies, a 10-part 2010 series written by the late Len Wein that provides an overview of DC history (in contemporary continuity) through the eyes and life story of a one man. Two legends team up, and tell the tale of two legends teaming up. Today’s post is part two, of the genre within a genre, “The Flash of Two Worlds.”
Continuing our celebration of the Fastest Man Alive with a few classic “re-runs” - pun absolutely intended- from the early days of the blog.
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