An afternoon at the gallery.
In the 25th century, Flash learns that Professor Zoom is working with the police to take down the Cobalt Blue of the time period, Chardaq Allen.In another time period, Iris West and Jay Garrick find themselves confronted by the Cobalt Blue of that time. They defeat him and Jay sends Iris on a mission of warning through time.Back in the 25th century, Flash and Zoom defeat Cobalt Blue of that time period. Then Zoom zooms off to the Flash museum where he uses the time treadmill to run into the future. Flash follows.In another century, Max Mercury and Sela Allen defeat Cobalt Blue of that time period. Max tells Sela about the problem with the Blue Flame and leaves for another time period.In another century, Bart Allen and Thondor Allen defeat ten villains. Another Flash arrives from another time period and Bart leaves for the 30th century.Back in the present, Malcolm Thawne is about to overtake Angela Margolin with his Blue Flame, when Jay Garrick arrives and takes the brunt of the blast. He hits the vibrational containment block holding Thawne.Meanwhile, Flash has followed Zoom to the year 2980 where a cult is worshiping a Thawne. Thawne announces that the Tornado twins are dead. Flash sees Zoom on the other side of the room, preparing to jump forward and grab the Blue Cobalt Gem.
This page is the encounter between Max Mercury and Sela Allen explaining Sela’s story.
Just as an aside, I’ve really stopped the whole buying comics things although I keep finding myself checking out things from the library. I was always a big Flash fan and I’m trying to figure out right at this moment how to put that into words.
There was something very appealing about the character and I can’t really say I became a big fan until the end of the Barry Allen run in the early 80’s when Carmine Infantino returned to the book and the Flash was on trial for the murder of Professor Zoom.
So, it’s not early in the character‘s history and before that while I had an interest in the character it wasn’t as big as it later became. At the time, reading the book and watching Carmine Infantino’s work with the Rouge’s appealed to me a great deal. Then Mike Baron came along right after Crisis and the book was rebooted with Wally West (I have ever been a big Nexus fan so when Baron came on as the writer I was pleased indeed).
Overall there was quite a good run on the title for a very, very long time.
Check out my Comic Art Fans Galleries! © All scans copyright PJ Mungiole 2011 - may not be reproduced, reused, reposted without permission.
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In the 25th century, Flash learns that Professor Zoom is working with the police to take down the Cobalt Blue of the time period, Chardaq Allen.In another time period, Iris West and Jay Garrick find themselves confronted by the Cobalt Blue of that time. They defeat him and Jay sends Iris on a mission of warning through time.Back in the 25th century, Flash and Zoom defeat Cobalt Blue of that time period. Then Zoom zooms off to the Flash museum where he uses the time treadmill to run into the future. Flash follows.In another century, Max Mercury and Sela Allen defeat Cobalt Blue of that time period. Max tells Sela about the problem with the Blue Flame and leaves for another time period.In another century, Bart Allen and Thondor Allen defeat ten villains. Another Flash arrives from another time period and Bart leaves for the 30th century.Back in the present, Malcolm Thawne is about to overtake Angela Margolin with his Blue Flame, when Jay Garrick arrives and takes the brunt of the blast. He hits the vibrational containment block holding Thawne.Meanwhile, Flash has followed Zoom to the year 2980 where a cult is worshiping a Thawne. Thawne announces that the Tornado twins are dead. Flash sees Zoom on the other side of the room, preparing to jump forward and grab the Blue Cobalt Gem.
This page is the encounter between Max Mercury and Sela Allen explaining Sela’s story.
Just as an aside, I’ve really stopped the whole buying comics things although I keep finding myself checking out things from the library. I was always a big Flash fan and I’m trying to figure out right at this moment how to put that into words.
There was something very appealing about the character and I can’t really say I became a big fan until the end of the Barry Allen run in the early 80’s when Carmine Infantino returned to the book and the Flash was on trial for the murder of Professor Zoom.
So, it’s not early in the character‘s history and before that while I had an interest in the character it wasn’t as big as it later became. At the time, reading the book and watching Carmine Infantino’s work with the Rouge’s appealed to me a great deal. Then Mike Baron came along right after Crisis and the book was rebooted with Wally West (I have ever been a big Nexus fan so when Baron came on as the writer I was pleased indeed).
Overall there was quite a good run on the title for a very, very long time.
Check out my Comic Art Fans Galleries! © All scans copyright PJ Mungiole 2011 - may not be reproduced, reused, reposted without permission.
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