That short-lived series featured Bart Allen as The Flash, having aged up following events from Infinite Crisis.

Simultaneously, this mini-series is following up on the recently canceled Flash title. Rogues’ Revenge features Captain Cold and his team of Flash villains going up against the Final Crisis villain Libra and his forces. However, if you have been following this Flash run, it shouldn’t be too difficult. Without those events in the collection, you may be confused if you don’t have the proper context. The first two items in the omnibus are a pair of three-issue mini-series centered around significant DC events. Looking at these stories, we can see how the previous consistently high-quality stories being told by Johns about the Flash lost some luster. This definitive collection of his Flash work marks the point where things really went off the rails for the writer and DC Comics for about a decade. Johns has become a writer whose work I prefer to wait to be collected than deal with the chronic delays. Recently, artist Bryan Hitch shared that plans for a Justice Society revival book with Johns had been scrapped even after promotional art was shown off in 2021. It’s been a disheartening turn of events between some weighty accusations lobbed at him by Justice League star Ray Fisher and some egregious delays on books like Shazam. I’m not sure what has happened to Geoff Johns in the last few years. Reprints Final Crisis: Rogues’ Revenge #1-3, Blackest Night: The Flash #1-3, Blackest Night: Black Lantern Corps #1, The Flash: Rebirth #1-6, The Flash Secret Files and Origins 2010, The Flash v3 #1-12, Flashpoint #1-5Īrt by Scott Kolins, Ethan Van Sciver, Francis Manapul, Andy Kubert The Flash by Geoff Johns Omnibus Volume 3 (2022)

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