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Cover.A Flash/Superman race! Two of the DCU's biggest names have superspeed as part of their arsenal of tricks, so a natural question for fans to ask is, "Who's faster?" Numerous creators over the years have attempted to answer that very question. I point you again to the fantastic Flash: Those Who Ride the Lightning for a rundown of races past.Page 1.Panel 1.Here we are in Abra Kadabra's

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Cover.The cover is an homage to to the cover of the classic Showcase #4, the debut of Barry Allen, and according to many comic book historians, the issue that began the Silver Age of comics. That cover also featured Barry Allen jumping out of a filmstrip. However, the previous frames all consisted of Barry in different poses. Here, we have a much more macabre look at skeleton-like versions of

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Welcome to my annotations for the first issue of Flash: Rebirth! Most of the links point to the appropriate article at the DC Database Project, a great DC Universe wiki, where a good number of the Flash articles happen to have been written by yours truly. Let's dive right in...Page 1.Panel 1. Keystone City, Kansas and Central City, Missouri lie across a river from each other (presumably the

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