December 28, 2008

Upcoming Flash Collections: Rogues’ Revenge & Flash of Two Worlds

Category: Flash News — By Kelson @ 10:22 am

Collected Editions has spotted more DC collections for 2009, including two Flash hardcovers.

DC Comics Classic Library: The Flash of Two Worlds (HC)

Writers: Gardner Fox and John Broome Artists: Carmine Infantino, Joe Giella and Sid Greene
Collects: The Flash v.1 #123, 129, 137, 151 and #173 $39.99 US, 144 pages

Flash #123 is, of course, the classic “Flash of Two Worlds.” The other issues feature further cross-dimensional team-ups between Barry Allen and Jay Garrick from the 1960s, as they go up against Golden-Age classics like Vandal Savage and the Shade, and Silver-Age villains like Captain Cold and the Trickster. Wally West co-stars as Kid Flash in the last story in this collection.

Final Crisis: Rogues’ Revenge HC

Writer: Geoff Johns Artist: Scott Kolins, Doug Hazelwood and Dan Panosian Collects: Final Crisis: Rogues’ Revenge #1-3 and The Flash v.2 #182 and #197 $19.99 US, 144 pages

DC has decided to round out the Rogues’ Revenge miniseries itself with two of the Johns/Kolins Rogue Profiles, featuring the origins of Captain Cold and Zoom.

According to Amazon, both are scheduled for July 7, 2009.

3 Responses to “Upcoming Flash Collections: Rogues’ Revenge & Flash of Two Worlds”

  1. Lee H says:

    Can’t say that I’m excited about either of these. The Flash of Two Worlds collection seems kind of redundant with the “Crisis on Multiple Earths: The Team-Ups” TPBs and the “Showcase Presents” volumes taken into account.

    Going to skip on Rogues’ Revenge too at that price. I would buy it if it were a cheaper paperback and wasn’t padded with stories I already have in TPB form. I really dislike the thin hardcovers that DC and Marvel have been publishing recently.

  2. fastest says:

    Man, if you are going to include the Captain Cold and Zoom Rogue Profiles, put in the Mirror Master, Heat Wave and Piper ones too.

  3. Kelson says:

    Yeah, you’d think that would be the obvious choice.

    Even if they’re just going for Johns/Kolins material focusing on Flash villains, that would still include the Pied Piper profile.

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