CBR has a six-page preview of this week’s Flash annual. Meet the new hunting party gathered by Professor Zoom – and see how The Flash’s nemesis recruited each of these deadly players to plague the life of Barry Allen.
The annual is written by Van Jensen, with art by Bong Dazo and Norm Rapmund, and will be out this Wednesday. What do you think of the preview?
Uproxx has a preview of Flash #42. Barry Allen shows up at a crime scene, but this time he’s locked out…because his dad’s the one who’s broken out of jail! And just what is Professor Zoom’s involvement…?
Flash #42 by Robert Venditti, Van Jensen, Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund and Andrew Dalhouse arrives in stores next week.
DC has released a preview of Flash #41, out next week.
(W) Robert Venditti, Van Jensen (A/CA) Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund
Professor Zoom is back, and he’s not alone! Who’s along for the ride to kill the fastest man alive? Find out here!
We get to see just how much faster Professor Zoom is than Barry Allen, plus Barry doesn’t get along with his new roommate’s pet rat. Pet rat? Well, after breaking up with Patty, he’s rooming with Hartley Rathaway, aka the Pied Piper. Confused? Check out last month’s Divergence sneak peek for a little more info on how things have changed for the Flash of Earth-Zero while we were off reading about the Convergence.
DC has an eight page preview of the post-Convergence direction of the Flash in which we see Barry Allen’s new costume, his new living situation (with a surprise roommate), plus a reminder of his family history…which looks like it may be important, now that Professor Zoom (the Reverse Flash) is back — and the Professor has brought his students along.
I’m not sure if this is part of the upcoming The Flash #41 or if it’s an independent preview.
According to Brett Booth on Twitter, this is a stand-alone preview that is not part of The Flash #41.
ComicBook.com has the preview for Convergence: The Flash #2, out in stores tomorrow. Barry Allen of Earth-One (1980s, pre-Crisis on Infinite Earths) meets the Superman of the Tangent Universe, and in these preview pages, they discuss the contrived nature of the combat set before them. (I’m pleasantly surprised to see that acknowledged in the text.)
Written by Dan Abnett, art by Federico Dallocchio, cover by Jonboy Meyers.
Check out the Reverse Flash in the teaser for tomorrow’s Flash TV Show season finale…
