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This Week: Flash #22 w/Preview, Trinity War, Dark Tomorrow

Flash #22 races into stores this week, and MTV has a preview of the issue.

Flash #22: History is made when The Flash comes face to face with Reverse Flash for the first time!

Written by: Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato
Art by: Francis Manapul
Cover art by: Francis Manapul
Variant cover art by: Francis Manapul

Also out this week:

Justice Legaue Dark #22: TRINITY WAR CHAPTER 3! A member of the Justice League defects to Justice League Dark. But what does Constantine know about this murder that he isn’t telling? And what dark secret does one of our Leaguers hold that could turn the tide of this Justice League War?

Written by: Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes
Art by: Mikel Janin
Cover by: Ivan Reis, Joe Prado

Teen Titans #22: Trigon triumphs over the Teen Titans as he begins to turn Manhattan into a staging ground for a demonic takeover of the planet.

Written by: Scott Lobdell
Art by: Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira
Cover by: Howard Porter

And in digital back-issues at ComiXology…

Impulse #74: Part 2 of “Dark Tomorrow.” Bart, Carol, and their future selves try to stop Preseident Thawne’s plan that could spell worldwide disaster. Back in the past, Max Mercury faces time-lost madman Lucius Keller.

Flash Annual #2 First Look

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DC has a preview of its July annuals, including Flash Annual #2, shipping July 31. The main story by Brian Buccellato and Sami Basri guest-stars Green Lantern, looking back at the first meeting (in new 52 continuity) of Hal Jordan and Barry Allen. Judging by the preview page, they don’t start off very well. (Do two heroes ever meet for the first time and start by, you know, working together?)

On a related note, last week Newsarama interviewed Nicole Dubuc about her back-up story in the book, about “a man who has lost his wife in a fire — and he blames the Flash for not saving her.”

Flash #21 Preview is Up

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DC Comics has released a preview of Flash #21 through Uproxx. Part 2 of “Reversed” features the first meeting of Flash (Barry Allen) and Kid Flash (Bart Allen) in the New 52 continuity. The Flash knows someone’s been killing people touched by the Speed Force, but doesn’t know who…so he starts with the only other speedster he knows about.

Unfortunately, the splash pages are shrunken down to a fairly narrow column, so it’s virtually impossible to read any of the narration boxes, but you can get a good sense of the art.

The Flash #21 by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato comes out next week.

Flash #20 Preview

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Flash #20 Final Cover

DC has released a preview of The Flash #20 at Newsarama: “Reverse, Part 1 of 6.” From DC’s blog:

Something is claiming the lives of those who’ve been touched by the Speed Force, and The Flash is in a race against time to unlock this mystery before someone else turns up dead! Don’t miss the start of Reverse-Flash’s game-changing arc in the pages of THE FLASH #20!

The issue, by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, arrives in stores on Wednesday.

Flash #19 Preview is Out

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Uproxx has a preview of Flash #19, due in stores next Wednesday. Barry Allen has found himself trapped in Iron Heights without his powers (as a result of the events of Dial H #11) just as the Outlanders storm the prison to break the Trickster out. “Essentially, all Barry has is his wits. Oh, and also a gigantic bag full of weapons from various rogues. So maybe this fight is a little more even than it looks…”

Uproxx also spoke with Manapul & Buccellato, making this the fourth interview with the Flash team released this week.

Flash #19 by Brian Buccellato and Marcio Takara arrives in stores on April 24.

Flash #18 Preview is Out

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MTV Geek has a preview of Flash #18.

The Trickster is accused of murder! Can The Flash help solve his case?
Plus, a surprising twist ending that will rock the world of…DIAL H?

Written by: Brian Buccellato
Art by: Marcio Takara
Cover by: Francis Manapul
Variant Cover by: Francis Manapul

This is the first of two issues on which Francis Manapul is taking a break from everything except the covers. He’ll be back as co-writer and artist for Flash #20, when they pick up the Reverse-Flash story.

MTV Geek lists it as a $3.99 book, but the cover clearly states $2.99, and we know the Flash isn’t adding pages. I call typo at MTV.

I think we have a good idea what the Dial H connection is now.

Using ComiXology’s web-based viewer on my desktop for the first time in quite a while (I use my Nexus 7 usually when reading digital comics) really brings home the importance of pixel density. The *size* of the page is great on my monitor. It ends up being about the same size as a print issue, actually. But it’s harder to read because the text is so pixelated. Sadly, there are a lot of other things I need to pay for before I can justify buying a retina display.

The Flash #18 arrives in stores next Wednesday, March 27.