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TITLE:
"Flash"
COVER BLURB: "Presenting…The
New Flash"
DATE:
June
1987
FIRST ISSUE
WRITER:
Mike Baron
PENCILS: Jackson
Guice
INKS: Larry
Mahlstedt
COLORS: Carl
Gafford
LETTERS: Steve
Haynie
EDITOR: Mike
Gold
COVER:
Jackson Guice & Larry Mahlstedt
COVER
PRICE: 75¢
QUOTE:
"Barry would help anyone anytime. He taught me
that my abilities were a precious trust. He died owing thousands
of dollars in legal bills. The Justice League had to pay for his
funeral. He left me his costumes. And a picture of what a
hero should be." —Wally West
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SUMMARY:
Wally West—now living on his own, trying to establish himself as the
rightful heir to the title of the Flash—finds his twentieth birthday filled with unpleasant surprises. After leaving a party in his honor in order to transport a human heart
across the country for an urgent transplant, Wally faces
heated arguments with medical staff, the mysterious death of a private
investigator, and an attempted plane hijacking. It all climaxes
with the greatest of birthday surprises, a winning lottery ticket, and a
horrifying realization: the villainous and immortal Vandal Savage has
taken an interest in the new Flash!
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