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Reddit mentions of The Flash Vol. 5: History Lessons (The New 52)

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We found 5 Reddit mentions of The Flash Vol. 5: History Lessons (The New 52). Here are the top ones.

The Flash Vol. 5: History Lessons (The New 52)
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Release dateFebruary 2015
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Found 5 comments on The Flash Vol. 5: History Lessons (The New 52):

u/CptObviousRemark · 24 pointsr/FlashTV

For those of you interested, Manapul and Buccaletto (the creative team behind this page) did an excellent arc for The Flash from New 52 #1 through #29. These are collected in Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol 3, Vol 4, and Vol 5. I highly recommend reading them if you're interested in the comics, as they are a great introduction to the character of Barry Allen.

u/dgehen · 9 pointsr/DCcomics

Check out The Flash: Rebirth. Next, read the series by Geoff Johns, Francis Manapul, and Scott Kolins (2010-2011). It's collected in two volumes. After that, read Flashpoint, and then read the New 52 series.

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u/kyrie-eleison · 9 pointsr/comicbooks

I'm not sure where you got the idea of Flash as a snob or jerk. I'd recommend the Buccellato / Manapul run from the beginning of the New 52. It's a fun, lighthearted-but-not-goofy superhero book. (I haven't read any of the Jensen/Venditti run that follows, so I can't speak to that.)

u/UESPA_Sputnik · 1 pointr/DCcomics

I've just read the first Futures End trade (#0-17) and have some questions regarding that.

  • There's a war with Earth 2 mentioned. Do I need to read Earth 2: World's End? (I couldn't find a spoiler-free synopsis that actually says something about the setting of the story)

  • How do the Futures End one-shots fit into this? Are they necessary to read? (I'm asking because it seems that not all of them will be collected in each series' trade, according to Amazon. Looks like most of them will only be available in the Futures End – Five Years Later hardcover)

    And something completely different regarding the New 52 The Flash trades:

    I was wondering if anyone knows whether The Flash still gets collected in hardcover editions. DC solicited The Flash Vol. 5 only as softcover/paperback back in September and it's been listed as such on several online shops, including Amazon. (I've started a thread about it back then) But now it seems to be available as hardcover again, the same goes for Vol. 6.

    So what is it? Hardcover or softcover? I've started collecting The Flash in hardcover books so it would be nice if they'd continue to publish it in hardcover editions. I don't want to switch to softcover books halfway through.