![]() ![]() "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title. Manapul's art is lively, making for a comfortable but unchallenging tale. In keeping with the retreat into Silver Age nostalgia that saw Barry Allen's successors pushed aside to reintroduce one of the few fallen heroes whose death seemed both permanent and meaningful, this story resembles a '60s-era tale expanded six-fold. Futuristic policemen enforcing draconian, inflexible laws, the Renegades' target is the man who the Renegades' records show will commit murder, a killer better known as the Flash. A bad situation takes a turn for the worse when the Renegades, the 25th-century descendants of the Rogues, arrive. The Flash: The Dastardly Death of the Rogues is the first collection of the Brightest Day series The Flash (Volume 3). Flash finds a city overrun with costumed villains, in particular the Rogues, both the villains Barry knew and new criminals stepping into established personae. The story involves Barry Allen returning to Central City shortly after the events of The Flash: Rebirth. It is the first arc of the third volume of The Flash, and a crossover with the Brightest Day event. Allen finds a city transformed the population has tripled, the crime rate has quadrupled, and the forensics department is overworked and staffed with burnouts. The Dastardly Death of the Rogues is a Flash storyline written by Geoff Johns, with illustrations by Francis Manapul. Barry Allen, the super-fast superhero the Flash, is back from the dead and rebuilding his life in Central City. ![]()
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