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EXCLUSIVE: Look Inside Manapul's "The Flash"

September may seem like an eternity from now for fans of DC Comics who have already spent several weeks wondering what exactly the relaunch of the DC Universe holds in store for their favorite heroes. However, some details of the 52 #1 issues shipping to comic shops that month have begun hitting the web, including a brand new look at "The Flash" #1 that DC provided exclusively to CBR.



The above spread by Francis Manapul represents the opening scene of the series first issues. After serving as artist for Geoff Johns' pre-relaunch run featuring Barry Allen in the red cowl, the penciler will continue to tell the adventures of Central City's costumes science cop both as artist and co-writer along with his on-page collaborator Brian Buccellato.
While many questions remain about how the new series will operate and whether it will still present the Fastest Man Alive's cases in the mystery format of the last series, Manapul's penchant for playing with visual representations of the hero's speed will obviously remain intact.



And speaking of Francis Manapul, check out the above image for a first look at this fall’s The FLASH #1, where he’ll be serving double duty as the artist and co-writer along with Brian Buccelato. And if that’s not enough, head over to COMIC BOOK RESOURCES as they have the gorgeous first spread from issue #1. Keep checking back to THE SOURCE for more info, art, and details about The FLASH in the coming months.



The FLASH #1

Written by FRANCIS MANAPUL and BRIAN BUCCELLATO Art and cover by FRANCIS MANAPUL; Variant cover by IVAN REIS and TIM TOWNSEND

The Fastest Man Alive returns to his own monthly series from the writer/artist team of Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato! The Flash knows he can't be everywhere at once, but what happens when he faces an all-new villain who really can! As if that's not bad enough, this villain is a close friend!

DC Universe
32pg.
Color
$2.99 US

On Sale September 28, 2011