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The Flash #5
It’s a bleak new day as the citizens of Central City meet Negative-Flash! Barry Allen’s personal life is in shambles, his new Negative-Flash powers aren’t working properly, and someone has been tampering with evidence at the Central City Police Department. The Flash is not having a good day, and it’s going to get worse when he comes face to face with Bloodwork, a terrifying new villain with secret ties to Barry Allen. Collects THE FLASH #28-32.
Characters: Black Spider, Bloodwork, Captain Cold, Copperhead (Jane Doe), David Singh, Flash (Barry Allen), Godspeed, Golden Glider, Gregory Wolfe, Heat Wave, Iris West Allen, James Forrest, Kristen Kramer, Murmur, Negative Flash, Papercut, Rainbow Raider, Shrapnel, Tar Pit, Trickster (Walker), Turbine, Wallace West, Wally West
Creative roster
Amedeo Turturro (Associate Editor)
Bob Harras (Editor In Chief)
Brian Cunningham (Editor)
Carmine Di Giandomenico (Artist)
Christian Duce (Artist)
Dan DiDio (Publisher)
Erika Rothberg (Collection Editor)
Geoff Johns (Chief Creative Officer, President)
Gus Vazquez (Artist)
Ivan Plascencia (Colorist, Cover)
Jeb Woodard (Group Editor)
Jim Lee (Publisher)
Joshua Williamson (Writer)
Monique Narboneta (Designer)
Neil Googe (Artist, Cover)
Patrick McCallum (Executive Editor)
Pop Mhan (Artist)
Rebecca Taylor (Associate Editor)
Steve Wands (Letterer)
Tom Napolitano (Letterer)
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