Can you keep up with the Fastest Man Alive? Barry Allen might just look like a scientist, but he's really The Flash(tm)! Discover how he uses his superhuman speed to save Central City from Super-Villains, and meet his Justice League(tm) friends. Packed with fun facts, exciting colour images, simple vocabulary, and a fun quiz this Level 2 non-fiction reader will engage young fans of DC Super Heroes and help them build confidence in reading. (tm) & DC Comics. (s21)

The Rogue alliance has been torn apart by a macabre theft and their battle threatens the citizens of Keystone City. The Flash finds himself caught in the middle, unable to take sides or end the conflict.

The monthly free magazine that brings you inside info on the characters and creators of the DC Universe! In this issue Scott Snyder talks about the Justice LeagueÕs new Hall of Justice headquarters and we get our first look at SupergirlÕs new costume! Plus, a breakdown of the many lives of Hawkman, Ivan Reis opens his sketchbook for a look at Superman's new Fortress of Solitude, Joshua Williamson Ranks DCÕs super speedsters and much more!

Speedy DC Super Friend The Flash(TM) races to the rescue in his first Step into Reading book--plus shiny stickers! The Flash(TM), Superman(TM), Batman(TM), and the rest of the DC Super Friends(TM) star in this all-new Step 2 Step into Reading leveled reader. Boys and girls ages 4 to 6 will love learning about the Fastest Man Alive in this Step 2 reader featuring a shiny foil cover and shiny stickers! Step 2 readers use basic vocabulary and short sentences to tell simple stories. For children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new words with help.

Grant Morrison and Mark Millar's run with the Fastest Man Alive continues here! Collects THE FLASH #136-141 as well as a story from SECRET ORIGINS #50.

Wally West has gotten to the heart of his mission to save the Multiverse...and the heart he found was his own. When it’s discovered that the dark multiversal world that’s threatening all of existence is the world in which Wally’s children are alive, our hero must overcome his greatest fears, regrets, and anger to do what’s right. But what’s right is the hardest thing anyone would ever imagine doing...letting go.