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The Flash (2016) #23 Feat. Green Lantern
The Flash (2016) #23 Feat. Green Lantern
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Publication Details: Part of The Flash (2016) series, issue #23 kicks off the “Running Scared” arc, spotlighting Barry Allen and Hal Jordan in a Rebirth-era team-up. It’s a pivotal moment bridging personal stakes with universe-spanning action.
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Key Moments: Barry’s secrets strain his relationships, while Green Lantern’s arrival hints at a fear-driven foe tied to the Emotional Spectrum (teasing Psycho-Pirate’s return). It’s a tense setup for the Reverse-Flash showdown, enriched by Hal’s cosmic flair.
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Creative Team: Joshua Williamson’s sharp pacing, paired with Carmine Di Giandomenico’s kinetic art and Pop Mahn’s vibrant fill-ins, crafts a visually dynamic issue that captures the essence of Flash and Green Lantern’s bond.
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Rebirth Resurgence: DC’s 2016 Rebirth initiative remains a collector favorite, with The Flash issues like #23 holding value for their narrative depth and character crossovers. Prices have stabilized with a slight 5–10% uptick since 2024.
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Flash/GL Team-Up Appeal: The Barry Allen/Hal Jordan dynamic, rooted in Silver Age classics, resonates with fans, boosted by their TV and comic synergy (e.g., The Flash CW show, Green Lanterns Corps buzz). This crossover could see a 10–15% value bump if Lantern projects ignite in 2025.
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Emotional Spectrum Tie-In: The hint at fear-based powers links to Geoff Johns’ Green Lantern mythology, adding speculative value for collectors eyeing Corps-related arcs. It’s a sleeper hit in the “Running Scared” storyline.
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Condition Sensitivity: NM and graded copies outperform lower grades, with collectors prioritizing preservation for Rebirth-era books, especially those with guest stars like Green Lantern.
