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The Flash, Vol. 2 - #38
The Flash, Vol. 2 - #38
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The Flash, Vol. 2 #38 (DC Comics)
Title: The Flash, Vol. 2 #38
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: July 1990
Creative Team: Written by William Messner-Loebs, Pencils by Greg LaRocque, Inks by Larry Mahlstedt
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: July 1990
Creative Team: Written by William Messner-Loebs, Pencils by Greg LaRocque, Inks by Larry Mahlstedt
Description:
Dash into the Speedster’s saga with The Flash, Vol. 2 #38, a high-octane chapter from Wally West’s early tenure as the Scarlet Speedster! Released in July 1990, this issue rockets Wally through a thrilling blend of high-speed action and personal stakes, reinforcing his role as the Flash in the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths DC Universe. William Messner-Loebs’ sharp, character-driven script teams with Greg LaRocque’s vibrant, kinetic artwork to deliver a story that crackles with energy and depth. With its bold cover and early-series significance, Flash, Vol. 2 #38 is a Bronze-to-Modern Age treasure for fans and collectors tracking Wally’s rise to greatness.
Dash into the Speedster’s saga with The Flash, Vol. 2 #38, a high-octane chapter from Wally West’s early tenure as the Scarlet Speedster! Released in July 1990, this issue rockets Wally through a thrilling blend of high-speed action and personal stakes, reinforcing his role as the Flash in the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths DC Universe. William Messner-Loebs’ sharp, character-driven script teams with Greg LaRocque’s vibrant, kinetic artwork to deliver a story that crackles with energy and depth. With its bold cover and early-series significance, Flash, Vol. 2 #38 is a Bronze-to-Modern Age treasure for fans and collectors tracking Wally’s rise to greatness.
Value Highlights:
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Wally West’s Journey: As the thirty-eighth issue of The Flash, Vol. 2, this comic builds on Wally’s evolution as the primary Flash, a journey that’s become a cherished arc in DC history—ideal for collectors of character-driven narratives.
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Post-Crisis Legacy: Emerging from DC’s late 1980s reboot and transitioning into the 1990s, #38 captures the fresh, reimagined vibe of the era, appealing to fans of that pivotal period in comics.
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Creative Consistency: William Messner-Loebs and Greg LaRocque bring a dynamic, accessible style to the series, offering a distinct tone from the earlier Mike Baron run, with broad appeal for completists.
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Sleeper Appeal: Often overshadowed by key issues like #15 (Pied Piper’s reformation) or later milestones, #38 is an undervalued gem with growing potential as collectors seek high-grade early Vol. 2 issues.
Value Trends:
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Low to Mid Grades (VG 4.0 - FN 6.0): Typically range from $3-$10, great for readers or budget collectors.
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High Grades (VF 8.0 - NM 9.4): Fetch $15-$35+, with NM copies trending upward as condition drives value for early 1990s comics.
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Market Surge: Wally West’s starring role in modern DC (Infinite Frontier, 2021-present) and his media presence (CW’s The Flash, 2014-2023) have boosted Vol. 2’s profile. Early issues are gaining momentum, with high-grade copies showing steady appreciation in a late 1980s/early 1990s nostalgia-driven market.
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Comparable Sales: Early Vol. 2 issues like #1 and #38 in CGC 9.8 can hit $50-$70 at auction, while #38 holds steady at $30-$40 in NM raw condition. Its value has growth potential tied to Wally’s enduring popularity.
Why Buy Now?
With Wally West racing through comics and pop culture, The Flash, Vol. 2 #38 is a lightning-fast opportunity. This issue blends historical depth, creative flair, and sleeper-hit potential—perfect for fans or investors looking to snag a piece of the Speedster’s legacy before it speeds off the market. Act quick—this one’s got velocity!
With Wally West racing through comics and pop culture, The Flash, Vol. 2 #38 is a lightning-fast opportunity. This issue blends historical depth, creative flair, and sleeper-hit potential—perfect for fans or investors looking to snag a piece of the Speedster’s legacy before it speeds off the market. Act quick—this one’s got velocity!
