Follow the quest to rescue a missing Wally West in the second volume of the critically acclaimed Dawn of DC series!
Following the events of The Flash Vol. 1, Wally West may be M.I.A, but Central City still needs its scarlet speedster protector! Luckily Wallace West, Avery Ho, and Circuit Breaker are more than up to the challenge. However, with Barry Allen dealing with a crisis of his own, the looming question of “Where is Wally West?” begins creeping up on our heroes in unexpected ways. What has the Resident done with Wally and can he still be rescued?
Si Spurrier is a seasoned comics and prose writer at both mainstream and independent publishers, in the U.S. and UK (2000 AD). He has written for Marvel and DC (Suicide Squad, X-Men Legacy) and has several creator-owned fantasy and sci-fi books at Image (Cry Havoc, Angelic). He made his DC Vertigo debut in January 2018 with Motherlands, and has been a pivotal part of DC's Sandman Universe since its launch in 2018. His prose works range from the beatnik neurosis-noir of Contract to the occult whodunit A Serpent Uncoiled.
Follow the quest to rescue a missing Wally West in the second volume of the critically acclaimed Dawn of DC series!
Following the events of The Flash Vol. 1, Wally West may be M.I.A, but Central City still needs its scarlet speedster protector! Luckily Wallace West, Avery Ho, and Circuit Breaker are more than up to the challenge. However, with Barry Allen dealing with a crisis of his own, the looming question of “Where is Wally West?” begins creeping up on our heroes in unexpected ways. What has the Resident done with Wally and can he still be rescued?
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Si Spurrier is a seasoned comics and prose writer at both mainstream and independent publishers, in the U.S. and UK (2000 AD). He has written for Marvel and DC (Suicide Squad, X-Men Legacy) and has several creator-owned fantasy and sci-fi books at Image (Cry Havoc, Angelic). He made his DC Vertigo debut in January 2018 with Motherlands, and has been a pivotal part of DC's Sandman Universe since its launch in 2018. His prose works range from the beatnik neurosis-noir of Contract to the occult whodunit A Serpent Uncoiled.
