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FLASH III

CHARACTER DETAILS

APPEARING IN:

THE FLASH (second series)

CREATED BY:

John Broome and Carmine Infantino

FIRST APPEARANCE:

(as Kid Flash) THE FLASH (first series) #110 (December-January, 1959-1960), (as the Flash III) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #12 (March, 1986)

The Wally West character first appeared as Kid Flash in THE FLASH (first series) #110 written by Gardner Fox and pencilled by Carmine Infantino. Initially he wore a costume identical to the Flash and received the now classic yellow topped suit in FLASH #135. He appeared occasionally along side Barry Allen and the Elongated Man, but really stuck out on his own as part of the Teen Titans in BRAVE AND THE BOLD #60 and then in their own ongoing series. By the mid-eighties the FLASH title had begun to slow down and the decision was made to relaunch it by killing off Barry Allen in the Crisis and having a now adult Wally West take over as the new Flash.

THE FLASH #1 (second series) appeared on June 1987 and featuring the now slower Wally West. The title was written by Mike Baron and placed Wally in New York city with his girlfriend from the Titans. The new series featured Vandal Savage as the main villain and introduced a new supporting cast of Russian speedsters and the enormous Chunk. With issue fifteen new writer William Messner-Loebs took Wally in a different direction as a hero living in a working class apartment block with his mother. The characterisation also changed as Wally became more of a cocky young man with hormones, this was the characterisation used for the Flash in the new JUSTICE LEAGUE EUROPE series. Loeb moved the series forward at a gentile pace, mixing single issue stories with extended arcs. He slowly increased the Flash's speed and more significantly moved the hero back to Keystone City (the home of the original Flash).

With issue sixty-two former SECRET ORIGINS editor and long-time Flash fan Mark Waid took over the writing gig. He started redefining the character of the Flash by building on the work of Loebs, he built up the Linda Park character and began a real love story between her and the Flash. With the "Terminal Velocity" (FLASH #95-100) storyline Waid introduced us to the Speed Force and began extending Wally's powers. With FLASH #118 long-time Flash editor Brian Augustyn joined Waid as co-writer. Shortly afterwards Grant Morrison and Mark Miller did a twelve issue fill-in to allow Waid and Augustyn to work on their own twelve part JLA YEAR ONE maxi-series.

The regular team returned explosively with FLASH #142 and launched a two-year plot line that saw Wally West have one last team up with Barry Allen and the introduction of a new mysterious "Dark Flash." After that storyline had reached its conclusion they decided that they had reached the natural creative conclusion to their time on the book and have recently handed over the reigns to Geoff Jones (JSA). Waid left to concentrate on his Gorilla line of comics and his new gig as JLA writer.


PERSONAL DETAILS

CODENAME:

The Flash, formerly Kid Flash

ALTER EGO:

Wallace Rudolph (Wally) West

OCCUPATION:

Full time superhero and occasional agent for the IRS

MARITAL STATUS:

Married to Linda Park

KNOWN RELATIVES:

Linda Kiyo Park (wife), Rudolph West (father), Mary West (mother), Barry Allen (uncle, deceased), Iris Allen (aunt), Ira West (adoptive grandfather), Charlotte and Edgar Rhodes (uncle and aunt), Inez Rhodes (cousin), Don and Dawn Allen (cousins, deceased), Meloni Thawne (cousin-in-law), Jeven Ognats (cousin-in-law), Bart Allen (cousin's son), Jenni Ognats (cousin's daughter), Mr and Mrs Park (parents-in-law)

GROUP AFFILIATION:

The Justice League of America and the Titans; formally the Teen Titans and Justice League Europe

BASE OF OPERATIONS:

Keystone City (formally Blue Valley and New York)

HEIGHT:

6'

WEIGHT:

175 lb.

HAIR:

Red

EYES:

Green


ESTABLISHED VARIANTS

WALTER WEST

This Flash actually comes from an alternate Earth where Linda Park was killed in the battle with Kobra. He is Walter West and is a darker more intense doppleganger of Earth-Zero's Wally West. He is also more powerful that Wally, having studied under his Savitar as a ruse to get close to him. Wally first encountered him while chasing Kadabra and the kidnapped Earth-Zero Linda Park through Hypertime. Wally helped Walter control his anger, but was seemingly killed by Kadabra. In honour of Wally Walter came to our Earth and took over as Flash for several months until Wally reappeared live and well. He developed a deep romance with Angela Margoln, but was stopped from marrying her by the JLA because his continued presence was causing the hyper-timelines to converge. He left shortly afterwards searching Hypertime for a way back to his home reality, never staying in one universe very long, constantly searching.

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FLASH OF EARTH-KINGDOM

The Flash of Earth-Kingdom is a future version of the Earth-Zero Wally West. This Flash is even faster than the Earth-Zero Wally West, he lives on the edge of the Speed Force at almost constant superspeed. He has become a red angel in Central City transforming it into a virtual utopia. He is married with two children Barry and Iris. He groomed Barry to become Kid Flash, but he was more content to just drop out of society, Iris took the identity up and spent quite sometime trying to get recognition from her father.

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BIOGRAPHY/PROFILE

Beyond human understanding exists an elemental essence known as the Speed Force, it the source of power that lets those superhumans with the ability of superspeed to move at velocities that far exceeds anything the human body can or should be able to cope with. To join with the Speed Force is to go beyond the limits of physically known speed and to enter a realm that is more a metaphysical afterlife rather than a normal dimension. To those that have attained the ability of superspeed the Speed Force is literally the Creator, and at times it can seem to be an intelligence that guides the fates and destinies of any that are fortunate enough to be part of it. Those that do, for what ever reason, become connected with the Speed Force are destined to became heroes or in the rarer case villains. One name that has become synonymous with the ability is the Flash and the three generations of heroes who have carried the mantel.

The first Flash was Jay Garrick who first gained his superpowers while a student at Midwestern university. He would go onto become one of the stars of the Golden Age and a founding member of the Justice Society of America. Jay retired when the JSA disbanded. Meanwhile police scientist Barry Allen was transformed into a second Flash when his laboratory was struck by a bolt of lightning knocking a cabinet of unknown chemicals onto him. Like his predecessor before him Barry Allen became one of the core members of the superhero community and a founding member of the Justice League of America. The third Flash was Barry Allen's sidekick. His name is Wally West, he is the current Flash and he is the fastest ever man alive.

Wally West grew up with caring but petty parents in a hometown that was so far off the beaten track that he would later describe it as a "wide place in the road". In many ways it was an all to conventional and mundane childhood. Except for three events. The first was being the President of the Blue Valley Official Flash Fan, the second was the guidance of a stranger who urged him to never let go of his dreams (that stranger was later to be revealed to be Wally himself on a roller coaster ride through his own life via the Speed Force), the third was the fact that Wally was the nephew of Iris West, girlfriend of Barry Allen (alias the Flash).

For Wally the West family with its legion of cousins, aunts and uncles where a trap of mundanity that he often wished to escape. However there were two relatives that were different, his grandfather Professor Ira West and his Aunt Iris. She was his best friend and kindred spirit. Wally would spend as much time with her as possible. She arranged for Wally to spend one summer with her in Central City. Shortly after arriving he was lucky enough to witness his idol, the Flash, defeat a robbery. Afterwards Iris introduced Wally to Barry Allen over lunch. Initially Wally was unimpressed with Barry (compared with the adventures of the Flash) but Barry arranged for Wally to met the Flash at his lab (of course Barry Allen was actually the Flash).

Wally was awed to be in the presence of the Flash. He got the Flash to explain how a cabinet of electrified chemicals had exploded granting him superspeed and Wally innocently asked if there was a chance that the same thing would happen to him. As if fate needed to no more promoting a second lightning bolt hit the building recreating the original accident and altering Wally's life forever. Over the next two weeks Wally began to manifest the power of superspeed and the Flash secretly schooled Wally in the use of his power before announcing him to the world as his partner. He initially wanting to use the name Speedy, but that had already been taken by Green Arrow's sidekick and he settled with the alter ego of Kid Flash. Wally started off wearing a cut down version of Barry's costume until an accident with a matter transformer changed it into the classic yellow and red version. Strangely it would be almost a year before Barry told Wally his secret identity.

It was not long before Kid Flash met other sidekicks when he helped Robin I (Dick Grayson) and Aqualad (Garth) stop the evil Mister Twister from terrorising a town. The trio got on well and were drawn together with Speedy (Roy Harper) and Wonder Girl I (Donna Troy) when the Antithesis entity took control of the JLA forcing their younger partners to band together to subdue them. After their success as a team the young heroes decided to form a permanent group called the Teen Titans. Wally started seeing student Francis Kane after they both started attending Senior School. The Titans were reformed by the empath Raven in order to stop her demon father Trigon, initially Wally was resistant to rejoining but Raven secretly helped him deal with some emotional problems and he followed her into the Titans. For a time Wally believed that he was in love with Raven when it was actually the lingering effects of their earlier empathic encounter.

At that time Wally was as fast as Barry, but some have conjectured that Barry was subconsciously transferring speed to Wally in the same way that Wally can now do to others. However things have always been for more complex for Wally. When he first gained his speed Professor Ira West speculated that the superspeed was putting a huge amount of strain on Wally's heart. As Wally grew older his body chemistry began to change and began affecting his superspeed. While fighting the Brotherhood of Evil with the Teen Titans he was caught in a stray blast of power from team-mate Raven which further upset his metabolism. The prognosis from the Doctors was not good, the blast of power and his maturing body had upset the chemsity that gave him superspeed placing a tremendous strain on his heart. Sustained use of his speed would kill him. He was forced to retire as the Kid Flash and instead turned back to his college studies.

While Wally was having his own problem with the Teen Titans Barry had been arrested for the murder of his arch-enemy, Professor Zoom. Zoom had already murdered Wally's aunt Iris and had been about to murder a second woman before Allen was forced to use lethal force to stop him. Wally was forced to testify at the trial. The Flash was proved innocent and decided to make a clean start with Iris in the 30th century. It seemed as if the legacy of the Flash had finally come to an end. During the cosmic Crisis Jay Garrick managed to persuade Kid Flash out of retirement to help the assembled heroes follow the Anti-Monitor to the beginning of time. Afterwards the Anti-Monitor boasted that he had killed the Flash and Wally followed a coalition of heroes to the Anti-Monitor's Fortress in the Anti-Matter Universe to find out the truth. There he discovered Barry's costume and ring. Barry Allen had given his life to save the entire universe.

During the final battle with the Anti-Monitor Wally was caught in an energy blast. Afterwards Jay Garrick's analysis revealed that the blast had undone the effects of Raven's earlier blast and had stabilised his metabolism and superspeed. He was no longer in danger, but his top speed had been reduced to just less than the speed of sound. In memory of Barry Allen Wally donned his costume and became the third Flash. A service was held for Barry Allen, but grief stopped Wally from acknowledging that he was truly gone. It was only after Jay Garrick and Hal Jordan helped him to grow-up a little that Wally finally began to cope with the loss of his friend and mentor.

The next six months would be some of the most unstable in Wally's life as he went through three girlfriends (Fancies Kane, Tina McGee and Connie Noleski), won the lottery only to loose it all in a stock crash, his parents split up, his father was revealed as a Manhunter agent and his mother decided to move in with him. Wally also began to extend his circle of friends in the New York area, husband and wife scientists the McGee's helped him study his loss of speed, the massive Chester Runk (Chunk) was initially an enemy and neighbour Mason Trollbridge even claimed to be the sidekick of the depression era vigilante called the Clipper. Wally move out of Barry's shadow by becoming a founding member of the Justice League Europe. He even developed his own enemies including the Kilg%re, Speed Demon and a long standing feud with the immortal Vandal Savage.

Wally's powers fluctuated and even vanished at one stage. An attempt was made to recreate the accident that have given Wally his powers and for a second he regained the speed that Barry had once possessed. Uncontrolled he blazed a trail of devastation across the US before he slowed down. Wally finally settled down when he moved to Keystone City (Central City was still Barry's city) with friends Hartley Ratherway and Mason Trollbridge. With a salary from the JLE and a quiet home life Wally was able to devote more of his time to fighting crime. His first challenge in Keystone City was to clear out the Turtle from the labyrinth beneath the city. After that he teamed up with Vixen and Rex the Wonder Dog to stop Gorilla Groddfrom turning all of Keystone's animals into a super-intelligent beast army.

A new feature in Wally's life when he moved to Keystone City was the reporter Linda Park. They first met after the Flash's superspeed run across the country when she was a hostile interviewer. Initially she viewed him as a brash young hotshot superhero while he saw her as argumentative journalist with little connection to the audience that she served. Their relationship began to thaw then they both independently began investigating the same new age cult (a group that Wally almost bought into) and then together they managed to dissuade the Kilg%re from its plans to eradicate the human race. Another villain that reappeared was Vandal Savage who attempted to end their feud by killing Wally. In the process of defeating Savage Wally destroyed his costume and changed to a new shiny version created for him at STAR Labs. Eventually Connie left Wally for Chunk and Wally began going out with Linda properly.

Wally was shocked when Barry Allen apparently reappeared in Central City. However it was really Eobard Thawne from the 25th century, he was a big Flash fan who wanted to come back to the 20th century and replace the deceased Barry Allen. While visiting the Flash Museum Thawne made the unfortunate discovery that in his personal future he would become the villain Professor Zoom and that Barry Allen would be responsible for his death. After a battle Wally was able to send Thawne back to the future with no memory of their encounter so that he could encounter Barry for the first time.

Ever since the Crisis Wally had been slowly regaining his top speed. While in the 64th century he encountered one of the entropy rifts that were part of the Zero-Hour crisis, in a desperate attempt to seal the rift he created a superspeed vortex and ran back through it at maximum speed. The attempt failed, but it did push Wally past lightspeed and into the timestream. He glimpsed the energy field that Max Mercury would later call the Speed Force. During a fight with the terrorist Kobra Wally was forced to again pass light speed to save Linda's life, there was a blast of lightning and Wally vanished into the Speed Force, much like Barry had done several years before. Wally was different, the Speed Force transformed him to the point where he now had a "direct line" to the heart of the force that grants all the speedsters their speed. It had transformed his abilities and made him the fasted man that has ever lived. It has also galvanised Wally as never before and forced him to examine his humanity. At last Wally West was the Flash in his own right and only really then took his rightful place as a corner stone of the superhero community.

Wally faced perhaps his greatest challenge in the form of Savitar, who had joined with the Speed Force sometime after the retirement of the original Flash and the emergence of the second. He had devoted his life to the study of the Speed Force and had turned it into his religion. During the course of the battle Johnny Quick lost his life and Wally finally realised that he had to give Savitar what he really wanted. Wally used his speed to boost Savitar to such a velocity that he was propelled into the Valhalla of the Speed Force. Because of his shear speed Wally skimmed the edge of the Speed Force and ended up centuries in the future and found himself teaming up with future Flash John Fox and later the Tornado Twins (the children of Barry Allen).

Faulty records showed John Fox that Wally did not return to the twentieth century after their meeting so he decided to travel back in time and try and take up his mantel. While there he started to convinced Linda that Wally was gone with the result that the emotional bond that anchors Wally to this world started to breakdown leaving him at the mercy of the Speed Force. It took everything that Wally had to return to his own time, make John Fox realise his errors and defeat the bad guys. The emotional bond between Linda and Wally was further reinforced during a recent battle with Neron. It turned out to be that emotional bond that was Wally's ticket to the Speed Force. Whenever he entered the Speed Force he could still return to the mortal world by following Linda's love as a beacon. The villain Abra Kadabra kidnapped Linda on her and Wally's wedding day, he then wove a spell that erased the memory of her from the world.

Wally would have one final meeting with Barry when he discovered that Barry had a evil twin brother called Malcolm Thawne (alias Cobalt Blue). Thawne (an ancestor of Eobard Thawne) had created a magical gem that possessed anybody that held. Its purpose was to plague the Flash Dynasty over the next thousand years and finally kill Barry Allen during the few months that he spent with Iris in the 30th century. Wally gathered together Jesse Quick, , Impulse, Max Mercury, John Fox and Jay Garrick to travel the time stream and warn as many future Flashes as possible. The final show down was in the 30th century when Jay, Barry and Wally teamed up to defeat the magical essence of Cobalt Blue. In a final attack Cobalt Blue would have killed Barry had Wally not jumped back in time to grab him away. In order to finish the threat for all time Wally unleashed the energy of the Speed Force into the draining attack of the Gem dissipating Thawne's essence once and for all.

In defeating Cobalt Blue Wally brushed up against the Speed Force and found himself unable to return because Kadabra had removed him memory of Linda and therefore his beacon back to the real world. Kadabra had been holding Linda in a Fortress between universes and she was able to escape by jumping into the chaos of Hypertime. Linda found herself on a parallel world where the native version of her had died while fighting Kobra, pushing the native Flash (Walter West) close to insanity. Wally was then able to follow Linda to that parallel world and ran head long into his crazed and brutal doppleganger. During a fight with Kadabra Wally was able to temporally merge their molecules to calm Walter thereby restoring his sanity. The conclusion of the fight sent Linda and Wally careering back into Hypertime.

Feeling a debt to Wally for restoring his sanity and thinking that Kadabra had killed him Walter decided to travel to Earth-Zero and continue as a mysterious dark Flash. Meanwhile Wally and Linda drifted phantom like through the worlds of Hypertime until they finally drifted back to Earth-Zero. Wally regained his physical form, but Linda was left as a phantom because of the Kadabra's spell. Wally recruited the help of Walter and the other speedsters in a gamble to reverse the spell. He began impersonating the Reverse-Flash and formed an alliance with Kadabra and the new Replicant. Kadabra finally dispelled the spell just to prove to his allies that he really had made a woman disappear and was not delusional. With Linda restored Wally and his allies dropped the act and quickly defeated the bad guys.


ABILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

As Kid Flash Wally West had the ability of superspeed equal to that of Flash II (Barry Allen), he could run at lightspeed (186,000 mph) for great distances without tiring. He was protected from the effects of friction by an aura of unknown energy. He also had complete control of his molecules allowing him to vibrate through solid objects, travel to other dimensions and to use a special form of time travel using the Cosmic Treadmill. After he became the Flash his speed was greatly reduced to the speed of sound (700 mph) and he lost the ability to control his molecules. A side effect of his reduced endurance was that he had to eat huge amounts of food to power his superspeed. Via a series of accidents and events he slowly regained his speed and endurance a bit at a time until he was almost as fast as he once was.

During the Zero-Hour Wally pushed his speed to the limit and jumped into the Speed Force, the extra-dimensional energy field/speedster Valhalla that gives all true speedsters their abilities. Normally speedsters who merge with the Speed Force are pulled to the otherside (like Johnny Quick and Barry Allen), but Wally was able to return because his love for Linda acted like a beacon. Wally now has a direct connection to the Speed Force and has learned to direct and control Speed Force energy extending his powers and abilities radically. He can now easily reach lightspeed and by breaking that barrier he can literally run up and down the time stream at will. He has recently learnt from his encounter with Walter West that the same method can be used to travel into Hypertime, but the process is risky.

When he first gained his new abilities Wally was unpractised and not in full control of his Speed Force energy and left huge amounts of kinetic energy in his wake, this manifested itself as lightning and when he vibrated through a solid he transferred huge amounts of kinetic energy to it causing it to explode. As he gained experience Wally found that he could control this kinetic energy giving moving objects a boost and pulling objects along in his wake. After he temporally merged his molecules with Walter he gained more control over his abilities allowing him the possibility to develop more advanced abilities including stealing kinetic energy from objects, super-metabolising wounds and vibrating through solids without them exploding.

Wally can also externalise Speed Force energy (in effect an extension of his aura) to create his costume, it acts symbolically with Wally altering properties as he accelerates, he cools his muscles, draws away perspiration and changes surfaces properties to reduce friction as necessary.


KNOWN ALLIES

Flash I

As the original Flash Jay Garrick has kept an eye on those speedsters that have followed him. He is no longer as fast as he once was and his endurance is not quite the same, but he is still semi-active. Jay always looked down on Barry as the son he never had and on Wally as a pseudo-grandson.

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Flash II

It is hard to describe the influence that Barry Allen has had over the life of Wally West. He was a friend, mentor and father figure to Wally. he defined what it was to be a hero and it has taken Wally several years to fully become his own man.

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Impulse

Bart Allen is the grandson of Barry Allen. His superspeed was switched on at birth and was raised in a virtual reality environment which left him with little practical experience of the real world. Iris brought him back in time to study superspeed alongside Wally. Bart reminds Wally of how he was when he was younger and the two were not initially friends.

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Iris Allen

Iris is the wife of the second Flash and Wally's aunt. She was the sole member of the West family that Wally even considered as normal. In truth she is a refugee from the thirtieth century and is currently in hiding in our time, frightened that she's going to accidentally reveal somebodies future.

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Linda Park

Linda is with life of Wally West. She acts as his beacon when he goes into the Speed Force and their love is the thread that leads him back to his dimension. She is a reporter in Keystone City and has run up her fair share of enemies, including the international terrorist Kobra.

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ALSO SEE: Chunk, Donna Troy, Jesse Quick, John Fox, Nightwing, Max Mercury


KNOWN ENEMIES

Abra Kadabra

Kadabra was one of the enemies of Barry Allen, he is a criminal from the 64th century who used advanced technology to simulate magic. He hates Wally with a passion because Wally has repeatedly destroyed his circuitry and has prevented his from becoming a dictator in his native century. Kadabra's most recent scheme was to try and kidnap Linda Park and to erase her memory from the world thereby breaking Wally's link with this reality.

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Kobra

Kobra is an international terrorist who is tried conquering the world using Keystone City as a base from which to broadcast energy to his soldiers. He was defeated by the Flash with assistance from Linda Park. Being defeated by the Flash he could have coped with, but to be defeated by a woman (as he saw it) was shear humiliation. He has since sworn revenge on Linda and repeatedly tried to assassinate her on her honeymoon.

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Savitar

Savitar was an early jet test pilot who brushed up against the Speed Force. He turned superspeed into a religion, studied ancient texts, forgotten scrolls and sought out other speedsters. In the time before Barry Allen he was the fastest and deadliest man on Earth. He found that Wally had developed a direct line to the Speed Force and decided to try and kill him. Wally only managed to defeat him by pushing him past the limit of the Speed Force.

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Vandal Savage

Vandal Savage is an immortal caveman who has tried to manipulate human society through the ages. He battled Jay Garrick while he was in the Justice Society and battled Barry Allen when he was in the Justice League, yet he singled out Wally West for revenge because West defeated a number of his schemes to subvert the US with a drug called Velocity.

[Character Profile]

ALSO SEE: Flash's Rogues Gallery, Gorilla Grodd, Kilg%re, Professor Zoom, Speed Demon, Turtle


RECOMMENDED READING

TERMINAL VELOCITY

Originally presented in Flash (second series) #95-100 by Mark Waid. Wally West rides the lightning between the newly discovered Speed Force and his emotions for Linda that tie him to this world.

FLASH (second series) #0

A Zero-Hour tie in that acts as retrospective of the origin of Wally West as he plunges through the timestream under the control of the Speed Force.

FLASH (second series) #159

The last issue by Waid and Augustyn (Augustyn would write the following issue on his own) on the series and prehaps their best. It has two parallel storylines as Wally married Linda while Walter West makes his fairwells to Angela as he is forced to leave for the reaches of Hypertime. The portrail of Wally is as we expected (generally likeable, but prone to arrogence), but the portrail of Walter as a man who has to spend the last few hours with his true love is the real highlight. Strongly recommended.


RPG STATS

DC Heroes/Mayfair Games:

FLASH III alias Wally West (Nb. this is Wally West just before he got his mainline connection to the Speed Force)

Dexterity

7

Strength

4

Body

7

Intelligence

5

Will

5

Mind

6

Influence

5

Aura

4

Spirit

5

Initiative

33

Hero Points

55

Powers

Air Control: 8, Superspeed: 14

Skills

Charisma: 5, Scientist: 3

Advantages

Attractive; Connections: JLA (High), Titans (High); Lightning Reflexes

Drawbacks

Serious Irrational Attraction to food after using his Powers constantly for 6 APs of time or more.

Motivation

Responsibility of Power

Wealth

5

Equipment

COSTUME [ BODY: 6, Flame Immunity: 6]

DC/JLA Overpower:

FLASH - Common - Mike Wieringo/Jose Marzan Jr.

Energy

4

Fighting

6

Strength

4

Intellect

3

1-2 (Thousand) Punch

Common

Mike Wieringo/Jose Marzan Jr.

The Fastest Man Alive

Uncommon

Mike Wieringo/Jose Marzan Jr.

Reap the Whirlwind

Uncommon

Mike Wieringo/Jose Marzan Jr.

Speed-Lending

Uncommon

Mike Wieringo/Jose Marzan Jr.

Tapping the Speed Force

Very Rare

Mike Wieringo/Jose Marzan Jr.


QUOTE

"I'd never given up my dream of meeting the Flash [Barry], and so that dream became a reality... rewarding me then ... and forever." - Wally West, Flash (2nd series) #0


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Original version: 17/08/99
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