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Wrestling Editor and Writer at electricbento.com. Watcher of movies and reader or stuff and/or things.
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Best Golden Age Comics Starring Jay Garrick's Flash

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By Jason Jarman 
| CBR
Before Wally West or Barry Allen, Jay Garrick raced through DC's comic pages as the Golden Age Flash, starring in amazing stories of that era. Jay Garrick may not be the most famous incarnation of the Flash. But as the first character to bear the mantle, Garrick is an important figure in DC Comics history. Garrick is arguably the most enduring character - outside of DC's trinity of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman - to debut in comics' Golden Age.
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Best DC Crossovers With The Flash & Green Lantern

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By Jason Jarman , Gardner Fox, Gil Kane, Sid Greene
| CBR
The history of DC Comics is filled with iconic and unique partnerships. But the one that has endured every retcon and every new character is the bond between the Flash and Green Lantern. Both characters can trace their famous lineages back to the Golden Age, and each one has evolved with the passage of time. Every iteration of the Flash/Green Lantern relationship has had its own unique dynamics.
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10 Best Silver Age Flash Comics

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By Jason Jarman , Cary Bates, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito
| CBR
Out of all the DC characters to own the mantle of the Flash, none are more well-known to readers than Barry Allen. The character was birthed in the Golden Age, but Allen's arrival on the comics scene in 1956 literally ushered in a new age. Barry's debut signaled the beginning of the Silver Age of comics, and it changed everything. The era is defined by the introduction of sleeker costumes, sci-fi themes, and stories that were delightfully silly for better or worse.
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