The Flash #47 lays the groundwork for the Flash War while hitting the theme of family pretty hard, with meaningful moments for Iris, Barry and both Wallys.
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The first Flash Annual of the post-Rebirth era plants the seeds for Flash War, first by peeking into Wally West's life since his return and by exploring the tension between him and Barry.
The Flash #29 is a slow and steady climb towards a new Big Bad that we have yet to meet, and an in-depth look at new powers Barry has yet to understand.
Negative Flash takes center stage in The Flash #28, as Barry tries to get control of his new powers. But a mysterious villain would rather he didn't.
The Flash #37 intertwines Barry's work life with his superhero life, creating a mystery he must solve as both CSI Allen and the Flash.
The Flash #33 makes the most of its Metal tie-in, bringing as much action and fear to The Flash as possible without losing Barry's human touch.
The Flash #38 is all about second chances, and it succeeds in showing that with Barry Allen and August Heart's story while still having fun with the Rogues.
The Flash #21 continues the Batman crossover and kicks things into high gear with a trip through time, which even brings Flashpoint into play.
The Flash #27 is an emotional roller coaster ride that concludes the "Running Scared" arc with a heart-stopping battle and a heart-wrenching conversation.
The Flash #24 waves goodbye to Hal and welcomes Reverse Flash in a terrifying chase through time. Can Barry stop Eobard before he destroys everything dear?