Flash: Pursuit of Barry Allen

The long-awaited crossover between two heroes of the DC universe: Flash and Arrow. Losing acquired superpowers is far more frustrating than simply dying in battle. But Flash faces both dangers – and simultaneously. His speed is diminishing, he hangs in... the air and literally freezes in place while people die in slow motion. Over time, he begins to see the ghosts of friends and enemies from the past, as well as an older, mortally wounded version of himself. Meanwhile, seasoned villains unite against him, which means Barry needs reliable allies, in addition to his trusty partners in civvies. He seeks help from Arrow. The book is written in accordance with the conventions of the original TV shows and will be enjoyed by all fans of Flash and Arrow. The authors managed to maintain intrigue in the narrative for the continuation of the story in the next book “Arrow: The Serpent's Coil,” which will focus more on Oliver Queen and his team. “My name is Barry Allen, and I am the fastest man alive. To the rest of the world, I am an ordinary forensic scientist, but I secretly use my speed to fight crime and find others like me. I am the Flash.” Rushing through Central City, Barry Allen sees the incredible – the Flash, only older, more battered, and gravely injured. Before Barry can utter a word, the doppelgänger disappears. Soon, Barry's powers begin to falter – in the heat of the mission, he freezes for a few moments, like a ghost. His enemies, the Pied Piper, Weather Wizard, and Peek-a-Boo, choose this exact moment to attack, so Flash seeks help from his most trusted ally. Oliver Queen – Arrow. The first part of an epic crossover that continues the novel “Arrow: The Serpent's Coil.”