Flash #164 – Vol. 2 (2000) continues the critically acclaimed run by Geoff Johns, delivering a sharp and character-driven chapter that cements Wally West’s legacy as the Fastest Man Alive. This issue builds upon the momentum from the previous entry, diving deeper into Wally’s connection with Keystone City—a place that’s as much a part of the Flash mythos as the man beneath the mask.

In this chapter, Wally is no longer simply racing against villains—he’s confronting the very identity of what it means to be a hero in a city that doesn't always celebrate him. The writing from Johns is layered and introspective, balancing personal struggle with classic superhero action. It's a tale that brings heart and humanity to a character known for speed, giving depth to a hero constantly evolving under pressure.

Scott Kolins’ artwork continues to impress, with dynamic layouts, expressive characters, and a fluid sense of motion that makes each page pulse with energy. From gritty street scenes to high-speed showdowns, the visual storytelling is on point, creating a tone that's grounded, cinematic, and thoroughly modern.

Flash #164 is essential reading for anyone following the evolution of Wally West, and for collectors looking to build a meaningful run of one of DC’s most compelling character arcs.

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