The Flash #156 – Vol. 2 – 2000 delivers an action-packed issue that continues the momentum of the Wally West era, diving deeper into the psyche of one of the DC Universe’s most enduring speedsters. Written by Geoff Johns, with artwork from Scott Kolins, this issue is a standout from the early 2000s run that helped revitalise the Flash mythos with grounded character work and sharp storytelling.

In this issue, Wally faces the mental and emotional aftermath of recent battles, all while trying to balance the burden of being Keystone City's primary protector. There's a strong narrative focus on Wally’s internal conflicts as much as the external threats he faces—something this era of The Flash handled with real nuance. The pacing is kinetic, appropriately matching the tone of a hero who moves faster than the eye can follow, while still allowing room for introspection.

Scott Kolins’ artwork strikes a distinctive tone, capturing motion in dynamic ways that complement the storyline perfectly. Combined with the detailed inking and expressive character work, the visuals enhance the tension and emotional resonance of the issue. Fans of character-driven superhero comics will find plenty to enjoy here, especially those following Wally West’s growth through adversity.

This edition is ideal for both collectors and readers seeking a deeper look into the second volume of The Flash. As a part of the celebrated Geoff Johns run, this comic holds significance in the development of Flash lore and sets the stage for some pivotal storylines to follow.

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