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The Flash Giant Vol 1 3

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"Horror on the Half Shell": The Rogues discuss how some mysterious person's been blackmailing them, worrying if they might be next. Lisa Snart states she'll simply kill them when they come up to them, before being told by her brother Leonard to not be agitated and that they need a plan. He wonde

The Flash Giant #3 is an issue of the series The Flash Giant (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 2019. It was published on April 21, 2019.

Synopsis for "Horror on the Half Shell"

The Rogues discuss how some mysterious person's been blackmailing them, worrying if they might be next. Lisa Snart states she'll simply kill them when they come up to them, before being told by her brother Leonard to not be agitated and that they need a plan. He wonders why Russell Glosson, the Turtle, hasn't shown up yet, leading Marc Mordon to state that he's as always late. Turtle while imprisoned in his cell states he knows how everyone thinks of him being lethargic, but he simply doesn't like rushing things. The mystery man soon comes up to him and tells him he wants him to distract Flash for him.

Barry, who is sleeping, meanwhile gets a call by Iris who wants to go on a date with him as a way to thank him for helping her when Heat Wave struck. Barry does agree, but except that, keeps fumbling on what he wants to say. As he goes to see her later, he spots an ambulance crashing into a car and goes to check on the passengers. One of the EMTs hands him an organ transport box they need to get to Keystone City and he feels reluctant as he has a date, but eventually agrees. While running, he finds himself and the box frozen in mid-air and realizes the Turtle was behind it.

Flash tries persuading the Turtle to let him go as someone needs a heart transplant, but he states that he doesn't care since his family was killed by a reckless driver in a hurry. He blames people like Flash who are often rushing at things for making the world a mess and proceeds to attack him. Barry however finds a way to be able to move by increasing his speed to limits he hadn't known about and punches him. After being threatened, Flash states he feels sympathy for what happened and lies about a boy his son's age needing a heart transplant and Turtle relents upon hearing it.

The mysterious figure that contacted Turtle earlier comes up to him and is an offered apology, but states he did distract Flash as he wanted. Disobeying of his orders however makes him liable for a punishment. Barry later delivers the donated heart to Keystone General Hospital, finding out the patient who needed it a teen named Jesse and a fan of his. After meeting her, he decides to wait outside his room but later remembers he forgot about his date. Meanwhile, Iris who is leaving the restaurant she's at, tells the waiter Sunan that Barry probably wasn't interested.

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Synopsis for "Weather Wizard"

This story is reprinted from The Flash (Volume 4) #10.

Two years ago, Claudio Mardon had gone to Central City to broker a deal for the powerful Guatemalan Mardon Cartel. His elder brother Marco had never wanted to be a part of his family's organized crime, but they remained close, despite the distance between them. One night, Claudio had hit some trouble, and called Marco for help, but before they could speak further, a knock came at Claudio's door, and the young man was shot to death.

Now, the Flash has finally returned from the Speed Force after encountering Turbine, failing to rescue Iris West, getting dumped in Gorilla City, and returning to discover that his own friends had turned against him. He hoped to unburden himself by admitting his identity to his girlfriend Patty Spivot, but she had already caught a plane for Guatemala to look into Claudio's cold case. The police report had stated that his cause of death was inconclusive, but forensic evidence suggested to Patty's mind that it was murder. Since arriving in Guatemala, though, Patty was kidnapped by the Mardon family, and now the Flash is there, facing down with his old enemy Marco Mardon: the Weather Wizard.

Mardon has conjured a tidal wave out of nowhere that both threatens to drown the Flash and flood a village down the mountain. Thinking of the villagers first, Barry speeds away from Mardon, catching the water in his momentum and dragging it down the mountain at an intense speed. He rushes through the village, warning the villagers to keep back as he leaps into a nearby lake, taking the excess water with him.

Mardon, meanwhile escapes with his men and his sister-in-law Elsa. Mardon has no idea why the Flash is chasing him, claiming no knowledge of this Patty Spivot that he's been accused of capturing. Elsa explains that Patty is the policewoman attempting to solve Claudio's murder, and Marco is confused as to why Flash would think he would want to prevent someone from finding out who murdered his brother. As he refocuses his energy on stopping the Flash, Elsa texts her men to have Patty killed.

Patty, meanwhile is being kept in the basement of a house under the watch of Elsa's armed guards. She is chained down there with a man who calls himself El Araña - The Spider. He used to work for the Mardon family, making sure that there was no evidence tying any cartel-related killings to them. he explains that the only think keeping the pair of them alive is the worry that they might have told someone else what they know about Claudio's death. Two years ago, he had been working in Central City and received a frantic call from Elsa with an address. When he investigated, he found young Claudio's body, shot to pieces. Claudio had been there to broker peace with a rival cartel, so that the violence could end between them. But it wasn't the rival cartel that killed him.

Elsa had found out that Claudio was going to give up major Mardon territory in exchange for peace, and she had him killed in order to prevent him from weakening the Mardon family. She blamed the ribal cartel for his death in order to spark a war between the two families that would draw Marco back into the cartel, knowing that his real powers would tip the scales in her own favour. El Araña had kept the murder weapon and the body to protect him from Elsa. He left a fake ransom note at the scene as a message to the killer, but when the Mardon family soldiers came to kidnap him, it confirmed that it had been Elsa all along. Patty hopes that so long as they still have the evidence against Elsa, she can't have them killed, but her men have received her text already.

Meanwhile, Flash manages to catch up to Marco and Elsa's jeep, knocking them out of their seats as the vehicle flies off a cliff and crashes down in flames on their cocaine and opium fields. Angrily Flash questions Mardon, but the man honestly has no knowledge of Patty, apart from that she is doing him a favour by trying to solve Claudio's murder. Defeated, Elsa admits that she has been keeping Patty in the Mardon guest house down the road.

Flash speeds off as Marco angrily realizes that Elsa has acted behind his back. She claims that she made many sacrifices to keep the Mardon Family strong. Indignantly, Marco complains of how he must sacrifice every time he uses his powers. Each tempestuous weather phenomenon that he creates is powered by an equally tempestuous emotion. Fed up, Elsa announces the depths to which she went to sacrifice for the family: she killed Claudio for the good of the family. Filled with rage and grief, Marco calls down a lightning bolt in the hopes of killing them both.

Flash speeds to Patty's rescue, and she urges him to get on with bringing down the Mardon Cartel's drug empire. He takes her outside to show her that the drug fields are burning up, and admits that he has something important to tell her. She interrupts with her own admission: despite realizing that Flash is not necessarily responsible for Barry's death, every time she sees him, she is reminded of the loss she's experienced.

Thinking on this, Flash decides not to tell Patty the truth after all. He thought that if he did, she would be able to help bear his burden, but now he sees that that wouldn't be fair to her. As the Flash, he has to keep running for the sake of the world, and that could put those he cares about in danger. The world needs him to be the Flash, and for Patty to move on with her life, Barry Allen needs to stay dead.

Elsewhere, Marco Mardon realizes that he has survived the lightning strike, though Elsa is dead - leaving him the soul living member of the Mardon family. He is surprised to be met by an ethereal woman with golden hair. It is Lisa Snart - the Golden Glider. She takes his hand, telling him that it's time to go home - back to Central City.

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Synopsis for "Planet Heist, Part Three"

This story is reprinted from Adam Strange (Volume 2) #3.

Drifting in the radioactive void that was once Rann's star system, Adam Strange is adrift and hallucinating visions of his family until he's rescued by a Thanagaran battle cruiser led by Sh'ri Valkyr. Valkyr is also there to find out what happened to Rann, as suspicion is falling on Thanagar. She secretly has a tracking device inserted into Strange's zeta beam. Strange confirms that the supernova was beamed here from another star system, and that Rann was teleported elsewhere prior to that. Before they can investigate the system where the star came from, the Thanagarian Councillor orders Valkyr to arrest Strange and bring him to Thanagar. Strange is tried and convicted for the stellar genocide of the Rann star system and sentenced for execution.

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Synopsis for "Shazam!" (Chapter 5)

This story is reprinted from Justice League (Volume 2) #11.

The recently freed Black Adam demands that Dr. Sivana take him to see the wizard. Meanwhile, Billy Batson and Freddy try to break into one of the Bryer's cars, but they get caught. Billy pushes Freddy in some bushes to hide him, while he escapes on the subway. But the subway doesn't take him where he thinks it will …

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Synopsis for "Shazam!" (Chapter 6)

This story is reprinted from Justice League (Volume 2) #0.

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