Collins, Mike - The Flash #14 p.01 - Splash!

This breathtaking original splash page from The Flash #14 (1988) features one of the largest full-body images of The Flash you'll find in original art! Pencilled by Mike Collins and inked by Larry Mahlstedt, this piece isn’t just a static hero shot, it captures The Flash doing what he does best: running at super speed!

The image is pure kinetic energy, with Wally West, who had taken up the mantle of The Flash following Barry Allen’s death in Crisis on Infinite Earths, tearing across the page in a blur of motion, framed by the signature speed lines that the legendary Carmine Infantino helped popularize. The sheer sense of momentum makes this one of the most dynamic depictions of the Scarlet Speedster you’ll find. Adding to the excitement, two inset panels continue the motion, showing Flash still racing forward in high-speed action.

This issue, written by Mike Baron, was part of the early post-Crisis era when Wally was stepping into his own as The Flash, with art duties typically handled by Butch Guice. But when Guice took time off, Collins stepped in beautifully, delivering a page that any Flash collector would be proud to own.

For collectors seeking a high-impact, visually striking piece of Flash original art, this page checks all the boxes—an iconic full-body Flash in motion, classic speed lines, and a beautifully structured splash layout. A must-have for any fan of The Fastest Man Alive!