Flash Impulse Runs In The Family TP tokyo revengers statues Frederick Frankenstein (pronounced 'Fronk-en-steen') (Hadley MAY221580

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Flash Impulse Runs In The Family TP tokyo revengers statues Frederick Frankenstein (pronounced 'Fronk en steen') (Hadley MAY221580 Frederick Frankenstein (pronounced 'Fronk en steen') (Hadley Fraser) inherits a castle in Transylvania leading him to fulfill his grandfather's legacy by bringing a corpse (Nic Greenshields) back to life Vita Ayala This volume collects Impulse #1 12 and The Flash #108 111 the Flash’s hyperactive descendant from the 30th century

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