Firestorm Vol 3

Firestorm is an American ongoing comic book series of the superhero fantasy genre. It was published by DC Comics and ran from July 2004 to April 2006, spanning a total of twenty-two issues. Following issue #22, the series title was changed to Firestorm: The Nuclear Man, where it ran for another thirteen issues.

Firestorm

 * Firestorm Vol 3 1
 * Firestorm Vol 3 2
 * Firestorm Vol 3 3
 * Firestorm Vol 3 4
 * Firestorm Vol 3 5
 * Firestorm Vol 3 6
 * Firestorm Vol 3 7
 * Firestorm Vol 3 8
 * Firestorm Vol 3 9
 * Firestorm Vol 3 10
 * Firestorm Vol 3 11
 * Firestorm Vol 3 12
 * Firestorm Vol 3 13
 * Firestorm Vol 3 14
 * Firestorm Vol 3 15
 * Firestorm Vol 3 16
 * Firestorm Vol 3 17
 * Firestorm Vol 3 18
 * Firestorm Vol 3 19
 * Firestorm Vol 3 20
 * Firestorm Vol 3 21
 * Firestorm Vol 3 22

Firestorm: The Nuclear Man

 * Firestorm Vol 3 23
 * Firestorm Vol 3 24
 * Firestorm Vol 3 25
 * Firestorm Vol 3 26
 * Firestorm Vol 3 27
 * Firestorm Vol 3 28
 * Firestorm Vol 3 29
 * Firestorm Vol 3 30
 * Firestorm Vol 3 31
 * Firestorm Vol 3 32
 * Firestorm Vol 3 33
 * Firestorm Vol 3 34


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 * Firestorm: Reborn


 * Firestorm (2004) redirects to this page.


 * This is the first series to feature the singular title "Firestorm" without some kind of additional cover copy qualifier such as Firestorm: The Nuclear Man, or The Fury of Firestorm.


 * This is the first Firestorm comic series to feature a man character other than Ronnie Raymond and/or Martin Stein.


 * This series introduces the character of Jason Rusch, who is the primary host for the Firestorm matrix.


 * Issue #6 of this series is an "Identity Crisis" crossover.


 * Issue #17 of this series is a "Villains United" crossover.


 * Issue #18 of this series is a "The OMAC Project" crossover.


 * Issues #20-22 are "Infinite Crisis" crossovers.


 * Issues #21-22 comprise the "Building a Better Firestorm" storyline.


 * Issues #23-25 are part of the "One Year Later" event.


 * Issues #28-32 comprise the "In My Father's House" storyline.


 * The cover to issue #21 is a pastiche to the famous cover from Crisis on Infinite Earths #7.