Peek-a-Boo

Peek-a-Boo burst onto the DC scene in 2002, conjured by the celebrated creative team of Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins during one of the most beloved modern runs on Flash — a debut that immediately put her in the company of Wally West, the Trickster, and Victor Stone. A Modern Age creation with a compact but memorable footprint across titles like Tiny Titans and The Flash, she's the kind of character who leaves an impression far beyond her appearance count. Twelve catalog entries spanning over a decade is a testament to a villain — or is she something more? — who clearly caught readers' imaginations, and any fan of Johns' era-defining Flash work will want to track her down.