On 1997's Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends

This two-issue series, which was originally released as Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends and Flash/Green Lantern: Faster Friends, was collected in Flash by Mark Waid Vol. 6. That's where I pulled the image at the top of my post about the DC Plus specials, and, since I had already checked the collection out, I figured I would give the story a reread. The idea is definitely a fun one, a sort of team-up of two different team-ups, the original Flash Jay Garrick and the original Green Lantern Alan Scott (then de-aged and still going by the codename Sentinel) and the then-current Flash Wally West and then-current Green Lantern Kyle Rayner. And each over-sized, 48-page issue was written by the writers of the Flash and Green Lantern ongoings, with Ron Marz scripting the first part (Green Lantern/Flash), which was (mostly) narrated by Kyle and Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn scripting the second (Flash/Green Lantern), narrated by Wally. While the action revolves around an alien invasion rooted in an adventure of the Golden Agers in the 1940s, the series is really about the relationship between Wally and Kyle. In their previous meetings, the two young legacy characters didn't get along, with...