“Going Rogue” by S. Foxe & J. Gaylord

By August Tales

A pulsating, action-packed journey awaits eager readers in the form of “Kid Flash: Going Rogue”. Expect high-energy page flips with this work by Steve Foxe and Jerry Gaylord. The synergy of talents birthing this graphic novel promises an enthralling reading experience with lessons on heroism.

Teaming Up for a Middle-Grade Masterpiece

Foxe of Spider-Ham and X-Men fame unites with Fanboys vs Zombies creator, Jerry Gaylord. Together, they present an exceptionally thrilling middle-grade graphic novel featuring Kid Flash. The much-anticipated book was released on September 2, 2025.

The Exciting Plot

In this narrative, Kid Flash and Flash find themselves amidst a headstrong group of adolescent rogues. Indeed, the young superhero, Kid Flash learns the hard way that being super doesn’t necessarily equate to being a hero. His uncle, Barry Allen, aka The Flash, is his mentor. However, when Flash is urgently summoned for Justice League business, Kid Flash is left alone with the rogues.

Throughout this inspirational journey, the young superhero discovers the true essence of heroism. He learns that being a hero calls for more than just wielding superpowers. After all, heroism is as much about character and responsibility as it is about superpowers.

Meet the Creators

Steve Foxe is no stranger to the world of comics. This acclaimed, Marvel’s X-Men and Spider-Man author, finds home in the Midwest. He’s a nominee for the Eisner and Ringo Awards. Foxe has also authored many children’s books.

Jerry Gaylord, credited with the highly acclaimed Fanboys vs Zombies, is an equally impressive talent. Gaylord, a lifelong Superman fan, has worked with several high-profile brands and publishers. These collaborations have seen him contribute to popular franchises such as Warner Bros. Animation, Marvel Studios, and Disney+ series “X-Men 97.”

Mark Your Calendar

Prepare for an incredible reading adventure. Kid Flash: Going Rogue by Steve Foxe and Jerry Gaylord hit the shelves on September 2, 2025. Be among the first to appreciate this masterpiece designed to capture the imagination of middle-grade readers (8-12).