The Flash #48 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art b:y Howard Porter Colors by: Hi-Fi Letters by: Steve Wands Zoom has brought Wally into the future to show him what he’s lost, specifically his children. It’s a pretty powerful scene that immediately puts Wally into attack mode until he realizes that there is something… Continue reading The Flash #48 Review
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The Flash #47 Review
The Flash #47 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Howard Porter Colors by: Hi-Fi Release date: 5/23/18 The beginning of Flash War looks like it’s going to start the same way most Flash arcs do, with tragedy and loss. The first few panels in the issue are powerful both in the art and… Continue reading The Flash #47 Review
The Flash Annual #1 Review
The Flash Annual #1 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Howard Porter In the 25th century, The Flash Museum is destroyed and forensic investigators are on the scene trying to determine what happened. As they view the destruction and take their readings, the group picks up traces of Reverse Flash’s corpse in the… Continue reading The Flash Annual #1 Review
The Flash #33 Review
The Flash #33 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Howard Porter Colors by: HI-FI Letters by: Steve Wands “Bats Out of Hell Part One” With Metal in full swing throughout the DC universe, this issue of the Flash ties directly into that storyline as Barry takes the fight to The Dark Knights. It’s… Continue reading The Flash #33 Review
The Flash #22 Review
The Flash #22 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Howard Porter Color by: Hi-Fi The hype and mystery around “The Button” crossover was well deserved after a year of hints and patience. While some of the mystery leaked out early or was telegraphed for months, the journey to the end of the event is worthwhile. Knowing… Continue reading The Flash #22 Review
The Flash #21 Review
The Flash #21 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Howard Porter Letters by: Steve Wands Colors by: Hi-Fi The next part of The Button storyline finds ninety year old Johnny Thunder standing on the roof of his elder care center screaming at the heavens to be hit by a thunderbolt and pleading to… Continue reading The Flash #21 Review
Rage Against the Dying of the Light: Justice League vs Suicide Squad #6 REVIEW
Justice League vs Suicide Squad #6 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Howard Porter Colors by: Alex Sinclair Letters by: Rob Leigh In the conclusion of this six-part series, Eclipso has unlocked the darkness in everyone. As riots break out all over the world and people are attacking each other en masse, it’s… Continue reading Rage Against the Dying of the Light: Justice League vs Suicide Squad #6 REVIEW