The Flash has always been among my favourite titles. And the restoration of Wally West has made it it the favourite. I have absolutely loved every minute of Adams' first year on the title and I hope he sticks around for many more. Read Full Review

If youve been skipping this title for some reason this is likely to be the one to make you a huge fan. This is the kind of issue DC should make widely available for Free Comic Book Day. Read Full Review

This comic run just crackles with energy. It is so much fun seeing Wally West back and bringing all the joy and positivity that comics and the world needs. Ace finally seems to have a logical place now and hopefully this portends the beginning of a more interesting characterization for him. Read Full Review

THE FLASH by Adams has this lighthearted vibe that's fun for all ages with an almost Saturday Morning Cartoon feeling from the 80s and 90s. Read Full Review

The Flashes have so much more time than any other hero and how they use it is a great depiction of each one's personality. This is also the best use of Wallace in a long time, as he's been in some iffy runs for a while. I'm hoping this isn't the last we see of the two Kid Flashes teaming uptheir family connection is really unexplored, and this issue shows there's a lot of potential there. Read Full Review

Jeremy Adams has a firm grip on the Scarlet Speedster of Central City and the relationships he holds, and I hope that Wally remains in the driver's seat for some time to come, along with artist Fernando Pasarin. Read Full Review

Even with some odd interactions between our cousin speedsters, this issue is a lot of fun that continues the Flash Family feel that I've come to love from this book, and hopefully Kid-Flash's appearance here is only a prelude of things to come..... which I'm all about. The art is great and I can't wait to find out what Warden Wolf is up to with Blacksmith and Girder being allowed out and about. Read Full Review

this issue was a lot of fun, I loved seeing Wallance(Acce??)and Wally hang out because let's be honest guys. they both needed it! This is what I want to see in my Flash comics. just seeing both of them happy! looking forward to the next issue!

This is easily one of the best Flash stories I have read in a while. I started reading comics during the cusp of the Rebirth era, so I was caught in a tale of two Wallys and have great appreciation for both of them. Jeremy Adams does character interactions better than anyone in the industry right now. He does Bendis better than Bendis. This was an entire issue of two cousins having a heart to heart and it never failed to keep me interested. Pasarin's art suits Adam's style better than any other artist, the expressions along with his beautiful rendition of Wally's Flash suit is always great to see. This was a brilliant issue and I continue to look forward every month to picking up this book.

This was my first issue reading Jeremy Adams' Flash run, and it did not disappoint. Adams writes such a wholesome and enjoyable adventure for Wally and Ace. The dialogue between them is really what makes this all the more great. Wally's story about how he came into his own was very compelling to see. I also enjoyed that the setup for the next issue didn't take up that much of the issue. The majority of this issue was focused on Wally and Ace, while leaving just enough room to introduce their next story with Girder. Just great stuff.

Whoever isn't picking up the Flash title every month, why aren't you? This is an absolute blast.

Really good issue. The dynamic between Wally and Wallace is great and so is the art.

Wally and Wallace shared a great dynamic here, loved this issue a lot, definitely one of the better ones

Filler. Maybe this will work better in trade but as a standalone it just sits there and tries to be quirky. Dunno just didn’t work for me.