Absolute Flash #6 takes us into the backstory for the Rogues as we see how they came to be and fills us with a sense of intrigue and dread at just what is happening with the government blacksite. It injects new life into this thrilling run, immediately bringing me to the edge of my seat with the shocking ending. Read Full Review

Not a huge amount happens in this issue beyond a fairly long flashback sequence showing Colonel West recruiting the Rogues for Project Olympus, which explains how they gained their powers. While the flashback does its job in filling in backstory, the real highlight is the smaller, more human story of a father trying to connect with his son. West's attempts to reach Wally, paired with the subtle emotional beats and micro-expressions captured in the artwork, give the issue a heart that contrasts with the larger, high-stakes elements of the plot. It's a reminder that even in stories about superpowered operatives and shadowy projects, the quiet, personal moments can be just as compelling. Read Full Review

Absolute Flash #6 is a character-focused, engaging issue that rewards long-time readers and sets the stage for a compelling new chapter. It's a testament to the creative team's vision and an essential read for anyone following the series. Read Full Review

While Absolute Flash #6 answers key questions, it also raises new oneslaying the groundwork for future escalation. The focus remains tight on Wally and the Rogues; other supporting figures remain in shadow, allowing the mysteryand the emotional tensionto simmer. Absolute Flash #6 is astrong, mid-arc issue that balances payoff and anticipation, reinforcing the reinvention of Wally Wests world while propelling the narrative into darker, more compelling territory. Read Full Review

Absolute Flash Issue 6 adds context that changes everything. With a few scenes, the perception of who to love and who to hate evolves entirely. Read Full Review

Absolute Flash #6 offers an interesting analysis on Wally's current foes and continues to prove how different this series is from concepts readers might expect to be familiar with. Read Full Review

the was surprisingly good. I think this was my favorite issue involving the superhero's villains. I am intrigued on the mystery of Barry Allen and Eobard Thawne's ancestor.

This issue was a fantastic rebound from the clunky art and storytelling of the previous Heat Wave issue. We get an intriguing origin for the Absolute Rogues that improves upon the classic DCU group, and still poses exciting details yet to come. Additionally, there’s new shades presented regarding Wally’s dad: he’s not quite the monster we were led to believe, and he too experiences betrayal. So nice to have this book back on track after the previous blip.

I still love this. The art shake up has unfairly led to the positivity that was surrounding this run being halted.

Lemire's quality story telling remains.

It’s a sold issue.definitely adds to the mystery of it.