Flash #225
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| Writer | Geoff Johns |
| Artist | Howard Porter |
It's all been leading up to this! The fate of the Rogues' plan to control their own destiny-and that of Wally West-comes to a head!
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8.0
Comics Bulletin - Michael Bailey
Sep 23, 2005In the end, I liked this final issue of your run. I'm going to miss your work with the character, but thankfully you are writing enough titles, especially Green Lantern, that I can still get my fix. Howard Porter will be missed as well as his sleek style made for some great art. Thanks for a great run. Read Full Review
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9.0
Great ending to a great run. Would be a 10 but didn't like how the twins were saved like that it felt too predictable and easy. Cant decide whether this run is better than Waid's or not. Waid told some great stories but all his plots were time travel or alt universes. It's easy to tell a great story when you can use all of the multiverse at your disposal but Johns told some great stories that were built off continuity. I will say Johns run was more consistent while Waid's had higher highs with way lower lows
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9.0
and just like that, Geoff johns flash run ends. Personally it's my favorite Flash series because I actually like how Geoff Johns writes these characters. Yes, Mark Waid is the definitive run on Flash, bu this is my favorite because Geoff Johns introduced so many concepts that were adapted by Arrowverse Flash, and I was actually attached to Linda and Wally West. Overall, this is a must read for Flash fans, and I would be a fool to say otherwise. Also, I love Hunter Zolomon, by far my favorite Flash villain of all time
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