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at least godspeed will get his shot to be the hero this time instead of just being a generic villian who is faster than the flash , I have got feelings that the writer is gonna end him for something good
Flash #41
| Writer | Joshua Williamson |
| Artist | Neil Googe |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
"PERFECT STORM" part three! The Flash has lost what he prizes most of all and must call in an old ally to protect Central City while he sets out to get it back...Wally West! But with a new Flash protecting his city, will Barry be willing to cross lines he never crossed before?
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Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Feb 28, 2018Williamson continues showing why hes one of DCs brightest stars and the cliffhanger this issue is a real surprise. I cant wait to see where hes going to go next with this story. Read Full Review
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Comic Book Corps - Tom Zimm
Feb 28, 2018The art in this issue is gorgeous; the lightning bolts, and fast-motion speedster art never gets old for me. Read Full Review
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AIPT - Connor Willesden
Feb 28, 2018The Flash #41 continues an intriguing storyline of a man who has lost his defining trait and his dark path to try and regain it. Read Full Review
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DC Comics News - Derek McNeil
Mar 01, 2018Although I am still not completely sold that Barry's self-worth comes entirely from his powers, it still is an amazingly good story " especially since we get to see Wally taking such a prominent role in the story. Read Full Review
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8.5
GWW - Deron Generally
Feb 27, 2018A great story with some really good action beats. Only issue I have is with Barry regressing from all the progress he's made. Read Full Review
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8.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Feb 28, 2018The "Perfect Storm" arc continues in The Flash #41 with a strong spotlight for Wally West and the younger members of the Flash family, but is somewhat held back by the fact that Barry Allen continues to make terrible choices that put him and everyone around him in grave danger. Read Full Review
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8.4
You Don't Read Comics - Christopher Landers
Feb 28, 2018Overall, this was a solid issue, and Williamson has built his story up to this point nicely. Every arc he has been working on since he started The Flash, has seemingly been leading up to this one, and more than likely further into the Flash War. Its difficult seeing Barry Allen act so far out of character, but there is no doubt that its happening for a reason, and he is in good hands with Williamson moving forward. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Russ Burlingame
Feb 28, 2018Joshua Williamson's dense script turns what would, in most stories, be a lifeless filler issue into some fascinating and intense interpersonal dramas. Read Full Review
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7.8
Superbromovies - Marcos Melendez
Mar 01, 2018It's another fun and entertaining issue of the epic "PERFECT STORM" story arc, and I'm really enjoying it so far. Although the character of Barry seemingly takes a step back or two, Wally West remains to be a character worthy of the Flash mantle. I love Barry Allen as the Flash and he's my favorite speedster, but is time to give the name back to Wally West? That's something I'm sure "Flash War" will address. Read Full Review
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7.5
Multiversity Comics - Gregory Ellner
Mar 02, 2018A character-focused issue helps to distinguish the different Flashes while giving only minimal attention to the villains. Read Full Review
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7.0
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Mar 01, 2018This series often tests whether it's possible to cram too many speedsters into one book. In this case, I can't help but feel that the notion of Barry having his speed stolen by Gorilla Grodd would carry more weight if he didn't have three different speedster partners ready and waiting to pick up the slack. Read Full Review
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6.5
Weird Science - Jim Werner
Feb 28, 2018This issues seemed more intent on retroactive explanations and setup than pushing the story forward and that's a shame. I can't wait until the Flash War hits, but I also like Grodd who barely appears here. The art was great, but as a single issue, this was disappointing. Read Full Review
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6.0
Kabooooom - Matt Morrison
Mar 01, 2018The artwork by D'Anda and Guerrero seems oddly off, even ignoring D'Anda's obvious panel recycling. Read Full Review
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4.0
Comics: The Gathering - Batmanaruto
Feb 28, 2018In conclusion, the issue was really a mixed bag. The art by D'Anda is fantastic but feels dragged down by the writing and plot. There is also a lot less focus on the villain in this issue, which I think hurts the overall story. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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8.0
Started out quite slow, but quickly found its footing. Nice art and the ending left me excited about what's to come next.
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8.0
I wish I could say I did not see the ending coming, but I did. With only speedsters being able to move throughout this new speed force storm the only logical choice was for Godspeed to enter into the story. Now I am OK with that but it did seem a bit predictable to me. We find out that Lord Grodd, which I love by the way, is probably controlling Meena mentally, and possibly the others. And I'm ok with that too since it will give Meena and out for being "bad". But what is going on with Barry? He's upset that his powers are gone. I get that. But he's coming off like a jerk. And appears to be so desperate to get his powers back that he needs to let out Godspeed for help. Basically releasing a killer instead of trusting the three spee more
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8.0
This issue was good, but not great. There was a lot of standing around talking which reminds me of team flash on tv, which they do a lot. Barry seems to be a little schizophrenic to me. First he hands the "flash" reigns over to red head Wally (god I hate that there are two "Wallys"), now he says that the only way to beat Grodd is if HE is the Flash. Huh? What changed his mind? Why all of a sudden is he being a jerk to both Wallys? I am curious to see if Meena and Godspeed will leave the dark side!
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