Joshua Williamson and Rafa Sandoval introduce Fuerza in THE FLASH #60. This new character shows a real promising start in this issue. Hopefully, there will be many more to come with her! Williamson writes her impeccably and Sandoval's design is instantly eye-catching. Read Full Review

The Flash keeps staying on a good pace as one of DC's most reliable titles. Read Full Review

The story moves and doesn't get bogged down in the emotional gunk that plagued The Flash in previous stories. Instead, the writer taps into new characters to infuse meaning in the conflict and flush out the importance of the conflict to the human race. On this point, I am especially interested in Fuerza's character and if she's here to stay, and how she will continue to wield The Strength force to help others. I highly recommend that fans of The Flash pick up this book to see what new fact is learned about the new Forces. Read Full Review

Taking an interesting look into a different community, Flash becomes more personal as we're introduced to a new hero that can help out on the Force Quest. Read Full Review

Finally, the Flash decides to give us a really great issue. We get amazing character development, a proper introduction to a new villain, and some really incredible art. What more can you ask for? I'm happy to finally give this a great score instead of tearing this book apart. Read Full Review

Overall, though, this is the strongest installment of the "Force Quest" arc yet and continues to expand the mythology of the Flash universe in a fascinating way. And can we get Fuerza in a team book stat? Read Full Review

The only thing that doesn't really work for me is Powerhouse's costume design, which looks like a Green Lantern gone to hell. It's a small complaint but I think more time could have been used to develop it. That minor complaint aside, this is a good issue in a solid book. Read Full Review

The Flash #60continues the saga of "Force Quest", raising a few potentially interesting wrinkles into the purpose of the Forces, but not really resolving much of anything. Read Full Review

So far the Force Quest has been a rewarding one for Flash fans, and that delightful trend continues in Flash #60. Read Full Review

The Force Quest storyline is adding an interesting dimension to mythos of the Flash. The idea of Barry as one of a international team of Force avatars that protect the entire Earth opens a new world of possible stories for the Flash, bringing him out of Central City into the wider DCU more often. It will be fascinating to see where this all leads. Read Full Review

The story has finally found its footing as we begin introducing new force avatars. Read Full Review

"My name is Barry Allen"

I am enjoying this story arc a lot so far.
I've been saying this before and I going to say it again, it seems that Barry finally loosened up a little and he his at his best when he is like that. Thank you, Mr. Williamson.

The art is also great. That short sparring with Fuerza looked really good as did the other moments when she and Flash were using their powers.

Worth a read.

Was kind of annoying have text in Spanish instead of the usual words in English and editors note saying they are speaking Spanish. Art was pretty good and most of the dialogue was great. Made no sense why Harry would take off his make. Obviously he hasn’t learned his lesson from Godspeed or Meena when he told them who he really is. At least we are seeing what the trickster is up to. The ending felt forced, feel like Barry knowing it is the Sage force, is a bit of a stretch.

This series really is quite boring. Constant retreading, but through new and forgettable characters.

The new character is kind of interesting, but why does everybody speak such flawless English in this band of poor fugitives in a non-English speaking country? Also I still don’t like anything about this force quest plot.