"The Flash Year One" continues! As our hero picks up the pieces from his disastrous defeat at the hands of the Turtle, the rise of the Rogues in Central City gives the Flash renewed resolve. But Barry is still learning to master his abilities, and while an experienced speedster might know how to outrun a gun, this time he may not be so lucky...
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VerdictI am confident that The Flash #73 will stand out as a landmark issue. We get to witness the beginnings of Barry and Iris' relationship which is not only a milestone in The Flash mythos, but also a fundamental piece of DC history. Plus, Williamson has managed to make a goofy Silver Age character into a major threat, and potentially Barry's true archenemy. Read Full Review
This is everything a Flash comic should be and precisely the kind of origin story we should have gotten when the New 52 reboot started. Read Full Review
Things are getting even more serious and I am honestly on the edge of my seat waiting to read what happens next. The creative team is continuously making a memorable Year One story. Barry's character has been written well by Williamson throughout the entire arc. It gives an interesting new take on a hero that has made such an impact on my life. The ending has set up quite an interesting challenge for Barry to deal with. But one thing is for sure, this will be one of the fiercest challenges of his entire career of being The Flash. Read Full Review
Overall this issue is nearly flawless, they don't get much better than this one, friends. From cover to cover there is an exciting sense of urgency, tension and suspense. The dramatic elements of the narrative take center stage allowing the action to act more as a framing device for the human elements. The visuals are absolutely gorgeous from the hyper-detailed line work to the vividly intense colors by Hi-Fi, this books is a standout. As the "Year One" narrative moves into the final act the stakes have never been higher for Barry on a multitude of levels. I can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
Williamson is a hell of a writer. This is the best and most exciting work he's ever done on this title. And the artwork by Porter is great. He's at the top of his career too. I love where this is going. It's a must read month in and month out. Read Full Review
A great third installment in the "Year One" story arc further developing the origins of both Barry Allen and the Turtle. If you like superhero origin stories, do not miss this. Read Full Review
The Flash continues to be one of the stronger twice a month releases we're getting from DC, which is a testament to Williamson who has never missed an issue. Read Full Review
his flashback story has been the best thing to happen to Josh Williamson's Flash run in years, as taking Barry back to the beginning has done amazing work in making us care about the often-controversial character. Read Full Review
"Flash Year One" turns out its best chapter yet as Josh Williamson continues the monumental task of turning hisFlash tenure back around. Read Full Review
Overall, you might start off asking yourself if this title needed to devote a whole story arc to re-telling the origin of the Flash, but by the end of the issue, you will be asking why nobody ever dug this deep into the Turtle. Williamson may not be giving the readers the story they asked for, but he is delivering a story nobody knew they wanted. Read Full Review
The Flash takes a minute to get to the heart of Barry Allen and other characters. Read Full Review
"The Flash #73" is a frenetic comic book that fills in some of the gruesome details behind Barry Allen's first days as The Flash. Read Full Review
The Flash #73 is almost back on track... Read Full Review
This issue starts off really slow but we get some nice character progression and see how Barry and Iris' relationship grows. However, once we get to the cliffhanger, everything comes around and brought this book back to life in what was previously a dying storyline that was going nowhere. Now, for the first time in months, I can honestly say I am looking forward to the next issue of Flash. Read Full Review
Not exactly a snail's pace here, but The Flash #73 does start "Year One" in a slower lane storywise. Read Full Review
The Flash: Year One has been pretty bland and this issue doesn't really do anything to spice it up. The art is great, but that's about it. I will say that if you're a Flash fan and have already made it this far, keep reading until the end. If you haven't read this arc at all, then as of this writing: just skip it. Read Full Review
"Year One" has emphasized Barry's relationships with two key characters, Iris West and The Turtle, yet it's clear in The Flash #73 that both of these essential individuals lack interiority or meaning outside of how they're defined in relation to Barry. Read Full Review
Wow! I loved this issue!! This is everything a great flash comic book should be! I can’t wait to see what happens next
Joshua Williamson at his personal best.
"Because i feel a connection.To you. Did you really think i wouldn't recognize you ? Your speed ? We're the same. You haven't freed yourself of what holds you back... Yet."
El final fue lo que salvó a este número. La historia no fue muy distinta y cayó en demasiados clichés, aunque no es extraño siendo una historia de origen. También muchos diálogos o datos no tuvieron sentido, se sintieron casi de relleno. Sin embargo, sigue aportando al que está siendo un gran arco de Year One.
"I win"
Gotta be careful when trying to change the future, Barry.
Bleh.
I don’t caaaaare.
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