It is a bunch of setup for sure but it is interesting and doesn't bore. Read Full Review

Rafa Sandoval handles the art this issue with his classical streamlined style. Sandoval has been a regular artist for the book almost since the start of Williamsons run and its nice knowing the art will be consistent throughout this arc. Read Full Review

There are still a lot of hanging plotlines here that I'm hoping Williamson will come back to before the end, but it seems pretty clear that this will be one of the defining Flash runs. I can only hope whatever property Williamson moves on to next lets him go as in-depth as this one did. Read Full Review

Flash #757 rips, roars, and races as Barry Allen is confronted by his greatest foes at once - but the real mystery is the one the one that goes all the way back toDC: Rebirth #1! If you've been waiting for answers to the fateful night when Wally West returned, DO NOT miss this series! Read Full Review

As Joshua Williamson's run on The Flash approaches its end, the Legion of Zoom goes on the offensive. Read Full Review

As Williamson's run on The Flash sprints toward its finale, I'm certainly crossing my fingers that it will be seen as one of the best Barry Allen runs since Geoff Johns left the book. Read Full Review

This book feels like the ultimate final showdown for Flash and that's exciting on multiple levels. The issue starts off a bit slow, but once it kicks into gear you'll be dying for the next issue. Read Full Review

The characters in this issue of Flash seem to have just accepted their roles in the Flash comic because they don't really seem to care about what's happening. A major villain is on the lose, Barry is unable to find him so everyone just goes on, business as usual. We see that the CCPD is plagued with gross incompetence without Barry in the evidence lab and it all leads to an inciting incident which will be what the rest of this story focuses on. This issue is pretty boring and doesn't seem to do much other than continue to set up a storyline that we already set up in the previous issue. Read Full Review

Not a bad book but very much a tedious one.

I would be thrilled if the Rogues and Turtle don't appear in another Flash book for a long time.

It’s just... not that interesting? Maybe if Barry was a more interesting person I would care more. Art’s nice though.

This issue is kind of like that pitiful plate of spaghetti and meatballs that Barry scarfs down. This is the only time I've related to Barry on a real level. Just re-heated plain spaghetti and meatballs. Yeah it'll fill you up. Give you some much needed calories. But man, no pasta sauce?