The last two pages are pretty shocking as Barry comes up against some familiar faces from the past. These characters are supposed to be dead. What is going on here? I loved the cliffhanger. Read Full Review

Appropriately, the story moves at quite a fast pace. Barry is kind of like a pinball in that he's bouncing from threat to threat, something that stuns even him. Read Full Review

Legion of Zoom is playing out like the strong culmination of Williamsons run as intended. With plenty of surprises already, I cant wait to see what hes got in store next. Read Full Review

Over the last few years, it feels like the walls keeping the different eras of the DCU apart are falling apart, and Williamson's run is calling back to Flash eras long gone. The final arc is being set up for a great finish. Read Full Review

A definite must for Flash fans and old school super hero fans alike. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue sets up the final arc pretty well. The plan of Eobard Thawne is one we've heard before in several comics, but the way it's executed will have readers wanting to know more. The only real downside of the story is how underutilized the Legion of Zoom actually was, but for all we know, they'll be back for the final story. The art team makes up for that little misstep with incredible artwork and character designs. This was a great issue as we move on towards the end. Read Full Review

Flash #758 throws everything, the kitchen sink, and Barry Allen's long-forgotten future kids into the mix, trying to stir the pot and make "Legion of Zoom" interesting. It doesn't succeed. Williamson's run is suddenly running on fumes, his usual big ideas relegated to also-ran tropes that readers have seen countless times before. Read Full Review

Overall a good, but not great table setting issue. I'm excited about the clever idea Williamson has set up and I can wait to see Sandoval execute on it next issue. Read Full Review

Most of this issue feels like we are just stalling for time. We are building and building until we hit that point in which the villain finally makes their move. The cliffhanger is really great and intriguing but the majority of this issue is just kind of dull. There is virtually no follow up on the attack from the previous issue and we spend most of the issue just waiting around and focusing on things that for the moment do not have any bearing on the story. I'll give credit for the great cliffhanger and some good art but this series needs some new energy breathed into it. Read Full Review

Christian Duce and Scott Kolins do great work with the art throughout. The characters all look great and the action is fun and full of energy. The panel compositions are awesome and full of detail. Read Full Review

This arc could have been so much more than it has been so far, with Barry Allen having to defy all odds to take on his most dangerous enemies all at once. Unfortunately, Williamson is going in a different direction. Not that that direction wont end up being exciting in its own right, especially considering hes only two issues into his story. Its just concerning that the first two issues didnt do their job of providing a strong hook to the arc. Continue reading at your own risk. Read Full Review

Uhhh, this was fine, I guess. Not much interesting happens, but it sure did feel like a long time. But hey, the art is good as long as the characters are in costume?

The best part of this was when Captain Cold shit-talked time travel.