Williamson has had an iconic run on this series and hes ensuring readers arent disappointed with his finale. Its been a model of pulling off exemplary fan service while adding to the mythos of a classic character. Read Full Review

This Flash issue shows that this creative team can give us amazing stories when they try their best. We got an exciting issue from beginning to end and while some things may have been handled a bit quickly, overall, we can look past those small mistakes because, in exchange, we get some of the most remarkable scenes in Williamson's entire Flash run. Every page turn moves the story forward and ultimately leads up to an extremely exciting cliffhanger for the next issue that I cannot wait to get my hands on. Read Full Review

This is quickly turning into one of the defining Thawne stories, and the supporting cast Williamson has built over the last four years is served really well here. Read Full Review

Williamson does a great job on this issue by taking the various story threads and keeping them accessible. The art change from Duce to Kolins is a bit jarring, but both do a great job here and I enjoyed this issue very much. Read Full Review

Christian Duce and Scott Kolins do a great job of keeping the art lively and visually interesting. Read Full Review

The Flash family returns in a book sure to excite the fans of the Wally West era. Read Full Review

If you're a Flash fan, this final arc of Williamson's is definitely worth checking out. Read Full Review

This chapter of The Flash saw exciting returns that needed to be built up better. Read Full Review

I really enjoyed this! Loved the last page and really loved the flash family! So excited to see what’s coming!

This was one hell of an epic issue. High emotions and great artwork enamored with a good storyline. The ending was the cherry.

Just picked this series up on finish line story arc, shit kinda sucks...

A solid issue. Definitely still hooked into the Finishline concept, and it is slowly being developed here. Again, the art between the Kolins and Duce do not match up here and disturbs the flow of this book for me. Duce's art is fantastic, but then we clip back to the Speed Force with Kolins. It feels out of place. That is just my personal matter on the art.

The story here, I like the ideas, but the dialogue and execution can use some work. The writing, it felt cheesy in the first issue, but that cheese really ramps up in this one. Especially with Eobard and his obsession with Flash. At first it seem cynical and interesting, but now it begins to feels kind of immature. And throwing in Thauddeus Thawne, yikes. Surprisingly, Williamson pulled out the notorious " We are the Flash " line. And while I cringed at first of it reminding me of that god awful CW episode, Williamson makes that line work here, if it only wasn't for that stupid line from the CW Flash. How Williamson also handled certain villains as well weren't very rewarding. Specifically the Tornado Twins, what the hell was that?

I like the ideas. Legion of Zoom, Eobard ever-ending pursuit since his conception on being Flash or killing him, The Flash family. While bit of a cornball in execution, still very excited that Flash is going back to its ground roots and emerging in this fiesta. more

All this mediocrity is wearing me down.

There’s just so much to not like about this! The Trickster randomly doing a betray. The Tornado Twins suddenly just not being evil because of looooove and vanishing. Inertia just... sucking and then running away? Could we not think of a satisfactory way to deal with any of these characters? Why not just leave them out? Also lol @ Double Down being there what a fuckin nerd.

Many things happened in this issue that was too fast, which made the whole issue terrible