The Flash is one of DCs standout titles and each issue is a reminder this dating back to Joshua Williamsons superb tenure to Adams stint, this has been a stellar and incredible run. Read Full Review

I love it when things can still surprise me even after decades of collecting comics, and anything that can still put a smile on my face deserves nothing less than… Read Full Review

This is a book that depends on a device which could have entirely fallen through. That Jeremy Adams and the art team are able to stick the landing here and trust our love for this character is strong enough to break the fourth wall successfully is a major achievement. Hopefully the skill, heart and detailed work they are doing is rewarded with a growing audience so we see more comics with this amount of love for the character going forward. Read Full Review

The Flash #776 is a tremendous lot of fun, as long as you're willing to play along and put yourself into the story. This kind of experimentation with the format is brilliant if done properly. And Adams, Pasarin, and Ryan have pulled it off remarkably well. Read Full Review

If I could recommend one Flash book this year, it would definitely be this issue. Read Full Review

The creative team has done something genuinely inventive and surprising here, and it's probably the issue this run will be remembered for. Read Full Review

"The Flash" #776 dissects the entire medium of comics with a powerful collaboration. Read Full Review

Pasarin delivers some beautiful visuals throughout the issue. There are some great visual moments and they work perfectly with the tone, energy and style of the story. Read Full Review

A fun and inventive issue, this interactive story puts the reader in the middle of a team up with the Flash! It's a lot of fun, and extremely engaging! Read Full Review

If you're looking for a pure gimmick issue that doesn't really do anything to progress the story then maybe this issue is for you but I just found it to be a really disappointing addition to our story and was just simply happy by the end that the art was pretty great because beyond the art, there's really nothing here and that's a shame.5/10 Read Full Review

The silver-aged aspirations of this current run are apparent. Still, without the contextual landscape of that kind of vibe being de rigueur (which would be the wheelhouse of characters like Ambush Bug, for example, as seen in the current Suicide Squad run) or at least the visual indicators of this being a "kids" book, the final product ends up coming off tone-deaf. Read Full Review

Comics like this will always earn ridiculously high praise from me, this one utilises the reader perfectly

This issue was a blast, one of the funnest comics i've this year. I wasn't excited for this run, since Jeremy Adams is a new name (i guess), specially after Williamson's run. But damn, I'm loving every single issue, and this one in particular was excellent in every way

What a fun , fun issue . Where us the readers can save the Flash , if this issue does not make you smile either you have no sense of fun or you take your comics way too seriously. Absolutely Brillant

Cute AF and I loved it. Adams’ run so far has been hit after hit and has stylistically been pretty wide ranging. He’s definitely a name to watch.

A SPECIAL ISSUE

Silver Age!!!

Adams is doing something very special; glad we're popularizing this kind of storytelling after GLY did some great stuff in the recent Batman/Superman book.

I can honestly say I only bothered to get this issue because it has Dr. Fate in it. It's a fun quick read that keeps the reader engaged in a very Dora The Explorer way.

https://youtu.be/zYA1tHABlpM

Dorky but fun to see from a main series

Pretty fun issue, as nearly always on this title!

This was a cute issue.

I found it to be really lame and not enjoyable....sorry.