The Flash is comic book comfort food. You can pick it up each issue knowing Williamson is going to deliver the goods and the art treat will always hold up their end with dynamic pages. This arc is finding Williamson especially inspired and how it plays out could have a massive repercussion on the Flash Family. Read Full Review

I hope Sandoval sticks with this for the long haul. He is an incredible artist who amplifies the story like you wouldn't believe. This is a strong and reliable comic book every time it comes out. Read Full Review

Sandoval has some impressive and dynamic art in this issue. The art pops off the page and is filled with action and movement. Read Full Review

Few titles are doing better with the Year of the Villain tie-ins than Flash, which has not only given the Rogues new powers, but used the opportunity of Luthor's offer to explore these workaday villains and their complex relationships. Read Full Review

Flash#79 expertly ramps up the tension of "Death and the Speed Force," reminding readers how good not only this title can be but also its writer. Read Full Review

In all, this was a very enjoyable issue that made me interested in the storyline requiring only a couple of tweaks. Read Full Review

While a great looking comic, the focus of the story is beginning to falter, choosing to prepare for Flash's Year of the Villain story. Read Full Review

While a great looking comic, the focus of the story is beginning to falter, choosing to prepare for Flash's Year of the Villain story. Read Full Review

If you're into some standard superhero fare, The Flash has you covered. Read Full Review

A lot stuff happens in this issue, but the plot barely inches forward. Can we PLEASE just get to the forces dying? Read Full Review

As per usual, we get some amazing art in this issue of the Flash. However, if you were hoping the quality would remain high like the last few issues, you are sadly going to be disappointed. Two-thirds of this book is about one character telling other characters information that we mostly already know. The whole issue is kind of a slog to get through. Thankfully the last bit of this book gives us a really cool twist on the story we are currently telling and adds a new element of the conflict. Without it, this issue might have been a huge waste of time. Read Full Review

Prelude:
This recent arc has been a mixed bag for me but it's been improving recently. Let's see how it's going.

The Good:
Didn't expect to see Hunter return but I'm happy for it.

I always like the whole "desperate times call for desperate measures" idea and it's being used well here.

I really liked Glider's chapter in this issue. Quite interesting to see and I wonder where this will go.

Art was great again.

The Bad:
These Rogue costumes really don't work for me. I could go with Captain Cold's and Heatwave's but none of the rest look good or anywhere near it.

Wally and Avery are doing jack all.

Conclusion:
Another strong issue, however the new costumes for the Rogues aren't that good at all and Wally and Avery have for all purposes been written out of the story. more

" So dont be a princess, be a ghost... And glide. "
-Golden Glider

"Don't mess with the Flash family"

Another great issue.

I honestly forgot that Iris had even left. This was fine. There are bits and pieces of this I actually kind of like. But so much that I don't. It's tiring to read.

Oh my god the new Rogue costumes look so stupid oh no.