Tragedy befalls the West family, which uncovers a mystery that will take our favorite red-headed hero beyond time and space! Mister Terrific joins Wally along with a few surprise guests to help him on a mission to save the Flash Family!
The Flash #798 is a book of new lives and new horizons. The birth of a child in a fictional world can be significant in many ways, even more so when they are the child of a superhero. The baby becomes a target, a plot device, but also the very beginning of a new legacy hero. The story can move forward in incredibly dramatic ways with a joyful time travel romp that uses all of the runs loose threads, hinting that they will all be wrapped up soon. Read Full Review
It's the last big hurrah for Adams' run and he's determined to make sure the fans of his tenure leave with a smile on their face. Don't miss it! Read Full Review
Adams' run is wrapping up soon, and this issue is another great example of why his run was so well-liked. He manages to capture the Silver Age fun that defines the Flash while also making its characters feel very real and human, and he's made the Flash feel like a family book again. Read Full Review
Flash #798 brings Jeremy Adams run in full circle while also tying in various aspects of DCs greater continuity. The main star here is the art team, who each help make this book look perfect on each page. Read Full Review
The Flash has dealt with so much over the decades. Its a natural place for him to find himself in as he approaches the big 800th issue milestone in the near future. Adams and company will have their work cut out for them in trying to make it all feel new. Flash has been across time and space so many times in ways that have really shaken the DC Universe. Its going to be difficult to do it in a truly new way. Read Full Review
The Flash #798 sets up a new adventure for Wally and his amazing friends to go on while also putting his new baby in danger. The stakes are high, and the different heroes popping in mix things up for an exciting final adventure under Adams' guidance. Read Full Review
The Flash #798 marks the beginning of the end for Jeremy Adams's run on The Flash, and this last arc kicks off a new adventure in style, with a big heart, big explosions, and an adventure that's all about family. Read Full Review
As Jeremy Adams brings his fantastic Flash run to a close, his final two-issue arc begins with a baby and a bang! Read Full Review
That could be why everyone dove into Flash #798 head-first. The expedited nature of this issue just made the story seem like it was being told directly to you instead of gradually uncovered through character interactions and discovery. Dont get me wrong, I think there is certainly potential to be had in this story. However, the Flash #798 could have easily been separated into two, if not three issues and paced more effectively. Read Full Review
As an individual adventure, The Flash #798 may seem standard, but it's bound to excite readers looking to celebrate a well-regarded run on the Scarlet Speedster's title. Read Full Review
A good setup for what seems like it’s going to be a fun arc for Adams to end on! The plot with how Hourman shows up is a bit confusing, but I reckon it’ll be more fleshed out later. I don’t really know why Wally doesn’t seem to remember the events of DC One Million with Hourman and the Warlogog, though. Is that stuff even still canon? I can’t keep up!
Hourman is back! I wonder how this connects to his appearances in Johns' Stargirl: Lost Children mini? I loved the explanation for his return and the reference to him taking the place of Rick Tyler and fighting Extant during Zero Hour back in JSA #66.
Fernando Pasarin is one of the best in the business right now,and Will Robson did a great job too!
The team Jeremy Adams has assembled is so freaking great: both Wallys, the Terrifics, Hourman Android and Gold Beetle! And then on top of it we get the return of OMEGA-BAM-MAN!
Screw Batman #900, buy this instead!
Really enjoyable issue. Nice start to new arc with lots of characters that never slows down.
Jeremy Adama' run on Flash ending with a family-based arc only feels appropriate. This was a pretty good set-up issue that brings together an interesting team for this story. I'm specifically glad to see Plastic Man and Metamorpho getting used here. Plus, I'm becoming more and more of a fan of Gold Beetle here, and I hope that doesn't change with the next two issues. I'm looking forward to seeing where this all goes.
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