This was the perfect appetizer to next month's mega-sized finish. Read Full Review

To semi-quote one Ferris Bueller, The Flash #799 moves pretty fast. If you dont stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. Its that quick people! Almost from page one, action, gigantic titans, Eternity Palaces, time and space manipulation, and so much more! The subtle humorous exchanges are classic, and the underlining family motifs and relentless action make for an incredibly fun issue. However, there is so much meat left on the bone. The in-depth story Adams could have told and the vibrant storytelling that was cut to squeeze this in was a bit upsetting. Sure, Adams still made it enjoyable. But, well never know what could have been if he was given the proper page count and time to tell the full story. Additionally, I just want to go on record saying that the side adventures we missed from Wally should not be undertaken by anyone other than Adams. He deserves to tell that story. And I hope we get it soon! Great issue! Adams fans should pick this up as well as Wally fans Read Full Review

The Flash #799 is pure entertainment from start to finish. Adams has rightfully chosen to turn the imagination and fun factor up to 11 as he exits the title, and readers are reaping the benefits. The art could be better, but the story's over-the-top determination to be fun more than makes up for any art flaws. Read Full Review

Flash #799 brings back a lot of surprises from the rest of Adams run, while also serving as an emotionally strong penultimate issue. The art shifts are as subtle as they are jarring which can mess up the flow of an otherwise stellar issue. Read Full Review

All the artist shifts this time around can be a little jarring but the latest Flash entry does well at capturing some major universe-trotting moments. Read Full Review

The Flash #799 is a very different second half. The comic flings us straight into the action and doesnt let up until the end. Its frantic and dramatic and has ramifications that could affect the entire West Family and their future. This is why the way it ends feels so bittersweet. Its positive and intriguing, but not the knockout blow this full-throttle fight deserved. Read Full Review

While I'm still not a fan of the art changing mid-issue, this was still an entertaining book as we head into the final issue of Jeremy Adams' Flash run, which is a shame. I've been enjoying this series and I really wasn't ready for Adams to leave quite yet. I'm really hoping the new run from Spurrier & Deodato Jr. is good enough to somewhat justify knocking Adams from this title.

Adams’ characterization is what makes this issue, it’s a shame this run is coming to its end. This issue—in fact this whole two issue arc—has felt rushed, likely for editorial reasons. But Adams makes the most of the space he’s given, though the constant change in artist brings the rest of the book down somewhat. Granny Goodness was pretty weak here, though, and Flash saves the day by running fast. But hey, there’s real heart here, and that’s what counts, in my opinion.

JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/xJz6buvNFZ
MY PHYSICAL COLLECTION (FOR SHOWING OFF): https://psycamorean.libib.com/

I’ve enjoyed Adam’s run this was a rather quick unfulfilling ending to it all. Everything happens off page and things come and go to fast. Then the end leaves it like they are gone for forever and gives us nothing. Well it was a nice run. Wish it would have ended better.