Wally, Linda, and the kids come together in the wake of the losses suffered to heal as a family and figure out their new abilities. While this family trip has a unique destination--Skartaris, in the center of the Earth--Wally's begun an evolution into a new form, and he's not ready to share that with the rest of the family!
The Flash #14 is refreshing and deceptive. What starts as a cheerful camping holiday quickly becomes enthused with hidden agendas and mysteries. There is an eagerness to jump into action, which makes the issue lively and adventurous while also linking back to the family at the story’s root Read Full Review
The Flash #14 is the explosive start to a new storyline. With character-building moments, jokes, and charming art, this is the perfect starting point for new readers. Read Full Review
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I wish this had been the first issue. After a bold, radical first act, this title definitely deserves a second chance. Flash has always been my favorite, but too often he's written in a way that feels predictable. I'm excited to see someone finally take an ambitious approach. The first act wasn’t perfect, but it experimented—now I can see Spurrier hitting a stride that blends the familiar with something fresh. The art is fantastic, too. Give this a chance, and let the creative team push the boundaries.
maybe its because I'm comparing to last few story arcs where it was incomprehensible mess. But this was a MASSIVE step up from the previous story because the language is easier to understand and no longer any cosmic meta physical babble. I think if people want to read the flash, this is the issue and just disregard the previous issues.
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