This is a pretty good issue. I hope the rest of the series is like this. If they can keep it up, this could turn out to actually be a worthwhile series. The creative team turned it up this issue and it is very good. Read Full Review

Booth's art is fantastic. He took the fast moving tone and pace of this issue and ran with it (no pun intended). The characters are constantly on the move and there is a sense of energy and motion in the art itself as the story unfolds. Read Full Review

There's no telling what DC's plans for Wally are after this mini-series, but for longtime fans of the character, Flash Forward has been a fun run so far. Read Full Review

Flash Forward #3(Lobdell, Booth, Rapmund, Guerrero) doesn't push the story forward very much but who has time to complain when Wally and Roy are fighting Vampire Superman? Read Full Review

While the premise of this issue remains the same with Wally West casting out darkness with a cosmic rod, throughout the Multiverse.  This issue does show you that there's a background plan to all of this to make Wally West a true hero again in facing his past and his mistakes.  I enjoyed the art for the most part and loved seeing Wally and Roy killing vampires and really look forward to the second leg of this series. Read Full Review

Wally West's grand tour through the multiverse continues, and Flash Forward #3 shows the biggest problem of Scott Lobdell's writing " he doesn't know what we're actually interested in. Read Full Review

This series becomes ever more baffling with each issue as it insists on repeating its worst tendencies to returns that would be diminishing if there was ever any value to be found in the first place. Read Full Review

Excellent! Just Excellent! This series is exciting me more and more!

It is so good to get our hopeful Wally again I can,t wait to read what is next

Prelude:
Flash Forward has been quite good so far, let's see if Lobdell keeps up the pace.

The Good:
It's great seeing Wally so fast again but also wondering where his newfound speed is coming from.

Roy was great this issue and his mini-arc with Wally was really well done.

Art is quite good.

It's nice to see that Lobdell is continuing Wally's arc for redemption after being King-ed.

The Bad:
Story doesn't move much in this issue.

Conclusion:
While we get very little progression in the larger story, this was a great issue for Wally's personal arc and exploration of his powers.

I didn't hate this nearly as much as other people did. It's definitely moving too fast but I appreciate what they were trying to do in having Wally really feel something about Roy dying even if it's used a bit cheaply. He got more time to acknowledge it in the moment instead of how he did in HoC which is thankfully being run from further and further in this series. Booth's art is always a plus too and we don't get to see him do a lot of the greater JL members let alone even Batman.

This is far from the Wally West story I want, but as a drop in the bucket in the history of Wally West... not bad.

It's fine, I get the idea of this issue and how it fits Wally's arc, but it was just very generic.

"To reignite the flame within a hero"

This was pleasant.

This is poorly written.

“Oh no, our world is overrun by superpowered vampires! Guess it’s time for a luau!”

Why oh why would DC entrust the rehabilitation of such an important character to a Scott freaking Lobdell? It's bad enough that this series (and the Dark Multiverse stuff) is framed by scenes with Dan DiDio's ridiculous character Tempus Fuginaut but Lobdell?? Here's hoping the next time we see Wally DC can spare one of their good writers. As for this series, all I keep thinking is what a pity.