Flash's attempts to protect Iris from Superman's hired criminals puts the speedster at odds with the Man of Steel. Has Flash's loyalty finally reached its breaking point?
Injustice gives Barry some good material to work with here as he tries to find a way through the problems at hand but in the end just makes it worse. Which is how it usually goes in reality. Watching what he works with here is definitely fun in its own way though you have to keep feeling bad for King Shark as he seems to get taken down easily in a number of non-mainstream continuities. The book puts Barry into a good position to try and deal with the hand that he's been dealt and the choices that he's made with it so seeing it spiraling further out of control rings true in the right kind of ways here. It's a solid issue with some fun sequences and solid artwork from Derenick, but it's not the kind of installment that will really challenge an artist for the most part. Read Full Review
This issue felt like one of those "it's going to pay of big later" type of issues. A lot of what went on went on behind the scenes and possibly just in my head. I love that Buccellato is focusing on The Flash and can't wait to see who is next in line for the spotlight treatment. Overall, this was a good issue that longtime fans will get the most out of. Read Full Review
Art: 3.5/5
Story: 3.5/5
Total: 7/10
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Writing-*****
Art-**
Story-****
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