As expected, Williamson delivered another fantastic chapter of the “Finish Line” story in The Flash #761. There's only one more issue left in Williamson's epic run on The Flash, which is sure to be an amazing finale to this stellar story. But be sure to also check out Williamson's Dark Nights Death Metal: Speed Metal #1, featuring Barry, Jay, and Wally finally reunited. Read Full Review

Flash #761 fires on all cylinders, slapping readers upside the head with the biggest, fastest, leanest celebration of all things Flash in years. Everybody is here and the water's fine... jump on in! If you love or even merely like the Flash, this issue is a can't-miss! Read Full Review

Williamson seems determined to finish his run on a high note. I think he's going to do it too. He is tossing in everything and the kitchen sink into his run and it shows. It's great too that Howard Porter is the artist on this issue as well. He is awesome and is the perfect artist to help bring this run to the finish line. Read Full Review

This is it. Flash comics dont get much better than this. Some might call these last few issues fan service, but thats a bit unfair when the fans have been waiting this long for something. Williamson and DC Comics have finally heard the readers, and they are delivering pure joy in 2D. Enjoy it while you can, because it never lasts long, folks. Read Full Review

Josh Williamson's entire run is a love letter to the Flash, and that becomes more clear with every issue of "Finish Line." Read Full Review

The penultimate issue of the Williamson Flash run is full of great-looking action and not-so-surprising reveals. Read Full Review

Howard Porter's art is amazing throughout this issue. Not only does the action feel immediate, but there is an energy flowing through the panels that draws in the reader. A great looking issue that stuns and impresses with each page. Read Full Review

This issue masterfully melds big epic fight scenes with proper story development. The fights are a backdrop for what is actually going on in the story so we get to enjoy them and be in awe of the artistry while still not being distracted from the story at hand. Now, some of the more ludicrous story points fall a bit flat, but for the most part, this issue is expertly handled and gives us more of this amazing story that this team has been making while showing us some artists really flexing their abilities with page after page of exquisite art. Can't wait for more of this one. Read Full Review

One of the best issues of Williamson's run so far and definitely worth your time. Read Full Review

A horde of Flashes, a horde of villains and an giant evil plot make for a solid action issue with a killer cliffhanger ending. Read Full Review

Perfect comic

" Story of my life."
- JAY GARRICK

I just love the ideas going on here. Its a flash fiesta. To some, this may just be an over-the top shamble of flashes with cheesy moments. But what I see is Williamson tying the whole legacy of the Flash, 4 years of what he has worked on, everything that has happened to All the flashes in his 80 year history, its coming to fruition in this arc.

Alot of time travel and frequency jumbo Kid-flash and his gang has to figure out to defeat The Legion of Zoom. Meanwhile, Barry and Zoom finally come to a climax of the whole ordeal that has been going on between the two. And another famous Speedster finally comes into the mix. A change up on the art, but for the fast paced, heavy action issue this is, Porter delivers on giving us a visually banger issue.

A good chunk of dialogue doesn't need to be here. There is already a good chunk of exposition in this issue, so keeping the dialogue to a minimum was optimal. Yes, its a bit overwhelming with the whole Flash family, and has some corny dialogue riddled here, but this still was a good issue and looking forward to how Williamson will wrap up his tenure with Flash. more

DC seem allergic to having characters face consequences

This is very bland. There's some stuff to like. I enjoyed some of the retconning. That made some pills easier to swallow. I didn't like the explanation of said retconning. Or... Most of the dialogue here.

It is... fine.