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Review: ‘The Flash’ #750 Celebrates The Scarlet Speedster’s History

Eighty years ago, The Flash debuted, creating one of the greatest legends in comics history. The Flash #750 celebrates the

March 10, 2020 Tony Thornley 1922 Views Alejandro Sanchez, Arif Prianto, Brett Booth, Brian Buccellato, Dale Eaglesham, David Marquez, DC Comics, Deron Bennett, Doc Shaner, Frances Manapul, Geoff Johns, Hi-Fi, Howard Porter, Ivan Plascencia, Jordi Tarragona, Josh Reed, Joshua Williamson, Khary Randolph, Luis Guerrero, Marv Wolfman, Michael Atiyeh, mike mckone, Mitch Gerads, Peter Steigerwald, Rafa Sandoval, Riley Rossmo, Rob Leigh, Scott Kolins, Scott Lobdell, Stephen Segovia, Steve Wands, The Flash

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Review: The Perfect Day In ‘Flash Forward #6’

The Flash spends one last perfect day with his children, Jai and Iris, on a world in the Dark Multiverse. Afterwards, Wally does what must be done: he sits upon the Mobius Chair and saves the Multiverse from the dark world of his own making.

February 25, 2020 Josh Davison 1766 Views a larger world studio, Brett Booth, comic review, dark multiverse, DC Comics, Doc Shaner, Doctor Manhattan, Doomsday Clock, fantasy, Flash, flash forward, Heroes In Crisis, InHyuk Lee, jai and iris, Justice League, linda park, Luis Guerrero, mobius chair, Norm Rapmund, Review, sci-fi, Scott Lobdell, superheroes, Teen Titans, tempus fuginaut, Titans, Troy Peteri, Wally West

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He’s Losing His Children All Over Again In Flash Forward #5

Wally West has found his children, Iris and Jai, again. Unfortunately, the world he’s found them on is being swallowed by Dark Matter. The Flash will do whatever it takes to save Iris and Jai, but even his speed won’t be enough this time.

January 20, 2020 Josh Davison 1567 Views a larger world studio, Brett Booth, comic review, cosmic, dark multiverse, Dark Nights: Metal, Doc Shaner, fantasy, Flash, flash forward, Heroes In Crisis, InHyuk Lee, jai and iris, linda park, Luis Guerrero, Norm Rapmund, Review, sci-fi, Scott Lobdell, superheroes, Teen Titans, Titans, Troy Peteri, Wally West

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Super Demons And Red-Hooded Lanterns In Flash Forward #4

The Flash finds himself on two colliding Earths and between two warring variations of the Justice League in the form of the League of Shadows and the Outlaws of Justice. His only hope comes in the form of Lightspeed, who is none other than Linda Park from an alternate Earth.

December 24, 2019 Josh Davison 2233 Views a larger world studio, Brett Booth, comic review, DC Comics, Doc Shaner, etrigan the demon, fantasy, Flash, flash forward, Flashpoint, Heroes In Crisis, InHyuk Lee, Justice League, kid flash, league of shadows, linda park, Luis Guerrero, Norm Rapmund, red hood, red hood and the outlaws, red lanterns, Review, sci-fi, Scott Lobdell, Starfire, Starro, superheroes, Superman, Teen Titans, tempus fugit, Titans, Troy Peteri, Wally West

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Struggling With Death And Undeath: Flash Foward #3 Reviewed

The Flash arrives on a world taken over by vampires, including the Justice League. Wally does his best to fight off these bloodsucking former heroes, but he’s not alone. Arsenal, former teammate to Wally on the Titans, is still alive and fighting the good fight against the vampires.

November 25, 2019 Josh Davison 1727 Views a larger world studio, arsenal, Barry Allen, Batman, Brett Booth, comic review, dark multiverse, DC Comics, Doc Shaner, fantasy, flash forward, Heroes In Crisis, horror, InHyuk Lee, Justice League, Luis Guerrero, Norm Rapmund, Review, roy arsenal, sci-fi, Scott Lobdell, superheroes, Superman, Teen Titans, The Flash, Titans, Troy Peteri, vampires, Wally West

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A Fallen Hero Brought Back Into Action: Flash Forward #1 Reviewed

Wally West is at his lowest point imaginable. After the unthinkable crimes he committed at Sanctuary, he is ready to lay down and die. However, the Dark Multiverse is on the rise again, and an immortal interdimensional being calls for the return of this Flash so that the multiverse can be saved.