Flash #10

A fun read that brings all the qualities that make enjoyable, if not exactly genre-busting, comics. Read Full Review

Hopefully once Flashpoint arrives, it will get the Flash family back in top gear, where it belongs. Read Full Review

While The Flash #10 might not end on a cliffhanger that will change the face of reality, that doesn't change the fact that it's a solid issue all-around. Great writing and fantastic art make The Flash one of DC's better books currently hitting shelves. Read Full Review

It's a shame the "Flashpoint" lead-in material is so uneven, because this is supposed to be a big billboard for the upcoming event. Still, the parts that do work absolutely shine, and that makes it worth reading the comic, easily. Once "Flashpoint" is over, I'm looking forward to seeing what Johns and company do next with Barry Allen and company. This series has become my first real exposure to the character, but based on this depiction I'm in for more. Read Full Review

While theres no doubt that The Flash could be a better comic, its already more than just an extended advertisement for Johns future projects. Those lured in by the promise of clues to the plot of Flashpoint stand to end up with a more generally enjoyable read than they would typically get in these kinds of situations. Read Full Review

Ryan

Jan 02, 2024

Really enjoying this. I don’t love the concept of the whole multiverse is contingent on just 1 Earth but it’s whatever. Theres enough good interactions between Barry, Bart, and Patty to make up for it. Not sure how I’ve never read a comic with Manapul art before this series but he is really good as well