The Flash (USA) di Joshua Williamson, Carmine Di Giandomenico

[Azrael]

Letto il #11

Mi sono divertito a leggere in lingua
Ok, la storia non sarà super, ma si fa leggere, potrebbe essere più interessante di quel che sembra.
Sicuramente l'ho trovato abbastanza migliore rispetto al precedente numero.

[Azrael]

"The Speed of Darkness" got off to a solid though uninspiring start. Fortunately, this second installment ratchets things up considerably. The direction this story takes is pleasantly unexpected, it's one of the more fantasy-based arcs we've seen from Flash recently. There's even a big, menacing thing called The Tower of Darkness! It's clear this adventure will be as much about Wally as Barry, and he's slowly coming into his own. Hopefully by this story's end he'll have earned the approval of his two heroes. The Shade's "light vs. darkness" speech gets a little heavy-handed, but for the most part Williamson's script serves its characters well. The more fantastical elements at play here are expertly handled by Davide Gianfelice, who starts things off with an impressive double-page splash featuring Wally in peril. The barren, desolate setting of The Shadowlands looks like something ripped out of the pages of Conan or Dungeons & Dragons. - Joe

Final Score:

7.8/10

[Azrael]

The Flash #13 by Dave Johnson

[Hermit]

[TordoBeffeggiatore]

fantastica, me la stampo formato gigante e l'appendo sulla porta di casa!

[Azrael]

The Flash #14 by Dave Johnson

[Hermit]

Letto Flash rebirth
Numero che si collega direttamente con il dc universe rebirth. Molto introduttivo, ma anche questo molto bello perchè mette delle basi per il mistero dei watchmen. Bellissimi i disegni di Di Giandomenico

[TordoBeffeggiatore]

basi che williamson non si è ancora filato dopo 11 numeri...

[Hermit]

Va be ma si sa che ste cose vanno sempre per le lunghe

[TordoBeffeggiatore]

Va be ma si sa che ste cose vanno sempre per le lunghe

già. hanno detto nel 2017. però qualche accenno come fa jurgens su action comcis non mi sarebbe dispiaciuto.

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: THE FLASH #12



http://www.cbr.com/the-flash-12-4/

[Hermit]

Letto il #1
Mi è piaciuto molto, soprattutto perchè vediamo un Barry costrtto a fare delle scelte. Il finale apre molti scenari. Bellissimi i disegni di con un Di Giandomenico che quando disegna fulmini e flash che corre da una sensazione stupenda

[Man of Steel]

THE FLASH #19
Written by JOSHUA WILLIAMSON—Art by NEIL GOOGE—Cover by CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO—Variant cover by DAVE JOHNSON
"SINS OF THE FATHER" finale! Wally's quest for knowledge about his villainous father takes him and Barry Allen to the Australian outback and into the debt of Captain Boomerang, one of The Flash's oldest enemies and the last person to see Wally's father, Reverse-Flash, alive.
On sale MARCH 22 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T

[Azrael]

Che cosa impossibile

[Azrael]

The New 52 version of Wally West has plenty of detractors, and many probably questioned whether the character is even still necessary in DC Rebirth. But the main strength of this story arc has been proving how vital the character is to the ever-growing Flash family. Joshua Williamson excels at exploring the growing bond between Barry and Wally, one built as much on humor and the love of speed as a sense of family and legacy. This Kid Flash doesn't feel like a mere retread of the original. The plot doesn't quite measure up to the characterization. The conflict involving Shade and the Shadowlands reads more like a means to an end than a compelling new addition to the Flash saga. It doesn't help that Davide Gianfelice doesn't really capture the dark, sinister quality of thi setting in his art. But the payoff to the Shadowlands conflict is well worth it. Williamson reinforces some of the central themes of DC Rebirth, namely the importance of personal connections and family, without being overly blatant about it. -Jesse

Final Score:

7.4/10