The Flash #810
SCORE: 62
The front cover of the version of The Flash #810 I have says: "Flash
Hits The WALL!" I feel like I have with this comic book as well. The
Flash #810 cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages of comic book content
within The Flash #810. There are advertisements found all throughout the
The Flash #810 comic book. There is a DC Nation Spotlight page on
Absolute Power.
There will be spoilers in my review of the The Flash #810 comic book.
The art is pretty ugly in most of The Flash #810. There is some
violence, and blood in The Flash #810. This comic book contains a page
that encourages people to sin, and be rebellious against God. Why are
they constantly pushing their venom and hatred? It honestly makes little
to no sense to me. The Flash #810 is a disappointment on so many levels.
We find out that the guy in the Batman suit in The Flash #810 is not
Batman. Who is actually in that suit? It is Green Arrow. The Flash beats
him. It is believed the Arc Angles lied to everyone in The Flash #810.
They changed reality by folding it upon itself like a piece of paper. So
all of the speedsters are released. They are all free now. We also find
out the baby is this one character. So he is changing the diaper of
himself as a child.
That is not even the most creepy moment in The Flash #810. Wally has
lost his memories and sitting there why some evil thing is going to use
him against the other speedsters. Although what can one do against so
many? I do not really see this as much of a threat personally. I could
be way off base though. It would not be the first time. I was right that
it was not Batman at the end of the last issue.
I told you early on in this review that I felt like I hit a wall myself.
I am done with this series, and franchise. The Flash #810 was their last
chance to try and redeem themselves. They choose not to. Because of
that, and I have zero interest in Absolute Power I am going to stop
reading The Flash comic books now. The Flash #810 is the last issue I
plan on reviewing for the foreseeable future. Maybe they will do
something to grab my attention again. As of right now I am done.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 67%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Spurrier, Perez, Georgiev, Herms
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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