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The World of Flashpoint Featuring the Flash Ebook FLASHPOINT: THE WORLD OF FLASHPOINT FEATURING THE FLASH PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Sean Ryan | 256 pages | 06 Apr 2012 | DC Comics | 9781401234089 | English | United States Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring the Flash PDF Book View 1 comment. Mar 05, John Yelverton rated it really liked it. This isn't terrible and you get some answers but this is definitely for completionists only , at this point. And where Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint featuring Batman gets it right, it's more of a swing and a miss here. To ask other readers questions about Flashpoint , please sign up. If there is one thing you have to understand about this comic, it's that it is a "What if scenario". Abin Sur does what he can to serve the people of Earth especially against orders from the Lantern Guardians. These stories are progressively more and more half assed and derivative. I love the way the story takes twists and portrays Superman and his origin differently. What happened to all the other speedsters? Turns out Iris was also a native of that time period. And anyone can die. The Superman story features Lt. It's kind of fun that they did an alternate universe like fanfiction, but I don't like the logic behind the catalyst for the changes. I've been meaning to read this for a very long time, but since I didn't get around to it when Flashpoint was the new big thing it kept getting put on the back burner. Error rating book. Orders are processed each weekday morning, so be sure to submit all orders quickly if you want us to combine them. These two characters are way past it, can't DC just let them die and be gone? Barry realizes that his power in tapping the speed force has it so that he cannot change the past, Eobard's power with the negative speed force is different in that change has happened. Tony Bedard Writer ,. Traci 13 is not a character I'm familiar with, but this story was very good. Graphic Novels Comics. Jan 17, Scott Rees rated it did not like it. You'll enjoy it more if you have a solid understanding of the Flashpoint storyline; otherwise you will feel the 3 stories here are a bit disconnected. Details if other :. The Outsider, by James Robinson, brings up the rear and this series, whilst superfluous to Flashpoint in general, is actually a lot of fun. It's a world on the brink of a cataclysmic war--but where are Earth's Greatest Heroes to stop it? Unfortunately, he wakes up to a world far worse than he could have known. This darkness is pronounced in every arc of this collection and helps it stand apart from both the standard DC Universe and even the rest of the Flashpoint comics. Bart travels to the past and meets Windrunner in the Old West, but when Windrunner reaches out to him, he's destroyed and Bart jumps forward. Mar 06, John Yelverton rated it liked it. Hyde, Godiva united with Etrigan in the resistance fight against New Themiscyra. The opening chapter has a villain rip a child out of existence, the next two have villains going around brutally murdering people, the next one centers around a gorilla obsessed with violence, and the closing arc is set in a dystopian future. This gives a wider view of what's going on in the Flashpoint world - Red Tornado and his android brothers and sisters protect Japan but want nothing to do with the rest of the world; Nat Irons in Brazil leads a group fighting the Nazis who have taken over the country; Guy Gardner has found Buddism, let go of his anger, and opened a bar in Australia; and Jason Todd is a priest in Gotham. Showing A bunch of antiheroes have become guerilla warriors for the cause of England, including Cantubury Cricket, who has a very checkered past. Project Superman was secondary. Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring the Flash Writer Nov 27, Steve rated it liked it. There's plenty of the then-recent Brightest Day to his tale, given that the Guardians are hot for Abin to retrieve the White Lantern avatar. Jun 21, Michael rated it liked it. Unfortunately, he wakes up to a world far worse than he could have known. Sep 25, Jesse A rated it really liked it Shelves: graphic-novels , the-keeping-stack. Graphic Novels Comics. Is she blind as well as stupid? Original Title. His Frankenstein story arch was pleasantly readable, even though it was pretty much irrelevant when placed into context with the main Flashpoint storyline. Error rating book. Stock image The image for this listing is a stock image provided to help you identify the item, but is not the specific item being offered, nor does it represent the grade or condition of the item you will receive. I'm definitely not sold on this Captain Cold that's what happens when you cast Wentworth Miller for the live action version though , and although the parts with the Rogues were interesting, it just wasn't the greatest. Learn how your comment data is processed. I liked all the stories, but they were pretty much all just mediocre. Green Arrow Industries Didn't really like that one, I guess it gives some input into the rest of the universe but Pornsak Pichetshote Writer ,. It's really kind of a scary what if about Superman's origins. The Guardians, being rather concerned with the state of the Universe also only send Abin Sur to Earth for a simple "find-and-retrieve" mission. Readers could completely skip this collection and find that their understanding of the Flashpoint Universe hasn't changed one bit. Graphic Novels Comics. The final story features an odd villainous character known as The Outside Whereas other volumes in the "World of Flashpoint" series have contained four separate stories, The World of Flashpoint featuring Wonder Woman consists of four much more closely related stories. He also arrives at a cemetery only to see Iris mourning the recently dead Wally West. Jeff Lemire Writer ,. Adam Schlagman. Overall a good read. But I was taken for a roller coaster ride. The Superman story features Lt. Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring the Flash Reviews Hawkgirl, Terra, Huntress, Vixen, etc. Ben Oliver and Cliff Richard have similar styles, which give this mini a good consistent visual, but they are also very good at facial expressions, which gives this mini the weight in needs when the main focus are the very human characters at its heart. Notify me of new posts by email. I like it, DC. Barry Allen finds the world that he had known before has changed from how had remembered. According to some versions of her story she died in the Trojan War. Jul 12, Jeffrey rated it did not like it. In this TBP we are first introduced to the story of Reverse - Flash who is the greatest enemy of The Flash and the story really holds good. While Abin Sur is awesome, there is not enough of him in this trade paperback. The other stories were a waste of time. Error rating book. The problem is that Francis doesn't seem to appreciate this. It's really kind of a scary what if about Superman's origins. This volume also features four stories. Cold's a fascinating protagonist. Related Posts. Other editions. Bart wakes from a virtual reality prison of sorts and finds himself on an alien spaceship belonging to Brainiac who's taken over the Earth in Bart's time. Kid Flash Lost : That. With Eobard having harmed Barry's own family. But enough. I enjoyed learning more of the Green lanterns, and the tantalising glimpse of what could be my next graphic novel indulgence With a miniseries dedicated to the horrific world that no longer exists. Apr 22, Steven rated it liked it Shelves: science-fiction , graphicnovels , super-heroes. Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring the Flash Read Online No one knows - it's not explained. Mar 21, Cameron Purcell rated it really liked it. And anyone can die. He makes a tremendous sacrifice, but Traci also manages to save him. Flashpoint becomes an epic read. The only ongoing series to tie into Flashpoint, Booster Gold, fills the final third of the book. Loved the backstory on this superman, and how so many characters were woven in. It reads like a grade 7 student wrote it Adam Glass , containing some of the worst grammar imaginable. Related Articles. The effect of twisting characters' personalities and histories which is the whole point of Flashpoint is wasted if the reader doesn't know the characters well enough in the first place to appreciate the changes, so I don't know if the book was incredible for pre-existing Flash fans but it had no effect upon me. Traci 13 was not a character I was familiar with, but I ended up being really interested in those issues! If only the Authors could have stopped with Wonder Woman and Aqua man it would have been better and they could have released a separate TBP for Resistance and The Outsider where both had an important role to play in the whole Flashpoint Paradox. The Adventures of Supergirl 6. At the same time, the being who would be Superman is a small child - who is tortured, experimented upon, and abused. As well as other people close to her which lead to this version of Wonder Woman becoming a violent dictator but mostly because of the manipulation by her aunt Penthesilea.
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