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Running Just as Fast as He Can

December 29, 2016 by jeverett15 1 Comment

My attempt to foment a late-in-life love of comic books continues with Volumes 5 and 6 of The Flash. In these collections the scarlet speedster battles the Rogues’ Gallery, meets the Green Lantern, and tries to steer an impressionable Wally West.

Unfortunately neither of these volumes has much in the way of memorable storytelling or imagery. I chose the Flash for my introduction to comics because of my love of the CW television series, which features great characters, memorable villains, and only occasionally takes a plot direction that makes you groan.

I have to be honest. I wasn’t even going to bother reviewing these, as I read them some time ago and had little to say about them, but it’s getting near the end of the year and I want to finish my cannonball.

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The only reason I read so much is because Cannonball Read has gamified reading and because I hate losing. Give me a fantasy novel with a unique magical system, and I'm happy. (Learn more about this Cannonballer: Mobius_Walker's Quick Questions interview.) View jeverett15's reviews»

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  1. tillie says

    December 30, 2016 at 6:21 am

    Have you read rat queens? I found my way into comics from smaller, more indielike comics before I tackled some of the bigger universes. Big Old superheroes just have so much implicit history that it can be hard to navigate IMO.

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