In preparation for Zack Snyder's Justice League, I rewatched Justice League today. It was worse than I remembered... but just as entertaining.

JL is a mess, and yeah, it's pretty bad, but there are five main reasons I still enjoy it. First of all, parts of it enter so-bad-it's-good territory, in particular the AWFUL effects and awkward direction. Second, every actor is clearly trying to rise above the awkward additions and toxic environment created for them, and they all pull through, being such a great cast. Third, the comedy, while the frequency of it and type of humor is out of place, mostly lands (mainly Alfred, Flash, and Aquaman's jokes). Fourth, it's fascinating to see how different it is compared to the two films that came before it. And finally, it's just fun. The comedy, action, and high-speed pacing make for a mindless joyride that's a total blast to shut your brain off and just be carried by, or to riff on it MST3K style, which is what I did this time around. I'm not defending JL as a great or even good movie, because it's REALLY bad. But I will say that while it isn't anywhere near as complex, thought-provoking, and badass as Zack Snyder's films tend to be, it is, as a standalone movie viewed from the right perspective, pretty damn entertaining.

I read this series because of Vixen so I wasn't sure if I should continue reading it. Now, I see it's great. Superman trying to deal with racism is a nice concept and these 3 chapters used it perfectly. Master Jailer was an okay villain. Can't wait for whoever hero's story they come up with next.

Hello and Welcome guys to a ranking of Snyders Batman. I won't review them this one though, because I don't have that much motivation. I'll just upload the ranking.

10. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 7: Endgame

Snyder starts the first Season of The Walking Dead: Batman Edition and fails horribly. In this story Joker is an unbeatable lord, who existed since the 18th century. Snyder forgets that in doing so he absolutely misses the point of the Joker. Also the opening scene is hillarious. Batman takes out Flash, Aquaman, Wonder Woman and Superman in under 5 minutes with some Transformers suit. Pure Batgod action. The back up stories by Tynion in the original issues are better than the initial event, they aren't collected in the trade so it won't help. I forgot that were also some weird plot jumps or holes in the story, where you don't know what happened with specific charaters.

4/10 (Don't blame me, blame Snyder lol)

9. Batman (2011-2016) Volume 10: Epilogue

Again a collection of one issue long stories. Issue 51 was really great. The others meh to okay.

5/10

7. Batman (2011-2016) Vol. 6: Graveyard Shift

A collection of some neat short stories. I really liked the last one, which was issue 34. That one was pretty good,

5,5/10

6. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 3: Death of the Family

This one was pretty dissapointing. It has zero consequences, character growth or anything that lasted 2 issues after. The opening scene in the Police station was pretty fire, not gonna lie. But the story is pretty boring and doesn't have anything interesting in it, except the Joker. It seems like Snyder can't right Joker stories. I liked the Joker in this one though, especially in interaction with other villians. I didn't like how Scarecrow and Mr. Freeze got hummiliated though.

6,5/10

6. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 4: Zero Year - Secret City

I still don't know why Batman decided to be tha bat, but I guess it doesn't have any explanation. I have a sweet spot for the Red Hood Gang though. They were really cool.

7/10

5. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 1: The Court Of Owls

The Court Of Owls is a really cool addition to the Batman-Mythos. It was sort of an open ending though. I was confused on how Batman espaced the labrinth too, but nontheless good story.

8/10

4. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 2: The City of Owls

Great sequel with great villian to a great story. That's a sequel done right. I like Lincoln March and the continuation of what Snyder begun with Vol 1.. My problem with the court of owls is that it doesn't feel like a full story. This Volume makes The court of Owls better and is better, in my opinion, because it finishes the Owls Saga on a perfect note.

8,5/10

3. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 5: Zero Year - Dark City

I really like Dr. Death. He was a fresh and cool villian. The Riddler is as charming and cool as always. I also liked the devastated and 'destroyed' Gotham. This storyarc was long but it was constantly good. What gives it the edge over volume 2 is the fact that I really like The Riddler and Snyder wrote a great Riddler.

8,5/10

2. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 9: Bloom

Bloom is a really good villian. He is fresh, has a cool design and intersting. I also really like Duke and prefer him over most Robins, to be honest. Gordon as Batman was fantastic and way more relatable than Snyders Batman (I find Batman usually relatable, only not how Snyder wrote him). Also Gordons full black suit with the yellow outlining was really dope. I see why people have problems with the mech, although it didn't bother me. I mean it may look weird for some, but that doesn't mean it's dumb lol. Normal Bruce was a really good idea and Alfreds acting was emotional and really touched me.

9/10

1. Batman (2011-2016) Vol 8: Superheavy

This one was epic. Gordon as Baman is awesome and the story was really good. Bloom is one cool villian and the ending is a banger. I really liked seeing normal Bruce and Alfreds behaviour was really touching in this storyarc. One of the best books I've read so far.

10/10

This is my review for Frank Miller’s newest masterpiece, the newest book in the Dark Knight Returns series. Frank Miller has written some notoriously great comics, and some notoriously terrible comics. Has his writing magically improved with his newest comic?

-MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD-

No, his writing is still horrible. Here is the basic synopsis; Led by Darkseid and Joker, Trump supporters in clown makeup cause chaos in a plot to get Donald Trump re-elected. Carrie Kelly has a super top-secret Bat Bunker that she uses to deploy her own army of Bat-rioters. I guess all you need to get access to Batman’s secret base is to be one of his fans.

Darkseid wants to take over the universe or something, so Jon and Lara Kent try to kill him, by incinerating his and Joker’s hideout. Jon kills Darkseid, but not because apparently one of his powers is being reborn as a star.

The Joker, is somehow still alive, despite being in the same building that was earlier destroyed. But no worries, Carrie kills him and his henchmen, so it’s alright. Perfectly fine. Darkseid comes back to Earth and literally destroys the entire city with a nuclear-esc blast. He then tries to turn Lara against everyone else, haven’t we seen this before? Jon goes Super-Saiyan and unleashes a new power that he calls neutron ray or something. After a big explosive battle, Darkseid is weakened. Then Carrie and her squad come back to finish him off. What? How the f**k did anyone survive?

This is it, the worst Frank Miller comic. All in all, this book is a waste of time and I wouldn’t recommend it to my worst enemy. The story was incredibly stupid and pointless, and the dialogue, the dialogue. Remember the Mutants from his first book, and the funny way that they talked? As of The Golden Child, everyone talks like that.

Smash Darkseid

Smash him good

Chaos is fun

Chaos is fun

Hell yeah

I only picked this up because of interesting Harley design. But, wow, it has so much more than that! Harley's flashbacks are very moving and I love her relationship with Jack Napier (later known as the Joker, who's dead) and Batman (who's in jail). I adore Harley as a mother and a more mature woman. Murder mystery, with Golden Age actors as victims, is also very interesting.

I didn't care for Azrael that much but I'm glad it got explained in a digestible way. Story and art are, again, amazing. 👌

One of the best DC comics I've read this year (which is not much, as I'm quite new but still).

What do you think about this comic series so far?

I like the designs of Olympian (Two) and new Vixen costume here. The gods are no joke too. But I think Mari defeated Krieg too quickly. Also, did she kill him? I like that Doctor Mist wanted Vixen to lead his team, whose members (Impala and Olympian) I love.

As for the entire mini-series if you want to read more about African side of DC this is for you. But it's too short. Hopefully it'll get some kind of sequel. And, btw, I can't see what it has to do with truth or justice.🤷‍♂️

This comic is a bit confusing and unsettling. Especially when Question confronts Shazam with proof he killed the Creeper and uncertain fate of Jakeem and Johnny (We later get a flashback about the latter where Shazam wants to...Idk... give him some of his powers?). Anyway, Shazam is avoiding calls from Mary and keeps saying that his teammates shouldn't call him Billy. We get to know why and learn that Billy and Shazam are separeted by some guy, Neron. I think Billy in 'Hell' and Shazam on Earth is a weird but interesting idea. I don't know who that Neron guy is though.

Side note: I liked to see Vixen in the team too. Shazam and Vixen are among my favourite DC heroes.

4-5/10 I'm confused. Should I read Death Metal or sth to understand it?

The dream sequence with fight with Vandal Savage was kinda out of place but I liked it and it explained some things. I really like that Vixen is able to use her powers without totem like in New Earth, I missed it. Yemaya looks nice and I can't wait for the next one.

I'm glad Vixen gets some attention. GGI lead by Doctor Mist sound like an interesting concept and Impala is cool. But it was too short. Also, is Mari getting her butt beaten at the end?

In the spirit of the holidays, I'd like to take a moment to appreciate one of the best episodes of Justice League, the Christmas special, Comfort and Joy. This is one of the best individual examples of how powerful the DC Animated Universe's writing is.

The idea of a Justice League Christmas special is admittedly a weird one, and it could EASILY have been screwed up. What, are they gonna fight an evil Santa Claus? That worked on Teen Titans GO!, sure, but in the DCAU? Gimme a break. Surprisingly, no. There were no gimmicks, no forced "we gotta save Christmas" plot, no fake-ass moral at the end. It's just the League trying to celebrate the holidays, or, in the Flash's case, help others celebrate it. It perfectly captures the spirit of the holidays in just being low-key and simple.

The fight with the Ultra-Humanite isn't for the sake of Christmas or the fate of humanity. It's just to get some orphans a toy. J'onn going to the Kent farm isn't to protect them from Starro or something. He's going because Superman wants him to have a really happy holiday. All three plots in this special are terrific because they aren't big or loud (well, the Sheyara/John plot is, but it still fits, since there's no real conflict), they're small and quiet. That scene of J'onn sitting at the table and talking with the Kents is so sweet and so wonderful because not only is such a tragic character getting such a sweet moment, but it's just nice and small, giving you a warm, fuzzy feeling (I love that Clark is so wholesome he still thinks Santa Claus is real, that's both adorable and hilarious). It's also just hilarious, fascinating, and heartwarming to see these relatable, interesting, and memorable characters in such relaxed environments.

And on top of all that, we see how much of heroes the members of the League are. Think about it. Any superhero show or film can show a superhero stop an alien invasion, punch a terrorist, what have you. Not many show them helping kids believe in Santa, help their friends appreciate the holidays, get a toy for some orphans. Even fewer would show a villain concede to a fight just because it's Christmas. Really think about that. The fact that a great enemy of our heroes, one with such hatred for his rival, would stop fighting him in the spirit of the holiday to help some little children in need. THAT is powerful, THAT is Christmas, and it just warms my heart to the core.

So this holiday season, even if you don't celebrate Christmas, I invite you to treat yourself. Comfort and Joy is a television masterpiece that will make you feel warm and fuzzy to the brim. This is an episode unlike any other, full of joy, wonder, and kindness. Having just watched it again, I can safely say you should definitely check it out, or rewatch it if you already have. It's chock-full of the feels, and you will not regret it. Happy holidays, whatever you celebrate, and have a better year than this one come January.

Hello and welcome back to a new Speedster Review! Today I'll be reviewing the Sideways Series which is contained in Sideways (2018-2019) Vol 1: Steppin' Out and Vol 2: Rifts and Revelations. This is the only series I've read with the 'The New Age of Heroes' stamp on it. Please keep in mind that this is my opinion so if you disagree with keep it nice and respectful in the comics! If you haven't read the Series and are planning on reading it soon than don't read this review as I am going to spoiler major plotpoints. So let's get started!

Sideways (2018-2019) Vol 1: Steppin' Out (Issues #1-6)

Story

This Volume does a good job in introducing the main characters in this Series. Dan Didio is a good writer and I heard only good stuff about him, but I think he, Keneth Rocafort and Justin Jordan didn't know where to go with this series in the first five issues. They were fun to read yes, but the tone changed often and he introduced a lot of villians that lasted one issue or less. One of them (Killspeed) was good, but the others were really forgettable. Well of course the Volume ends with a banger and I think killing off his mother was a good decision.

Story 7,2/10

Art

I think that the Issues (first 5) that were drawn by Keneth Rocafort (which wrote the first Volume with Dan Didio and Justin Jordan) had really good art, but the faces all had dark rings arround their eyes which looked like every character didn't get enough sleep in his life. The Cover of issue 6 is the perfect example for it.

The other pencilers were okay but nothing special.

Art (7,2/10)

Overall (7,5/10)

Sideways Vol 1 feels like a Year One story to one of your favourite heroes. With Sideways powers you get a fresh (and weird) take on origins of a hero and offers a nice and entertaining read.

Sideways (2018-2019) Vol 2: Rifts and Revelations (Issues #7-13 + Annual #1)

The series took a complete turn after the death of Derek's mother. In Issue 8 and in the Annual the series gets completely weird, which was a little downfall to me, but the rest of the story was pretty good. The resulotion of his mothers murder was really lame, but other than that I don't have any complaints. This Volume offers very solid story with a good and mysterious end that could lead to a followup.

Story 8,5/10

The art is great, but I still don't like the rings arond the eyes. I liked the other Pencilers in this Volume more than those in the last one, which makes the art on this Volume a little better than those on the last one.

Art 8/10

Overall 8,5/10

A good conclusion to the series, that is exciting to read.

I'd give the whole series a 8/10 and give it a recommendation score of B+. It's on sale on Comixology so what are you waiting for?

What did you think of this series? Did you like it? Do you like the character Sideways in general? Don't forget to give your opinions in the comments down below!

Hello and welcome to a new Speedster Review! It's been a while since my last one and I've read a lot since then. That's the also the reason why I'm doing a 2 in 1 review. Today I have Batman (2011-2016) Vol 2: The City of Owls and Batman (2011-2016) Vol 3: Death of the Family. So lets get up to speed!

Batman: The City of Owls

Story

The followup to Court of Owls had a lot to live up to, especially after Snyders iconic Court of Owls storyline. In my opinion it didn't only live up to my expectations it exceeded them! The story was written in a fantastic and great way with a lot of twists that worked perfectly for the story. Lincoln March is a great Batman villian, he has totally understandable motives and his believe of him being Bruces brother (or not) was a great plot-device. This book also has my favourite Annual ever! The Mr. Freeze story was crafted greatly and with love to the character Mr. Freeze. I always love Mr. Freeze stories as he is my favourite Batman villian, but sadly he barely gets used, especially in the last few years. (Did he even get one arc as the single villian in the last few years?)

The only bad thing about the story was Issue #12 with Bluebirds origin, which completely slowed off the momentum of the series. I wanted to read Death of the family so much, that I just grinded through this Issue. I couldnt get anything good out of it except the great art by Capullo.

Story 8,5/10

Art

The Art from Greg Capullo is great. He has more of a cartoonish style, but I can live with it. He and Snyder worked great with each other. Still Francis Manapul and Brian Buccelato are the best writer-artist duo in my opinion.

Art 8/10

Overall 8,3/10

A great follow-up to The Court of Owls with an awsome ending and good art.

Batman: Death of the Family

Can we just appreciate the Cover? That one looks awesome. Sadly in Europe we got this one. (Even on the english trades. Why?) At least it looks awesome too (though the other one is better).

Story

I was really pumped for this one and I have to say it disappointed me a little bit. Don't get me wrong the story is was great! I just expected more of this story. I still really enjoyed it. Joker is entertaining as always and he is as brutal as always. The story just had so little consequences. Neither were the faces of the Bat-Family cut off nor did anything happen that gave the characters any development. I still love the scene where Joker encounters the other villians, especially Harvey Dent aka. Two-Face. You really felt sorry for that man. Also Batman defeated Scarecrow, Freeze etc. way to fast. He didnt even take five minutes to defeat them, which seemed very unrealistic to me, but I'll go with it. The Family moment with Penyworth and the rest get again to their minds was also a nice moment.

Story 8/10

Art

I liked Capullos art even more in this one! I just waited so badly for the moment where Joker takes off his face, but sadly didn't get it. Still I loved the Art (and colouring on this one). In Night of Owls I think I was so invested in the story that I didn't get to appreciate the art that much.

Art 8,5/10

All in all an awesome and entertaining story with the Joker and awesome Art.

All in all this one gets a 8/10 from me.

This... this exists. Not much more to say about it. After the terrible Supergirl Who Laughs, this is barely a step up, and that is being generous.

These last two issues were boring as heck. They wanted to do another "Supergirl outlawed" story? Fine. Whatever. That said, could they have done it in a more entertaining way? Having her spend the last issue fighting a U.S. army general? Seriously?

I get that we've seen this plot before. Supergirl outlawed is an overused plot, but Sterling Gates sure made it work, and it was really good. If Gates would have been writing, these issues could have been the perfect end to what has been a lackluster series.

I personally think Jody Houser is a meh writer from what I've read, and I originally thought it was editors that messed up whatever she wrote, but I remember when she wrote Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows, and I see the same thing here: a what could have been great book that suffers from an uninterested writer. Jody Houser I believe felt no interest in writing this. It's the only explanation for the Supergirl Who Laughs, which I definitely think editorial shares a lot of the blame, and these two issues.

This series ended with another problem: they never continued or ended that whole Leviathan story they were starting before the disaster that was the Supergirl Who Laughs. I would have liked to see at least one more issue with Jeremiah and Eliza. Maybe that thing ended in a separate book(I have no clue), but they couldn't at least have them here one last time?

The beginning of volume 7 was a lot of fun because we finally saw Kara starting fit in on Earth. She had a family, she was starting to be trusted by the public, and it didn't seem she was stuck in Superman's shadow for the most part. But of course they had to take away all of that character development. Marc Andreyko's run was a tediously long story with an old-as-dinasour-fossil plot. Kara leaving Earth and all of that character development was a big slap in the face to long time fans.

On a positive note that art wasn't too bad, but it wasn't good either.

I'm so frustrated that I can't even bother to write all of my thoughts right now. I hated these last two issues. Easily a 3/10 for me, and that is me being generous.

Now that I finished the run (it was a great ride) I'll make my final ranking of it. I changed a lot of stuff here and there and added the last 4 arcs into the mix.

Disclaimer: This isn't the definitive ranking it. It's just my opinion. So I hope you'll enjoy it!

1. Finish Line #758-762

This was the perfect final for an amazing run. There were sooo many epic moments. I am happy that I could sit through it in one 'session' and didn't have to wait 2 weeks for every new issue. This arc was really great. Finally introducing The whole Flash Family into Prime Earth. For real every Flash Family member joined it. Even the Tangent Comics one. Joshua wrote everyone of them great! With this great ending to the Eobard Thawne character I wouldn't mind if this would be the last appereance of him. The ending is so beatifuly written that I was really happy and sad at the same time while reading it. Right now I really don't know what I should think about reviving Godspeed. Also the Renegades are alive again and I want to know if they're ever going to really appear again.

2. Flash War #46-51

This storyarc was really hyped up among Flash Fans. And with really I mean really hyped up. It was really really good. The Return of Hunter Zolomon aka. Zoom was excellent in my opinion. I liked the fact that Wally got more 'screentime'. All in all a very good arc. Especially if you are a Wally fan. Wally remembering his kids again is really heartbreaking and I love Flash Forward for bringing them back

3. The Flash Age #88-755

Paradox was a fresh and interesting. His points maid sense and you could understand his anger. Showing that people died because of Barry and he dosn't even know about it is strong. The team up of Barry, Eobard and August was great and the ending (Spoiler!) where Eobard snaps Godspeeds neck was so suprising that my mind decided to leave and jump out the window. Seeing Reverse-Flash not killing Paradox in the end was great.

4. Running Scared #25-27

Man have I waited for this. The Reverse-Flash is my favourite villian and I couldnt wait to see him in the Flash series again, yes He appeard in the Button but that wasn't enough to statisfy me. When he appeard in the end of #24 I lost my mind. And the storyarc couldnt be better. I loved everything about it. You also get the backstory of Eobard Thawne (Reverse Flash) and how he and Barry first and why he got evil in the first place. To be honest I really understand Thawne and can indentify myself with him. (I dont know if that's a bad sign 😅)

5. Perfect Storm #38-45

The return of a classic villian: Gorilla Grodd. I didnt like Grodd here really that much as a villian and he definetly has seen better arcs. What I loved here was to see every Speedster at that moment (even Godspeed) fight together. It just let the Speedster Fanboy in me cry. Then I loved how Barry was really vulnerable and selfish without his powers. He feels like he is worthless without his powers which is completely understandable. When you read Finish line and see him say "it's just a power" I had to think back to perfect storm. It's a perfect example of character growth/ character development.

6. Greatest Trick of all Time #66-69

The Return of the original Trickster! It couldnt be a better written Trickster. This storyarc was teased a few issues ago but I hadn't any idea what Williamson was going to do. It turned out to be great! Williamson wrote the Trickster as twisted and as a mastermind as He only coud be. It's a deserved third place.

7. Lightning Strikes Twice #1-8

The second half of the first storyarc are a banger! Godspeed is a great Antagonist aka. Anti-Hero in my opinion. The thing that holds this one back is the first half, which is not bad, but its a little bit boring in the comparsion with the second half.

8. Cold day in hell #36-38

This arc was teased issues before it finally came. It handled the rogues pretty good and it was very exciting. I liked the aspect of Snart being a crime boss in jail and Godspeeds role in this. Sadly (Spoiler warning for the beginning of the arc) Tom Turbine was killed. I really liked him. Guess you cant have everything.

9.Rogues Reign #82-87

The Year of the villian arc was better than I expected. The idea of the Rogues dividing Central City upon themselves is great. I loved the fact that most of the rogues and the Flashes teamed up to fight Captain Cold. I really didn't want Commander Cold to die, but as he is now back alive with the other Renegades I'm okay with it. The new character designs were really dope.

10. Rogues Reloaded #14-17

The first appearance of the rogues in this run and it was a pretty nice ride. Barry was definetly too naive in this arc but I think its a part of his character because he always sees the good in people. I also really want to say that I want the Fiddler to be part of the rogues. He is a very interesting antagonist. All in all this was a good and entartaining arc.

11. The Button #21-22 (Crossover with the Batman Series)

This crossover was the first step towards Doomsday Clock. Seeing The Reverse Flash beat the hell out of Bruce was great and I loved to see Jay Garrick again.

12. Legion of Zoom #756-758

This was the transition form 'Flash Age' to 'Finish Line'. It was nice seeing Eobard recruiting Flash Villians from older timelines and how Eobard got control over Barrys Body was a little bit weird. But it gave me my favourite storyarc in this run so I'd rather not complain.

13. The Colour of Fear #23-24

I love the friendship of Hal and Barry. Their interactions are great. The ending of this arc was a big cliffhanger and I lost my mind when I saw the Reverse-Flash.

14. The Hunter and The Hunted #80-81

I really liked that after about 30 issues Hunter Zolomon (or The 'real' Flash how he calls himself).reappeard. All in all it was pretty fun to read and I really liked the ending, but I'm not going to spoil anything in the case If you didnt read it (Do that now!!!!!).

15. The Death of the Speedforce #76-79

This storyarc wich also got an adaption in CW's The Flash series is an interesting storyline. The Speedforce dying wasn't a threat because we all know they are going to fix it but the dynamic of all the other force users with Barry really got me. I liked all of them because they were all 3 dimensional characters (except maybe Steadfast but I still liked him though). The thing that really annoyed me is that it felt way too Long. I knew we had the Year of the villian rogues stuff going in in the background, but I really more needed variety. And finally Barry got with the other Flashes along, it really annoyed/annoyes me that Kid Flash was/is a solo hero.

16. Force Quest#58-63

I dont know, but I dont really like this New Forces aspect. It took too much issues (18!) and just kept dragging. I found myself grinding these three storyarcs too finally get some variety. In the beginning it was entartaining but it was sometimes really boring and too much new forces. (I hope things Change especially after #81 wich should be the end of the new forces thing.)

17.The Reckoning of the Forces #52-57

Like I said too much and this arc in particular was really boring. Especially after Flash War which was great.

18. Speed of Darkness #10-12

This 'mini arc' was fun and entartaining but nothing special. I like seeing Wallace (Kid Flash) and Barry working together. I really like the antagonist though.

19. Black Hole Rising #34-35

Man I was happy that the Negative Flash thing ended. This mini arc was also pretty entartaining. I really like the dynamic between Wallace and Barry and really wanted to see more of it (which didnt happen).

20. Negative #28-32

After coming from a really strong arc the series got really boring. The Negative Flash thing was an interesting concept, but the only exciting thing that happened was Bloodworks intrudoction which I really liked.

21. Sins of the father #18-19

This Mini Arc was about Wallace wanting to know what happened to his father (New 52 Reverse-Flash/ Reverse-Flash II). As I read his article on the wiki before this arc (I didn't know Williamson will be explaining Wallace's backstory later in the series) so I knew what happened to him (won't spoiler anything), because of this there wasn't a real catch and it was a nice and Shirt entartaining 'adventure'. I hoped Captain Boomerang would be a Flash Antagonist again but I guess we wont get more with him as his appearance in this issue.

22. The Price #64-65 (Crossover with the Batman Series)

The Price was okay dealing with the Aftermath of Heroes in Crisis. It was really depressing seeing Flash like this. Gotham Girl is an okay Antagonist not Bad but Not really interesting. I see those issues as sort of filler

So that was it. Did anyone even read that till the end? I figured it would be better to write a few things about every arc than just the ranking. Did you read Joshua Williamson's The Flash Run? If yes, what are you're favourite arcs/issues? If you didn't read it then go and read it. Now. This was the first Run I ever read in my life so it will always hold a special place in my heart and I'll never forget reading the Flash for the first time in my life.

P.S.: for me a storyarc is a plotline/storyline that lasts more than one issue.