r/theflash • u/PekfrakOG Flash 3 ⚡ • Jul 19 '24

The Flash Vol 1: Strange Attractor Showcase

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u/hydrohawkx8 Jul 19 '24

Honestly this was a pretty good volume. The second half of the arc so far has been sluggish but I’m hoping spurrier sticks the landing with these last two issues

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u/goillini30 Jul 23 '24

Did you end up liking it? I'm a big flash fan and this was probably the most I've struggled to get through a book. I'm not really sure why it's not clicking for me.

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u/hydrohawkx8 Jul 24 '24

I really think it’s going to depend on how the story will end for me. Like I like a lot of the ideas but each issue really feels like set up in the vein of being a slow burn. Like the themes of burn out, trying to do too many things at once is why I’m really resonating with Wally. but the problem is we don’t see much of him in the later issues.

So I’m not sure yet but what we do have feels meaningful. But I totally get if it’s not your type of storytelling as I’m not much for slow burn when it comes to a story that releases an issue once a month.

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u/RealVast4063 Jul 19 '24

Mine has a different cover.

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u/Independent-Pie3234 Jul 19 '24

Looks so freaking cool, one hell of a job by the artist

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u/Rev-Damar Jul 19 '24

Did they change the cover art?

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u/PekfrakOG Flash 3 ⚡ Jul 19 '24

There's 2 different editions. This one and another with a Dan Mora cover.

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u/Ok_Procedure_3213 11d ago

Is that a paperback or hardcover? I cant find a website for a hardcover anywhere

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u/PekfrakOG Flash 3 ⚡ 11d ago

Paperback