The Flash #13

The Flash » The Flash #13 - Gorilla Warfare, Part 1: King Grodd released by DC Comics on December 2012.

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ironhawk22 wrote this review on November 5, 2012.
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ironhawk22 has written a total of 155 reviews. The last one was for The Dark Knight and the Devil's Daughter

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Plot: Grodd has arrived.

Art: The art is amazing! Not a surprise here.

Story and Script.

The first few pages are very well done. The conversation between Barry and Captain Frye is very well done. It seems as if the writers are trying to flesh out Captain Frye, and I like it. Turbine seems interesting.

Some of the dialogue is a bit iffy, especially with the Rogues. Despite that, the Rogues are still cool. You don't have to worry about that. Glider seems to be very interesting nowadays.

Overall: Solid read nothing mind blowing but pretty good.

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