Terry has revealed his true nature and has decided to use Ariel and her abilities to create more clones to serve him and the remaining heroes can't do anything to stop it. That is unless Ariel manages to use her skills once again despite of the ramifications they could produce.
Well, that cover pretty much tells what's going to happen so I suppose it's not a spoiler.
Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis once again bring a story with a lot of great dialogue and characterization. I must say that it's pretty cool to see how the powers of some of the members from the cast like Green Lantern are starting to evolve due to the process that created them and it could be cool to see this being further explored in the future.
Terry has become a pretty interesting villain so far and the rest of the Five remain as pretty powerful and creative threats. Not to mention that the clonation aspect from this series continues to be expanded and it would be a pretty interesting plot-point to see how it affects Teri's character now that she has the combined DNA of Barry Allen.
Howard Porter once again brings one of the most complex artworks in the industry with his amazingly detailed settings and creative storytelling. Everything in this issue looks much more compelling thanks to his pencils.
Pretty good issue, this series is in a roll currently.
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