Barry has decided to find The Reverse-Flash to know how he stopped the time-consuming monster but he will realize the only way to do so is by trusting his worst enemy.
This title returns and is still a consistent read.
Joshua Williamson offers a new installment where he explores how Paradox is affecting the timeline. The idea behind the future constantly changing is logical and the plot behind the main antagonist progresses appropriately.
However, the bigger and most interesting focus here is the character work, particularly the dynamic between Barry and Eobard Thawne. Is interesting how Eobard knows about all of his multiple deaths which once again, showcases Williamson's respect for continuity. The way how Barry is forced to stay at the time when his mother was murderer but this time doing nothing demonstrates how much her has learned after the Flashpoint event and depicts and solid character moment while concluding in an interesting cliffhanger.
Howard Porter and Brandon Peterson handle the art and Peterson is not bad but there's no doubt that Porter is the most impressive artist thanks to his kinetic and detailed style.
Good chapter, can't wait for the next one.
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