Previous Post > i didnt even get #231 because i took a look at that art and almost threw up. now i hear the story sucked. we waited for a year for Wally to return and we get this??????? I don't like Acuna's art either. His "muddy" style just doesn't fit a superhero book. His style would be better suited for horror or detective stories. We were all hoping for a return of "Flash" stories with Wally but instead got Wally and his family of freaks. Check out the cover to November's issue in DC's solicitations to see what I mean. http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=11667 What a disappointment.

> > i didnt even get #231 because i took a look at that art and almost threw up. now i hear the story sucked. we waited for a year for Wally to return and we get this???????
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> I don't like Acuna's art either. His "muddy" style just doesn't fit a superhero book. His style would be better suited for horror or detective stories.
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> We were all hoping for a return of "Flash" stories with Wally but instead got Wally and his family of freaks. Check out the cover to November's issue in DC's solicitations to see what I mean.
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> http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=11667
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> What a disappointment.


Yuck. Wally has kids. I was thinking of trying this series but never mind. The last thing I want to read about is Wally as a dad.

As for the comparisons with the Fantastic Four, well, I don't buy that comic, and one of the reasons is that Reed and Sue have kids.

As for the Incredibles, well, DC should publish an Incredibles comic. I wouldn't buy it because it has parents and kids in it. But somebody might buy it.

I like Power Pack but that comic focuses on the kids with barely any mention of the parents, who don't even know the kids have powers. I hate comics about parents. Runaways is cool too. The parents are dead and were evil any way.

Comics about heroes being parents. Yuck. Family sitcoms with powers. I hate family sitcoms.