Flash #120

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Trigger Warning for Homophobia


7.25 pages of 22

Comments

[bradygirl_12]

Jiffy Pop! Good times, good times. :)

[locuatico]

oh yes. i am SURE the next time there is some sort of crisis, Keystone city is going to be SO VERY GRATEFUL that the mayor kicked The Flash out of the city.

This is really good. but i fin the Swatikas a bit too much.

[silicondream]

Well, immediately after this Wally moved to a city on the SoCal coast, which was then wrecked by a supervillain out to discredit him, so that didn't really make his case stronger.

But then the undead Rogues attacked Keystone and Wally and Linda ended up defeating Neron himself through the power of love, so all was well again!

[donnblake]

"Look, maybe his worryingly right-wing speeches are oddly top-themed, but that doesn't prove anything!"

Although... if in the first panel Wally is cringing at the thought of the guy being president, how has he not formed an opinion by the last couple pages?

[q99]

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"Look, maybe his worryingly right-wing speeches are oddly top-themed, but that doesn't prove anything!"-

Hah, yes :)




-Although... if in the first panel Wally is cringing at the thought of the guy being president, how has he not formed an opinion by the last couple pages?-

He may have some, but figures Linda'd know better.

[silicondream]

Yeah, Wally generally assumes Linda will know better on any subject not directly related to superheroing. Usually he's correct.

Plus, he's a midwest kid raised fairly conservative--moved away from that as he grew up, but I think he still prides himself on centrism and general distrust of any politician, as exemplified by the yo-yo crack.

[q99]

Especially since she's a reporter and would have done a lot more digging.

He may have a gut reaction but he's a smart guy who knows you don't stop there.