DC’s Beast World epic continues to rage throughout the universe as the spores created by the mutated Beast Boy spread throughout several well-known locations. Originating when the longtime Titan inadvertently morphed into Garro, the creature now affects both the heroic and villainous denizens of the DC Universe, its spores transforming them into often terrifying human/beast hybrids. With the infection already affecting Superman’s home of Metropolis and Batman’s Gotham City (transforming several of the heroes protecting those cities), the plague has now extended to the longtime home of several members of the Flash Family in Titans – Beast World Tour: Central City.The Beast World tie-in one-shot tells four interconnected stories that feature several members of the Flash Family and their allies, although one of the most prominent, Wally West, is notably absent. While this is no doubt due to his involvement in the main Titans series, some note of this in the tie-in issue would no doubt be appreciated by fans of the beloved Scarlet Speedster. However, the issue does focus on several other speedsters, including the original wearer of the mantle, Barry Allen. It offers a surprising amount of insight into the lives of the characters it does feature.Although the book’s artwork is certainly attention-grabbing, it sometimes bogs the story down. While expressions of speed are welcome (and plentiful) in this kind of story, the depictions sometimes come across as excessive, making the action difficult to follow. Fortunately, the various narratives help to fill the gap, detailing the action as it is happening in most cases. However, even the storytelling fails in one glaring part of the story in which Barry explores a new use of his power without much of an explanation of how it actually works, making an important part of the tale come across as somewhat difficult to swallow.
DC’s Beast World epic continues to rage throughout the universe as the spores created by the mutated Beast Boy spread throughout several well-known locations. Originating when the longtime Titan inadvertently morphed into Garro, the creature now affects both the heroic and villainous denizens of the DC Universe, its spores transforming them into often terrifying human/beast hybrids. With the infection already affecting Superman’s home of Metropolis and Batman’s Gotham City (transforming several of the heroes protecting those cities), the plague has now extended to the longtime home of several members of the Flash Family in Titans – Beast World Tour: Central City.
The Beast World tie-in one-shot tells four interconnected stories that feature several members of the Flash Family and their allies, although one of the most prominent, Wally West, is notably absent. While this is no doubt due to his involvement in the main Titans series, some note of this in the tie-in issue would no doubt be appreciated by fans of the beloved Scarlet Speedster. However, the issue does focus on several other speedsters, including the original wearer of the mantle, Barry Allen. It offers a surprising amount of insight into the lives of the characters it does feature.
Although the book’s artwork is certainly attention-grabbing, it sometimes bogs the story down. While expressions of speed are welcome (and plentiful) in this kind of story, the depictions sometimes come across as excessive, making the action difficult to follow. Fortunately, the various narratives help to fill the gap, detailing the action as it is happening in most cases. However, even the storytelling fails in one glaring part of the story in which Barry explores a new use of his power without much of an explanation of how it actually works, making an important part of the tale come across as somewhat difficult to swallow.
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