Analysis Notes
General |
Only pages 5-6 and 13-22 are dealt with here. |
3 |
As indicated on the cover, this is the third lap, not the second (that was The Flash #109). |
5:3 |
Coloring error: between the word balloons and Jennis hat. |
6:5 |
Max has claimed that Johnnys (and Jesses) use of the speed formula is a crutch, something which they do not actually need to access the Speed Force. |
16:2 |
Max Mercury has a secret identity to protect, so Linda has barred the door. |
16:3 |
Jenni is drawn here with he Legion flight ring, but she had given it to Jesse Quick inThe Flash #109. |
17:1 |
The how is Jesse Quicks destruction of Savitars speed dynamo in The Flash #110. |
17:6 |
What happened here is that the lead Speed Ninja sacrificed one of his underlings in order to have more room to maneuver. (Its all for the cause, after all.) In part, he probably expected the other speedsters to at least be distracted, if not to actively try to save the underling, allowing him free reign to kill Max Mercury. |
19:3 |
This is the remnants of the Speed Ninja who was kicked out the window. (Speed Ninjas turn to dust when they get beaten.) |
21:1, 22:1 |
Observe that both Jenni and Jay were cut by the Speed Ninjas sword, but Jays facial cut has apparently healed already. Both Max and Savitar have shown the ability to use their speed to metabolize wounds; Jay must be able to do that as well, but Jenni has yet to learn the skill. |
22:2 |
Like Max had much choice? He was rather unconscious at the time. |
The third word balloon is poorly positioned; it should be pointed at Jenni, not Johnny. |
22:3 |
Max knowing Jennis name may simply indicate that he was aware of the discussion in The Flash #109 for Jesse Quick to use Jennis flight ring. This occurs prior to Impulse #21, where it is indicated that Legionnaires met Max Mercury at some point, in a tale not yet told. (That untold tale, though, occurs in Maxs future.) |
Gee, Jenni. You dont feel like a fifth (seventh?) wheel or anything, do you? First you get yanked from the 30th century to do this crossover, and then you sit most of it out. (Sure, you get a key part in the conclusion, but you still got sidelined for most of the action.) |
Reprints |
This issue was reprinted in The Flash: Dead Heat trade paperback collection. |