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Meanwhile on the rooftop, Iris reveals herself to Joe, who thought he just witnessed his daughter’s murder. took her place and used the transmogrifier to disguise himself. Let’s get the most important development out of the way: Iris West isn’t dead. But first, The Flash has to deal with Savitar.

#CISCO SAVITAR SERIES#

Most importantly, it sets up a fourth season that should allow the series to get back to its core ethos: heartwarming narratives, zany villains, and a dash of pathos. It’s haphazardly paced and structured, although there are enough strong emotional beats, suspenseful action scenes, and good acting to make it a compelling finale. The mishandling of Wally, who has receded into the background since escaping from the Speed Force prison, exemplifies issues I’ve had with this entire season. (This happens for reasons I’ll explain later.) Wally taking on Barry’s position should hit with force, but instead it is crafted as an afterthought. Nestled near the very end of this season finale, Barry decides to pass his mantle to Wally so that he becomes the sole Flash for Central City. This show’s version of Wally, actor Keiynan Lonsdale, has a fun, warm presence that does the character justice even as his character veered in directions I didn’t always agree with. I credit Wally West for sparking my obsession with comics.

It fleshes him out in fascinating ways so he isn’t trapped in the shadow of his predecessor and mentor, Barry Allen. I remember being giddy with excitement as a kid as I read Mark Waid and Greg LaRocque’s Born to Run origin story for Wally. For a certain generation, Wally West is the Flash.

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