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Flashpoint Reading Order #16
Flashpoint: Deadman and the Flying Graysons #3
The curtain's about to drop, but before then, the remaining circus members must keep the Helmet of Fate from falling into Amazon hands. But how much is the Deadman really willing to sacrifice?
20 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 10, 2011
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J.T. Krul
555 books31 followersJ. T. Krul is an American comic book writer, best known for his work on Aspen MLT's Fathom comic series. He is a graduate of Michigan State University, holding a Bachelors in Film and Video Production.
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May 6, 2025
That was a nice ending, the art still sucks but the story was good.
The story was below mediocre from the get go, but the punchline made it matter.
We read this alternate universes because we want to see these heroes in a new light. What would happen to them if their lives took a different turn here and there.
And now we know, Dick Grayson became doctor fate, and deadman is invisible but he is helping Dick who doesn't even realize he is there, and both of them are with the resistance now.
I have like 11 Flash Point story issues left to read will probably finish them in 5 years if they remain of the same quality.
I didn't know when I started them that I didn't need to read them, and now it feels like it's too late to stop 😂
The story was below mediocre from the get go, but the punchline made it matter.
We read this alternate universes because we want to see these heroes in a new light. What would happen to them if their lives took a different turn here and there.
And now we know, Dick Grayson became doctor fate, and deadman is invisible but he is helping Dick who doesn't even realize he is there, and both of them are with the resistance now.
I have like 11 Flash Point story issues left to read will probably finish them in 5 years if they remain of the same quality.
I didn't know when I started them that I didn't need to read them, and now it feels like it's too late to stop 😂
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