All told, what we get from these this meeting is a recap of what’s been happening with the disappearing huntsmen and huntresses and the brainwashing mystery. His mother Nora is still alive in this universe, but that does not add anything to the story either, except to be an easter egg for DC readers. While Barry’s RWBY-fied design is fine, it fails to reach the standard set by the original trinity, and we don’t really get any details about him except for the fact that he’s a faunus speedster… and that’s pretty much it. If the creative team were intent on making Barry the main Flash character, they should not have made Jessie so much more engaging. In theory that’s a fine bait and switch… except for the fact that Barry is nowhere near as well designed as Jessie is, and the issue spends a lot more time on her than him. As they investigate the area, we are initially led to believe that the speedster they are searching for is a fox faunus version of Jessie Quick, but as Ruby chases down the wily girl, it’s then revealed that she is only a decoy for the real Flash: Barry Allen. The two don’t seem to have much chemistry, and except for observation from Bruce on how oddly Clark was acting towards Weiss last issue, the two barely even speak to each other throughout the chapter.
The first half of the issue focuses on Bruce and Ruby’s attempts to find and secure the mysterious speedster roaming the Faunus Quarter. Art By: Emanuela Lupacchino, Wade Von Grawbadger, Hi-Fi, and Gabriela Downieįlash and Cyborg join the party in this third installment of RWBY/Justice League, as our paired-off groups investigate their leads on the ongoing mystery threatening the world of Remnant.
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