This is truly a great issue and while there are some small details that feel just a touch cliche at times, the sum of the parts here is just a really strong story.
To be clear, this is a long book, but it does not drag and a huge component of that is Vasco Georgiev's art that manages to be both classic and unique in the same breath.
The issue reveals the purpose of the Voidsong but also packs some revelations that show us quite a bit about both Arthur and Barry while, simultaneously, those developments also drive the story even further in an unexpected and fascinating direction. This is not the case in Aquaman & The Flash: Voidsong #2. In most cases, you get a good run with one element but the other lacks just slightly. One of the things that can be tricky in comics with large stories that carry end of the world level stakes is finding balance between pushing the narrative forward and exploring the characters the story centers around.
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