It's not actually fully confirmed until about midway through the first season actually, when Barry first faces the Reverse Flash. In the first few episodes we just see Harrison doing bad stuff at the end of each episode, but without any concrete connection to the Reverse Flash.

I've got too where Barry, Kaitlin and Cisco figure it out. I hand kind of guessed it pretty shortly after Reverse Flash was revealed.

Don't question where I got the season without Netflix

Yeah, it really sucks when I don't have my own keys and I'm out on the floor grabbing a product from a cage for an OMS, and somebody needs a carry-out, so I have to get the laptop/camera/whatever back to the warehouse and then head up to the front, ignoring three or four more OMS orders that came through while I was gone lol. It's really a pain, and I haven't talked to too many sales associates that really understand how much shit we do back there.

We had a new guy start an OMS order then right before submitting it, canceled it.He then proceeded to charge the customer anyway. Needless to say that dude is gone now.

Agree with you there. He did a great job of closing it out. Yeah, there were some places where you could tell it was him, but he was basically filling in the blanks. Jordan had written a good chunk of it already and then personally chose Sanderson to finish it off when he knew he'd not get it done. Really, anybody saying Sanderson did a bad job is saying Jordan did a bad job.

I'm pretty sure I have read other books of his. He's a quite prolific author and doesn't confine himself to any one genre. I know he's done some collaborations for novelizing major TV shows and movies, in addition to his original works.

Sanderson may have finished it out, but everything he wrote was proof read by Jordans wife, who was Jordans editor anyway.

I still haven't read Sandersons books for the series. I need to sit down and re-read the series again.

One specific part always sticks in my mind though.
It describes the spell cast as the enemies being thrown into a meat grinder. Always kinda stuck with me as one of the best descriptions ever.

Wasn´t that when the Asha´man saved Rand? Or at least it happened back then, too, iirc. The whole battle with the first "real" attack of the Asha´man was brutal and incredibly well-written.

Oh jeez, yeah. When the Asha'man first let loose and shred the Aiel. That was very well described. I could see quite clearly some kind of invisible spinning death cylinder of blood and bones rolling along.

What would Luffy even do? At the moment, his biggest attack has "only" manages to crack a city in two. While admittedly that's pretty good, it's nothing compered to Goku.

True that. A couple buddies of mine do their own kind of death battle as fair as possible and it usually comes out like this in order from strongest to weakest. Goku-Toriko- Luffy-Naruto-Ichigo. Sometime I throw in a random like Yusuke Urameshi to sweeten the pot. Then he usually takes toriko's place or at least 3rd

Like that one movie?