March 27, 2009

Flash: Rebirth #1 Variant Covers Revealed

Category: Flash News — By Kelson @ 11:08 am

Midtown Comics has posted images of the covers for Flash: Rebirth #1, shipping next week!

Flash: Rebirth (Standard) via Midtown Comics Flash: Rebirth #1 Variant from Midtown Comics

On the left is the standard cover, using the now-familiar image of the Flash putting on his boots. On the right is the retailer incentive variant, showing Barry Allen as he ejects his costume from his ring. Both are by series artist Ethan Van Sciver.

The Midtown Comics website does point out that these aren’t necessarily scans of the actual comics, and could be stock images.

Found via this ComicBloc thread.

6 Responses to “Flash: Rebirth #1 Variant Covers Revealed”

  1. Brandan says:

    I really want that variant, but I’ll be just as happy to get the standard. As long as its not that boring/average front view shot of Barry on one knee.

    .-= Brandan’s latest Twitter post: SpeedsterSite: RT: @SpeedForceOrg ComicBloc has pix of Flash:Rebirth #1 variant cover http://is.gd/phB3 =-.

  2. papa zero says:

    Barry has some big neck going on!

  3. muggins says:

    I’d really like the variant but dude at the comic shop told me it’d be $20 and I just can’t spend that much.

  4. Kelson says:

    It occurs to me that I’ve never paid more than cover price for a brand-new variant comic. I’ve paid more for back-issue variants, of course.

    The most I’ve ever spent on a variant comic is $20, but that was cover price for the Wondercon exclusive version of Farscape #1 — which I bought directly from the publisher, and physically handed the writer a $20 bill!

  5. Jason West says:

    i nearly cried when i saw those two covers…

    dammit, i’m glad Geoff’s back at the helm. (pardon my language…) i’m so excited for this series!

    .-= Jason West’s latest blog post: 1 Week!!! =-.

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