Comments on: Speed Reading: Retro Reviews, Doug Hazlewood, TV Shows and More http://speedforce.org/2009/03/retro-hazlewood-tv-morrison/ Tracking the Flash - the Fastest Man Alive Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:27:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Dixon http://speedforce.org/2009/03/retro-hazlewood-tv-morrison/#comment-1265 Dixon Wed, 11 Mar 2009 15:36:59 +0000 http://speedforce.org/?p=2733#comment-1265 <i>"That’s actually one of the things Wallys’ long-term fans like most about the character: that we’ve seen him grow and change naturally, rather than simply be given a personality transplant whenever a new writer shows up."</i> You said it, Kelson. Spot on. The long-term maturation of Wally West depicted in <i>The Flash</i> was of a kind I'd never seen in comics before. It showed true reverence for and dedication to the character and his mythology. Is it any wonder we're all so worried that he's simply going to be tossed aside once Barry Allen returns? .-= Dixon’s latest blog post: <a href="http://thefastestmanalive.blogspot.com/2009/03/flash-find-megacon.html" rel="nofollow">Flash Find: MegaCon</a> =-. “That’s actually one of the things Wallys’ long-term fans like most about the character: that we’ve seen him grow and change naturally, rather than simply be given a personality transplant whenever a new writer shows up.”

You said it, Kelson. Spot on. The long-term maturation of Wally West depicted in The Flash was of a kind I’d never seen in comics before. It showed true reverence for and dedication to the character and his mythology.

Is it any wonder we’re all so worried that he’s simply going to be tossed aside once Barry Allen returns?

.-= Dixon’s latest blog post: Flash Find: MegaCon =-.

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