Mindless Ones takes an extensive look at the Morrison/Millar Flash run, focusing on the excellent Jay Garrick spotlight issue, Flash v.2 #134.
Flash: Rebirth #1 makes up a large chunk of the Weekly Crisis’ Moments of the Week.
4thLetter! asks, “You know what was hilarious?”
Daryl Tay wonders, New Flash or Old Flash? — contrasting the quick sell-out of Flash: Rebirth #1 with Newsarama’s “Who’s your favorite Flash” poll in which visitors overwhelmingly chose Wally West over Barry Allen.
The Four Color Media Monitor is glad to hear that Bart Allen is back.
Comicbook.com has 10 “Are You JOKING” Moments in Comic Books including the April 2008 return of Barry Allen
The Hero Initiative has announced their schedule for Free Comic Book Day (Saturday, May 2). Among other events, former Flash writers Mark Waid and Marc Guggenheim will be appearing at Collector’s Paradise in Winnetka, California from 12:00-3:00.
The first issue of Mark Waid’s Irredeemable sold out in one day, and will get a second printing.
The Weekly Crisis talks about corporate comics, with DC and Marvel as Intellectual Property companies first, and comics companies second.
Once Upon a Geek digs up an old ad for COIE…back when the title was going to be “DC Universe: Crisis on Infinite Earths.”
And totally off-topic, there’s Rorschach Reviews Watchmen.
Excellent is right! The Flash (v.2) #134 is one of my all-time favorite issues. It’s an undeniably touching story.
Dixon’s latest blog post: Flash Facts: Reaction Time