Jesse Quick as the Flash Ame-Comi Statue, originally uploaded by Kelson.
Spotted at the DC booth at Comic-Con International.
Jesse Quick as the Flash Ame-Comi Statue
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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Comic-Con 2010 Young Justice Cartoon Preview ****UPDATED****
The WB has uploaded a Young Justice Cartoon Preview from the San Diego Comic-Con. In it we get a look at the designs of the team members, including Kid Flash and some insights on what the show will be focusing on.
I’m liking Kid Flash’s look a little more. It looks a lot better in motion than it does static:
DC Focus: Geoff Johns – Live at Comic-Con 2010
If all goes well, a few minutes after this post goes live, I’ll be live-blogging the panel! Once it gets started, the view here should update automatically as I add to it.
2:01 Geoff Johns has just walked onstage. “I’m supposed to have a moderator. He didn’t show up.”
2:02 Big Green Lantern (movie?) logo on screen.
2:03 “Oh, yeah, I also worked on…” YJ, DCUO
2:03 1/2 second of Blue Beetle footage – “Oh, wait, pause that!” “Nooooo!”
2:04 Says his job as CCO is to bring as many of DC’s characters as possible beyond comics – and do it *properly.*
DC Nation Kickoff – Live at Comic-Con
If all goes well, a few minutes after this post goes live, I’ll be live-blogging the panel! Once it gets started, the view here should update automatically as I add to it.
11:30 Welcome to the Speed Force live coverage of the DC Nation Kickoff at SDCC! This is a bit of an experiment, and the network connection is pretty slow, so we’ll see how it goes.
11:31 Dan Didio is introducing himself and the panel
11:31 DD: There is no big announcement from DC, I think DC is big enough as it is!
11:32 DD: bringing someone back from the dead… Hawkgirl!
11:32 Bob Wayne is up next
11:33 Jeff Lemire
11:33 Bill Willingham now…
11:34 J.T. Krull & Nicola Scott
11:34 “The man who made Justice Cry….James Robinson”
11:36 DD: Last year everyone was saying there was too much Death in DC comics, and now they’re applauding it. (re: Action Comics) Continue reading
Speed Reading: Moments, Covers, Shoes, Rebirth, Brightest Day and No Ordinary Family
Some mid-week linkblogging as Comic-Con gets going…
Less than a week in, CSBG’s 75 Most Memorable Moments in DC History has already cited two Flash moments: The discovery of Earth-2 (“Flash of Two Worlds”) made day four, and Barry Allen’s lab-accident origin made day five.
Once Upon a Geek has been featuring DC Comics ads from shortly after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Today’s spotlight includes a 1987 ad for the then-new Flash series.
The Hooded Utilitarian really disliked Flash: Rebirth. (To be honest, I pretty much agree with this review — and yet I’m really enjoying the ongoing Flash series. It’s as if the two stories are being written by two different writers, both of them named Geoff Johns.)
Yesterday, artist Greg LaRocque dropped by to shed some light on the Flash Jam Sketch posted last month.
Adidas has winged shoes going on sale August 10.
Yahoo News posts a photo of three JSA cosplayers from last year’s Comic-Con International, dressed as the Golden Age Hourman, Atom and Flash (with Dr. Mid-Nite barely visible behind them). I think this is the group I ran into on the day that I was dressed as Jay Garrick, and one of them said, “I was you yesterday!”
Comics Alliance presents today’s comic book covers reimagined in the Silver Age
Firestorm Fan spotlights an Old West Firestorm and Sillof’s Gaslight Justice League.
The Weekly Crisis has analyzed the Brightest Day teaser image.
Marc Guggenheim talks to Newsarama about his upcoming TV series No Ordinary Family, about a family who gains super-powers but aren’t super-heroes. Early reports had the mother (Julie Benz) gaining super-speed, but this interview makes no mention of what anyone’s powers are.
Geoff Johns Talks Flash and Flashpoint
CBR has posted a new installment of Geoff Johns Prime, the recurring question-and-answer feature with DC Comics’ Chief Creative Officer. In this one, he talks about Green Lantern, Brightest Day, what comics he reads…and of course the Flash.
Some of the speedy topics covered include working with Francis Manapul, writing Barry Allen vs. writing Wally West, and untangling the Reverse Flash’s timeline.
As for what’s coming up in The Flash:
Coming up, we’ll see a new supporting cast member, a new villain, the return of the Pied Piper, more on Captain Boomerang and, of course, the Flash Family as we race towards “Flashpoint.”
It’s nice to know we’ll see Piper again. He was set up to be a major player in Rogues’ Revenge, then sort of faded into the background. And I’m all for seeing more members of the Flash family.
He even dropped a little information about Flashpoint, the mysterious Andy Kubert-drawn story that was teased at the end of The Flash #1
“Flashpoint” is five-issue series that’s going to introduce a lot of new and familiar characters, focus on Barry Allen and the DCU and it’s out sometime next year.
Head over to CBR to read the whole feature.