December 1, 2011

Flash #3 Variant Cover by Jim Lee

Category: Covers — By Kelson @ 3:07 pm

Somehow, I missed seeing this cover until today. I guess with the early preview, DC just didn’t get around to posting it online. Thanks to Aaron Louis Kessler of the Flash and Other Members of the Speed Force group on Facebook for the scan!

Speaking of Flash #3, I’m sorry I’m so far behind on reviews. It’s been a busy couple of months. Who am I kidding, it’s been a busy year! I’ll see if I can do a combined review of #2 and #3, or just go straight to #3, sometime in the next week.

Speaking of that preview, it was one of DC’s first posts on Google+. Speed Force is on Google+ [edit: fixed link] too, so please add us to your circles!

6 Responses to “Flash #3 Variant Cover by Jim Lee”

  1. ===The ====Flash1990 says:

    That is an amazing cover!!

  2. Wayne Lippa says:

    I saw it in my LCS and had to have it. Fortunately for me, he gets something like 14 or 15 variant covers for each of the series that have them so far (excluding Justice League), so I got it for a not-too-bad price.

  3. married guy says:

    I’m getting all the Flash variants for cover price from my store which makes me a VERY happy camper!

    That said, I didn’t get the 1:200 variant for issue 1 and there’s NO WAY I’m forking over $200 for a comic book!!

    • Wayne Lippa says:

      I’m currently looking to get all the “regular” Flash variants too, at least for the forseeable future. And even if my LCS ordered enough copies to get a 1:200 variant (which he doesn’t by a longshot), I wouldn’t even consider getting that variant. There’s no way I could justify spending that much for a variant.

  4. Martin Gray says:

    It’s rather nice, the figure is maybe just a little too stiff. But overall, a winner, with great colouring. That new logo is actually growing on me.

  5. West says:

    It’s a badass cover, no doubt. It really makes the viewer sit up and take notice that the Flash might be pretty cool and worth a (fifth) look.

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