Speed Force

The results of the division championships in Comics Should Be Good’s DC/Marvel favorite character tournament are in. Flash (Wally West) was up against Spider-Man to win the Westchester division. Spider-Man won by one vote. He’ll move on to face Captain America, Batman and Thor.

Flash (Wally West) defeated Power Girl in round three of Comics Should Be Good’s March Madness Tournament, and moves on to the next round.

Who will be the fan favorite in the Westchester Division: Wally West or Peter Parker? Vote in round 4!

Flash defeated Magneto in Round 2 of Comics Should Be Good’s favorite character poll, and moves on to the next round. Vote in round 3: Wonder Woman vs. Spider-Man and Flash vs. Power Girl.

Interesting note: Power Girl narrowly defeated Wolverine in round 2!

Readers picked Flash Wally West over Morpheus the Sandman in round 1 of CSBG’s DC/Marvel favorite character tournament, and now he moves on to round 2, up against Magneto.

There’s only a couple of hours left in round 1 of the Westchester division of CSBG’s DC/Marvel tourney. Wally West faces off against the Sandman.

Over in the Smallville division, Barry Allen lost to Martian Manhunter, so this is the last chance for a Flash to advance to round 2.

Comics Should Be Good’s DC/Marvel favorite character tournament continues. The Flash (Wally West) faces off against the Sandman (Morpheus) in Westchester Division Round 1.

There are a few hours left to vote in Smallville Round 1, in which Flash (Barry Allen) is pitted against the Martian Manhunter.

Comics Should Be Good is running a Comic Book March Madness tournament, starting with 64 characters in four divisions. Two Flashes appear on the list: Barry Allen in the Smallville division and Wally West in the Westchester division.

Voting is open in Smallville Round 1, pitting Barry Allen against the Martian Manhunter.

The results are in! Here are readers’ favorite Flash stories from 2011, as voted on at twtpoll:

Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato’s current New 52 storyline, “Mob Rule,” is the clear winner, with Flashpoint taking a solid second-place spot and the DC Retroactive: The Flash 1980s special a respectable third. the 1990s Retroactive book and Flashpoint: Kid Flash Lost round out the top 5, with the rest of the stories — including the second half of the Geoff Johns’ run on the regular series — barely represented at all.

Full results after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

There are less than 12 hours left to vote in the poll for your favorite Flash story of the year! Please vote here, and feel free to stop by the comments section of the original post if you want to discuss your choice or the results so far.

Voting closes at roughly 4:30pm PST.

I thought this was going to be a shorter list, but then I remembered a bunch of guest spots from earlier in the year. (I’ve probably missed a few, and I deliberately didn’t include Justice League since it’s a team book & not a Flash spotlight.)

If you have any problems voting here on Speed Force, or you just want to see the results, you can view the poll at Twtpoll.