Aquawoman and Flash from the Rule 63 Justice League.
Saturday’s WonderCon photos are up on Flickr.
The main bit of Flash news that I caught: Heat Wave is up next after Weather Wizard, leading into the big Rogues battle.
I’ll be attending WonderCon this weekend in Anaheim, California. This will be my fourth visit to WonderCon, though the last few were all up in its usual San Francisco location.
I considered liveblogging some of the DC panels, but decided I didn’t want to lug around the laptop, and I can’t type fast enough on the phone to really do a liveblog justice.
Here’s what I will be doing online:
More: Past convention coverage (write-ups, photos and more).
Speed Force is proud to announce the return of Flash Collector Showcase!
Here at Speed Force we are showcasing Flash memorabilia collectors and their collections from all over the world. Whether it be comics, toys, t-shirts, collectibles or art; if it’s a collection and it’s main focus or a large part of it relates to The Flash or his Rogues, this is the place to find it!
To that end all collectors interested in having their collection possibly featured in a future Flash Collector Showcase please send your name, geographic location, a short biography, some background on your collection, and about 3 to 6 pictures to my email
Today we have Hugues Charron, who hails from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Hugues’ collection has been showcased previously on CBR’s Shelf Porn feature.
At Instructables, BrittLiv shows you how to make a LEGO Jay Garrick Flash Drive. Complete instructions, photos and video. (via Failblog WIN!)
Now if only Mimobot would take a cue from this while they have the DC license…
The New 52 designs have been filtering into the costuming community since they were revealed last summer. David Ngo spotted this one, the first I’ve seen featuring Jim Lee’s revised Flash design, at MegaCon this past weekend.
Chin guard? Check. Seams? Check. Gold circle around emblem? Check. V-cut boots? Check.
Now if someone can just figure out a practical way to make the seams glow…
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. Continue reading