Crave Online has a preview of Flash #51, available today. The Riddler has set up shop in Central City, and makes his move against the Flash *and* the Rogues!
Written by Van Jensen, art by Gus Vazquez, Joe Eisma and Guy Major. Cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado and Alex Sinclair, variant cover by John Romita, Jr., Danny Miki and Alex Sinclair
Here’s the extended promo for next week’s episode of The Flash, titled “The Runaway Dinosaur”. Be sure to watch this week’s episode before watching the trailer!
Next week’s episode will be the one directed by Kevin Smith. Looking forward to finding out what happens next? Share your thoughts on what you hope to see for Team Flash!
There is a LOT happening as we get closer to the season finale of THE FLASH – just 3 episodes left after tonight. Barry has to decide whether to try a dangerous experiment to regain his speed, while Zoom plans a takeover of Earth 1. But, if you think that was ALL that was going on this week…wow, do YOU have a surprise coming! The show is (to coin a phrase) “picking up speed” as we head to the end of season 2…and if you want to know more, just follow us after the jump!
SPOILERS AHEAD!
Here’s a sneak peek at this week’s episode of The Flash, titled “Rupture”. It’s a clip from the episode itself.
And the CW’s official blog has the one-page official comic promo for the episode as well.
Hope everybody’s looking forward to the episode tonight!
After several years adding more Flash back issues to their digital catalog on an almost weekly basis, DC stopped. Only the new comics would show up on ComiXology, so I stopped keeping an eye out.
It turns out DC has started up again. The main Flash series from 1987 onward have been complete for a ehile, and DC had been working on filling in the 1959-1986 series when they stopped. Over the past two months they’ve added:
Flash/Green Lantern: Faster Friends, a two part miniseries starring Wally West and Kyle Rayner as they find one of Jay Garrick and Alan Scott’s old cases comes back to haunt them. (Also one issue showed up on LOST, mainly I think because they find a polar bear.)
Flash 50th Anniversary Special, in which three generations of Flashes battle the same villain across the ages, and a future Flash John Fox makes his debut.
Flash 80-page Giant #1 and #2, each featuring a mix of Jay, Barry, Wally and Bart, plus max Mercury and Jesse Quick.
DC First: Superman/Flash, featuring the first race between Superman and Jay Garrick.
Flash Secret Files #3, which introduced Hunter Zolomon.
Flash (1959) #107, which was skipped for some reason the when they started releasing the Silver Age Barry Allen issues.
And there’s also a digital collection of theMorrison /Millar /Ryan / Mhan run. The individual issues have been available already, but now you can get them all in one package.
Here’s the official synopsis for the second-last episode of the season, due to air on May 17th. More (including spoilers) behind the jump.