“Family Of Rogues” Clip

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The CW has released a one and a half minute clip from this week’s episode of The Flash, titled “Family Of Rogues”. It features Team Flash investigating one of the breaches to Earth-2.

https://youtu.be/M9DGM1POZVs

Also, Entertainment Weekly has an interview with Shantel VanSanten (Patty Spivot) about her character’s motivations and developing relationship with Barry. (Though why does the interviewer think Patty’s a new character in the comics?)

Who’s looking forward to this week’s episode? Let us know in the comments!

On the Run in January’s Flash #48

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Flash #48

DC Comics’ January solicitations are rolling out, including:

THE FLASH #48
Written by ROBERT VENDITTI and VAN JENSEN
Art by JESUS MERINO
Cover by IVAN REIS and JOE PRADO
Coloring Book Variant cover by DEREC DONOVAN
On sale JANUARY 27 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T

In the aftermath his recent clash with Zoom, The Flash finds himself on the run…from the law! And the task force charged with arresting him is made up of his enemies, The Rogues!

Update: Current Flash artist Brett Booth confirmed on Twitter that he’s leaving the book at the end of the current story arc. Booth came on board with Venditti and Jensen in April 2014.

“Family Of Rogues” Stills, And A Rogue On Arrow

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The CW has released some official still images from next week’s episode of The Flash, titled “Family Of Rogues”. This is the episode which introduces the Snarts’ abusive father, Lewis (Michael Ironside). Flashfans.org has the full gallery of pictures.

 

And here’s the full trailer for next week’s episode of Arrow, titled “Restoration”. The villain for the story is Flash Rogue Jeremy Tell, aka Double Down (played by JR Bourne), and I’m pleased about the way he looks in the promo.

Will you both watching one or both of these episodes next week? Let us know your thoughts.

This Week’s Flash Backissue: Iris’ Parents and Robo-Lincoln

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DC is going through one of the goofier eras of Flash comics in their digital backlist. This week they’ve added Flash #210, in which Barry and Iris travel to the distant future to visit Iris’ birth parents (in the comics she discovers that she’s adopted, and was sent back in time to the 20th century as a baby). After a devastating war, Earth-West has decided the best way to rebuild is to appoint a robotic duplicate of Abraham Lincoln as President. Enemies from Earth-East send a robotic duplicate of John Wilkes Booth to assassinate him.

Wrestling is involved.

Flash #210: Robo-Lincoln vs. Robo-Booth