Where else would you need Morrison school supplies?
Edit: It gets better. There’s a comic store in the same shopping center.
These would be for the Multiversity, right?
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This Week (April 7): Flash Secret Files and More
Definite and likely Flash appearances this week:
The Flash: Secret Files and Origins 2010 #1
![[Cover]](https://speedforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/flash_secretfiles-197x300.jpg)
Flash Facts! In the aftermath of BLACKEST NIGHT and THE FLASH: REBIRTH comes the beginning of a new era for Barry Allen and the deadly Rogues! As Barry readjusts to life again, strange happenings explode across Central City that will lead to one of the most bizarre murder mysteries Barry will ever face in the upcoming THE FLASH #1! Plus, don’t miss Wally West, Kid Flash, Gorilla Grodd and a cold case that will send The Flash down a path unlike any other. Run — don’t walk — to pick it up!
48 pg, FC, $3.99 US
Written by GEOFF JOHNS
Art by SCOTT KOLINS, FRANCIS MANAPUL & OTHERS
Cover by FRANCIS MANAPUL
Titans at Dragon*Con
Teen Titans, originally uploaded by Dharma Initiate.
While looking for photos of Flash costumes at more recent conventions, I stumbled on this incredible meet-up from last year’s Dragon*Con, with Teen Titans cosplayers covering every era of the team from Kid Flash to Raven to Jericho, Superboy, and Static.
Be sure to check out the rest of Dharma Initiate’s Dragon*Con 2009 set, including pictures of two Kid Flashes goofing off, Titans battling Deathstroke, and group shots with at least two Superboys and three different Wonder Girls.
More Flash at WonderCon: Brightest Day
I didn’t make it into the Brightest Day panel today, but Newsarama’s live blog has some Flash tidbits.
Be aware that this has SPOILERS FOR BLACKEST NIGHT #8. At the DC Editorial panel, the panelists were asking that people not spoil the issue with their questions, and suggested going out afterward, buying a copy of the book on the con floor, then coming back to the Brightest Day panel.
More Flash (and Other Stuff) at WonderCon: Saturday DC Editorial
I attended the DC Editorial presentation at WonderCon today. I don’t have nearly as detailed a report as Newsarama’s, but I posted a few items to Twitter over the course of the hour and a half Q&A session:
- JT Krul: There’s not a lot of bright colors in [Rise of Arsenal]. Brian Hitch(?): Well, there’s red…
- Geoff Johns: No “Teen Lantern.”
- On Superboy Prime returning: “He’ll eventually be back. He’s like a cockroach.”
- Spoiler Lad is at the mike right now…
- Why aren’t Rip & Booster dealing w/ Zoom & Batman? GJ: They will.
- How soon will we see Captain Cold & Mirror Master in the new Flash series? GJ: In issue 1. And 2, and 3, and 4….
- The Geoff Johns/Scott Kolins Wally West stories that were going to be backups: We’ll probably see them eventually.
- Jim Lee: It’s a lot harder to get digital comics signed at cons…
- Fan asks about bringing Mortal Kombat chars into DCU. No plans. Geoff Johns adds: Captain Cold would kill Sub-Zero so fast…
I have a few photos as well, including both the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh and Jim Lee coming up to the microphone to ask questions.
Update: CBR’s write-up is online now.
Update 2: I’ve posted my write-up on the whole convention.
WonderCon Saturday Photos Are Up!
Batman of Zurr-enn-Arrh, originally uploaded by Kelson.
I did in fact make it to WonderCon on Saturday, and I’ve posted my photos to Flickr. (No, that’s not me! The Batman of Zur-En-Arrh was just happy that he got his question answered at the DC Editorial panel.)
Last night the hotel wifi was horribly slow. Today it’s much faster. Probably because a lot of people are either just leaving the con or at dinner right now.
Update: My con report is online!