Linkblogging for the weekend…

Flash and Flashpoint:

• That F’ing Monkey: Flash Friday: Holy Grails reveals a Flash board game from 1967.
• A Noob’s View of Flashpoint at Primary Ignition
• Remember Jerome K. Moore’s Young Justice Flash Family Portrait? Here’s a follow-up: Young Justice Flash Family 2.
• Geoff Johns gets profiled by the Detroit Free Press

The DC Relaunch is still a hot topic:

• Agent of S.T.Y.L.E.: The Fashion of the DCnU! Part 2
• Reboot? Revamp? Make up your mind! Comic Book Revolution calls out DC Comics
• Another pass at an alternate DCU relaunch from She Has No Head! at CSBG
• Newsarama talks to the M.I.A. CREATORS of the DCnU
• A Visual Guide To The DC Relaunch at Bleeding Cool
• The Grumpy Color: Robot 6’s Grumpy Old Fan and Fifth Color get together to dig into the DCU relaunch in a two-part article.
  New Jim Lee Justice League art from the ‘Toon Tumblers series of collectible glasses.

Some weekend linkblogging…

Flashy Links

• That F’ing Monkey: Flash Glasses

DC Relaunch

• The 10 biggest surprises of the Revamped DCnU (Newsarama)
• Newsarama: Write or Wrong #68DCnU = DOCTOR WHO?
• Inside Pulse: Top 5 Pitfalls With Flash, Green Lantern, Batman & Superman
• DCnU M.I.A. – Top Heroes MissingFrom DC’s Revamp – Newsarama
• Characters We Want in the New DCU – IGN
• CBR Readers Rank the 52 DC Comics Relaunch Titles. Bleeding Cool has alternate interpretations of the results.
• Grumpy Old Fan looks at September and the New DCU

Other Comics

• Why Marvel and DC Should Be Making Superhero Webcomics – ComicsAlliance
• DC Universe, Year 1000: Ulises Farinas Imagines a World of Medieval DC Superheroes – ComicsAlliance
• CSBG: The Line It Is Drawn #45: Comic Book Characters/Muppet Mash-Ups!
• Silver-Age Final Crisis by Kerry Callen

And some more weekend linkblogging! The final installment of our DC Relaunch reactions will be up this afternoon.

• Captain Cold Cosplay (via TRKA)
• Rainbow Raider Responds by Adam Withers (TRKA)
• Piper and Trickster by Dave Grote, Jr. (TRKA)
• Flash Motorcycle Jacket (FFA)

And this wraps up the weekend’s linkblogging!

• Rise Of The Cons: SoCal’s Three Cons – I’m definitely heading to Long Beach this year, but I’m not sure about Wizard’s Los Angeles con or Comikaze Expo.
• Grumpy Old Fan’s Alternative 30 Essential Graphic Novels at Robot 6
• CSBG’s Thor test case: Converting movie super-hero viewers to comic readers.
• Giant-Size Geek reviews Carmine Infantino: Penciller, Publisher, Provocateur, TwoMorrows’ massive book focusing on the classic Flash artist
• Quote(s) of the day at Robot6: The audience doesn’t know what it wants. Picking up from a remark in a recent Mark Waid interview, they explore the nature of what “the audience” says it wants, and why trying to chase that isn’t always the best way to deliver a good story…or even what the audience actually wants.
• The Oatmeal vs. Content Farmers
• Offsite events at Comic-Con International (San Diego)
• Speed Force and Flash: Those Who Ride the Lightning make Comics Should Be Good’s Month of Comic Book Sites. Thanks, guys!