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Flash Fashion Facts from the Agent of S.T.Y.L.E.

Blog@Newsarama’s Agent of S.T.Y.L.E. feature has been running a three-part series by Alan Kistler on the Flashes’ costumes.

  1. Flash Fashion Facts!*
  2. Kid Flash Fashion Facts!
  3. The Renegade Flash Facts of Fashion!

*Update: The Blog@Newsarama pieces are gone; Kistler has moved the column to The Mary Sue, and has run an updated version of part 1 (link updated above).

On a related note, a few years back I put together a comparison of Wally West’s costumes, or at least those that contributed elements to his current outfit.

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Some more linkblogging for the weekend!

Art. These were all found by Devin at The Fastest Fan Alive.

More Flashy links

General comics links.

Quick Links: Artist Interviews — Andy Kubert on Flashpoint, Francis Manapul on Flash

Two recent interviews with Flash artists:

The Source posted a Q&A with Andy Kubert focusing on his work on Flashpoint. He doesn’t reveal anything about the story, but talks about the process of working with Geoff Johns, redesigning characters, and being sworn to secrecy on a project that everyone knows he’s working on.

Ain’t It Cool News’ Johnny Destructo interviewed Francis Manapul. He talks about how he got into comics, how he ended up working on Adventure Comics and The Flash (interestingly, it seems that someone else was going to draw The Flash, but backed out), his art process, pacing, Central City, and de-aging Iris.

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First, some links to art!

More Flashy links:

More comics links

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Flashy links:

General comics links:

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Flash and Speedsters

Fan Art

  • Dennis Culver puts neglected super-heroes to work as members of Batman, Inc. at ComicsAlliance. Naturally, my favorite is Wally West, the Batman of Keystone City.
  • The Line It Is Drawn #26 homages classic comic covers with new characters, ocusing on a romance theme in honor of Valentine’s Day. Move over Archie/Betty/Veronica: Here’s Clark/Diana/Lois!

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