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Kevin Shinick, best known for his Robot Chicken voiceover work, but also for writing Marvel Comics' Spider-Man comic books a few years ago, is back in comics in October – but for DC Comics now – and will be writing the Flash ongoing series from #763, with bigtime Marvel Comics artist Clayton Henry, known for[...]

The big DC Comics Free Comic Book Day title was meant to be Generation Zero, an epilogue to Scott Lobdell and Brett Booth's Flash Forward, and would lead into the Generation volumes that would end with Generation Five – otherwise known as 5G It would also show off the new DC Timeline. A version of the[...]

Flash Facts, is a graphic anthology geared toward readers ages 8-12, curated by the Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik intended to aligns with Next Generation Science Standards, to provide a bridge between S.T.E.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) lessons taught inside the classroom and how these principles affect everyday lives. The short stories demonstrating various S.T.E.M[...]

Barry Allen, the Flash is forced to team up with two of his most dangerous villains — the cop turned murderer Godspeed and his long time nemesis the Reverse Flash — to battle Paradox, whose family died as a result of a Flash battle and led him to seek universe-shattering power for vengeance. There are two[...]

HBO exec Tony Goncalves spoke about what lead to the decision to release the Zack Snyder cut of Justice League to HBO Max.

Our expectation is that they will address these problems in a timely manner with you." Here's the list of delayed DC titles, and by how much. The Flash #754 variant: Delayed to an on-sale date of June 2 for all retailers. Aquaman #59 main cover: Delayed to an on-sale date of June 2 for all retailers If[...]

Last week saw the release of Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #4, the Flash digital-first comic that was previously published The Flash #4 100-Page Giant in Walmarts and comic to comic book stores this coming week What I don't know is if the editorial flub present in the digital version is present in the published[...]

With sumptuous visuals presented by Xermanico, Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Tom Napolitano, the Javelin is a triumph of lines and sleekness while the dynamic action scenes are worth seeing.   Justice League #44 cover published by DC Comics with a creative team of Robert Venditti, Xermanico, Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Tom Napolitano.   Unfortunately, despite some remarkably effective moments[...]

The Flash #751 is in stores from DC Comics this week, by Joshua Williamson, Rafa Sandoval, and Howard Porter Last issue contained a lot of shocking reveals with implications for the future of 5G, but what about the Flash's day-to-day concerns? For example, in this preview, Flash is taking a trip down memory lane… …as he battles Godspeed[...]

How much will this survive by Free Comic Book Day and in the light of Dan DiDio's absence? Ah, there's the rub…   FLASH #750 (W) Francis Manapul, Geoff Johns, Michael Moreci, Mary Wolfman, Various Others, Joshua Williamson (A) Rafa Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, Scott Kolins, Stephen Segovia, David Marquez, Bryan Hitch, Francis Manapul, Riley Rossmo, Various Others (CA)[...]

The new Flash #750 – just like Wonder Woman #750 – places the characters upon a timeline Just as Wonder Woman now first emerges in the DC Universe in 1939, working with the US President as the country dithers over joining World War II… … and just as we saw the original Green Lantern Alan Scott[...]

Okay, so lots of rumours and gossip came out of C2E2, and as ever I usually start to get to hear them on the Sunday night of the show, when lips are

On the floor of C2E2, Graphitti Designs are selling special foil-covered versions of next week's Flash #750 a week early – and for $25 Well, I've just paid a Bleeding Cool reporter that very sum and to pick up a copy We'd previously said that the story within by Scott Lobdell and Brett Booth –[...]

DC has announced contents for Batman Giant #4 and The Flash Giant #4, both on Final Order Cutoff this week for comic stores, and already rolling out around Walmart and mass-media outlets. Batman Giant #4's cover by Ed Benes and Eber Ferreira and includes these new stories: Concrete Jungle, a 16-page Batman story written by Mark Russell[...]

The Flash has a great design and I love the head sculpt on him The broken mask is a great touch and the zombie face he has just brings the figure altogether Both figures are coming out in October 2020 and will be priced at $23.99 Pre-orders are already live and you can find both[...]

(DC Comics, creative team: Joshua Williamson, Howard Porter, Hi-Fi, Steve Wands) Have you ever been reading a comic book where the Flash goes into the past and changes things, or watched his show and seen him make time doppelgängers, and thought, "that has to have some kind of consequences sooner or later, right?" Well, this isn't[...]

Here's the solicitation for the comic by Scott Lobdell and Brett Booth that follows their Flash Forward series. In order to save his children and the multiverse itself, Wally West makes the ultimate sacrifice, taking his place in the Moebius Chair Unbeknownst to him, the chair is packing a little extra power, having been imbued with[...]

Who would win the ultimate super race, Superman or Flash? DC Collectibles is bringing that question back to the fans as they show off their newest statue The statue shows off bother Superman and Flash getting ready to go toe to toe and finally settle the score I do like how they added effects under[...]

The first stop is Speed Force Flash this is an interesting character that I am not quite certain him but he looks pretty badass and I love the translucent setting of the figure Next up we are getting one of my favorite costumes of Superman, the Death of Superman This longer hair and it is[...]

And so yesterday, Wonder Woman managed to see the signal for the first time in both Justice League Dark and her own solo title, published on the same day, in very separate and contradictory versions. While Batman has encountered it as Bruce Wayne, with Mr and Mrs Freeze in Gotham, also simultaneously as Batman captured by[...]

We had previously reported this would be Teen Lantern, but just as Luke Fox being the new Batman was in flux, so was the new Green Lantern. Which may also be why we have only found out just who the new Flash might be And that it's a child of the Flash villain, and star of[...]

And in the Tales Of The Dark Dimension Knightfall and Flash Forward, both out today, we learn of his concerns. But we also get to learn more about what may or may not have happened in Heroes On Crisis Remember Heroes In Crisis #8 by Tom King, Travis Moore and Mitch Gerads, as we saw just how Wally West killed everyone[...]

The Flash #80 is in stores from DC Comics this week, by Joshua Williamson, Scott Kolins, and more, and we've got a preview below, liberated from a compliant DC media partner website. The comic also comes with a DCeased variant. The Death of the Speed Force storyline continues in this preview with The Black Flash doing his[...]

With items such as: Bruce is Batman Clark is Superman Hal is Green Lantern Barry is Flash All of that Across the four generations of the DC Comics timeline Added to the idea that these characters are now a lot older than previously established.Even with only sixty years to play with, and some timeline shenanigans that Booster Gold is aware[...]

Dick Grayson was made Robin in the mid-sixties, same year Wally West became Kid Flash Supergirl arrived five years later Dick Grayson was Robin for eighteen years, then became Nightwing for the past twenty Oh and Donna Troy becomes Wonder Woman. The Justice Society of America happened The Justice League of America happened Justice League International[...]

The Flash By Geoff Johns Omnibus Vol 1 is getting a new cover and new contents in a new printing, being rush-solicited through for FOC in a couple of weeks The previous edition collected The Flash #164-176, plus The Flash: Our Worlds at War #1, The Flash: Iron Heights #1, and The Flash Secret Files #3, with this cover. This version[...]

I am now busier and focused on other things. At times I feel like I am trying to be the Flash and wondering how so many can be the opposite. Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics writes weekly for Bleeding Cool. Find previous columns here. Time is the one thing I seem to lack[...]

We're used to the likes of Al Ewing, Mark Waid or Geoff Johns as the kind of people who rewrite the storytelling rules of shared universe continuity, trying to make sense of it in as graceful a way as possible, rewriting some kind of meta-consciousness into the plot that enables it to comment on itself[...]

Like chasing down the butterfly whose flapping wings eventually lead to something greater, and trying to make sense of it.  Other times, even the smallest inspiration can be unmistakable, and can still lead to surprising and legendary comic book consequences.  Such is the case with a now-legendary character which debuted in Flash Comics #86 in[...]

The Flash is still a major character inside DC Comics From his roles in the Justice League to his Rogues and even to his trials of racing against the Speed Force beings Barry has always played a major role in the majority of DC Comic events also Sideshow Collectibles shows off their love for the[...]