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This hits me a lot more than Roger Ebert.

I run a Flash fan blog called Speed Force which you may have seen before. It's been around since 2008, and it grew out of a Flash reference site that I started back in the 90s.

We're planning on...

It looks like they lost the domain and moved over to http://www.theweeklycrisis.com.

Edit: Found the "We're back" post: http://www.theweeklycrisis.com/2012/12/and-were-back.html

I talked to the Green Lantern near the bottom of the page, and can confirm that yes, she's Soranik Natu, not Katma Tui.

I hope you get to that one soon - I was really looking forward to it, more than to the Captain Cold story in fact.

I doubt the concern is for the sales on #1. First issues always sell a lot more than second, third and fourth (with very few exceptions) -- not to mention this crop of #1s from DC has been...

Thank you!

I'd been really uncertain about the Flash relaunch. I knew I could expect fantastic art (and it delivered on that), but I wasn't sure what to expect from the story, setting and character.

So far,...

Looks like maybe it doesn't work in Chrome. I had the same problem - no survey - but switched to Firefox and it showed up.

The long-time Flash editor and writer talks to Speed Force about his collaboration with Mark Waid and about today's one-shot revisiting Wally West in the 1990s.
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Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
Justice League Dark
Demon Knights
Resurrection Man
Flash

And in October, The Shade

And what context? For all we know it could be one panel of Bart reminiscing about people who don't exist anymore because he remembers the pre-Flashpoint timeline.

Awesome pic! I hadn't seen that one!

And great timing - over at Speed Force today, we've got an interview with him where he talks about the DC Retroactive special:

Interview: Greg LaRocque on...

This looks fantastic!

The art was my favorite part of Flash vol.3, and the fact that Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato (sp?) are returning is the main thing that has me looking forward to the...

Some thoughts I posted on my blog earlier:

I’m of mixed feelings on this. On one hand, I’ve been disappointed with the relaunched series. There’s quite a bit about the Rebirth-era Flash that I...

Third possibility: it's Hot Pursuit from another timeline.
Fourth possibility: Zoom *thought* he was killing him, but he actually destabilized him in time.

Funny you should mention this, because just last night I wrote up some speculation on how The Flash might relaunch after Flashpoint.

No idea who'll be writing it, though.

I thought it was better than #11, which was better than #9 or #10, but the whole "Road to Flashpoint" arc has really suffered from pacing and the "tell, don't show" approach. I think if we'd had four...

Supreme Power (the MAX version, anyway), Rising Stars, Midnight Nation, Strange, Bullet Points, Spider-Man...

OK, Spider-Man ended messily, but it's not like he didn't finish it.

Anyway, good to see William Messner-Loebs back on these, though I'm surprised they broke up the Waid/Augustyn team for the 1990s Flash.

I mostly agree...but on the other hand, at this point, how many Wally West fans (or Cassandra Cain fans, for that matter) would actually believe him if he said "There are plans, stand by"?

I don't think so. Bates was on the book for something like 15 years. I think he came on board before #200, and there were very few fill-ins, which means he wrote at least 150 issues. Johns' run on...

If I started collecting a series in trades, and switched to monthlies, I'll often replace the monthlies with more trades. (At least, that's the idea...I never seem to manage to unload them.) And...

This, exactly. The Flash has had not only extremely long-lived series, but long-running creative teams....until 2006, at which point it's been relaunched roughly once every year. Geoff Johns has been...

I never said it did well after he left. I said it was doing well when he left, and they decided to wrap it up and cancel it instead of looking for another long-term creative team.

After Rogue War,...