Recent Posts Tagged With 'linkblogging'

• Rebirth 5 Review Round-Up

  Posted on Monday November 30th, 2009 at 09:00 in reviews, rebirth, linkblogging

  Let’s check in on the internet and see what people have been saying about the latest issue of Flash: Rebirth. IGN – “Rebirth’s biggest flaw is that it all too often feels more like housekeeping than storytelling….Flash: ...

• Speed Reading: DC 2000, Lo3W, Strips and Zoom

  Posted on Sunday November 29th, 2009 at 15:10 in art, fun, casting, 1990s, golden age, linkblogging, kid flash, legion of 3 worlds, flash history, chris samnee

  Some weekend linkblogging… Comics and…Other Imaginary Tales looks back at DC Two Thousand, a two-part story from the turn of the millennium in which the modern Justice League of America goes back in time to 1941 and meets the Justice Soci...

• Speed Reading: Breathing in Space, the Blur, Casting, EVS vs. Carmine Infantino & More

  Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 18:00 in TV, ads, General, animation, superman, casting, golden age, blur, linkblogging, barry allen, carmine infantino, jay garrick

  Comics Alliance has a couple of Flashy items: First, a page from the Shortpacked! coloring book: Batman Can Breathe In Space, But Not The Flash. Second: they look back at a pair of Baby Ruth commercials from the 1990s, featuring Hawkman and an obviou...

• Rebirth Responses: Costumes and Identities

  Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 16:00 in General, costume, rebirth, legacy, linkblogging

  Flash: Rebirth #5 has certainly gotten people talking! I’m still building a list of reviews, but here are some sites discussing major changes in costumes and identities. Beware spoilers! High Five! Comics talks about that “new hero”...

• Creator Catch-Up: Geoff Johns at Baltimore, Mark Waid is Incorruptible

  Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 14:30 in baltimore, creators, geoff johns, incorruptible, linkblogging, mark waid

  Geoff Johns is among the first guests announcd for next year’s Baltimore Comic-Con. The show will run August 28-29, 2010. (For fun: Say that out loud and pronounce 2010 as “twenty-ten!”) Mark Waid talks to CBR about Incorruptible, h...

• Speed Reading: Sketches, Schedules, Collections and More

  Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 15:27 in art, General, new frontier, linkblogging, francis manapul, final crisis, blackest night, dan didio, karl kerschl

  Some linkblogging for the weekend… Artists and a Publisher Karl Kerschl shares a sketch of Iris West he did while in Italy. Francis Manapul shares a black and white version of his variant cover for Blackest Night: The Flash #3. Dan Didio talks ...

• Speed Reading: Collections, Modern Masters, Silver-Age Science and 2012

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 19:50 in General, 2012, collections, twomorrows, linkblogging

  Some linkblogging for the weekend: Collected Editions has spotted info on the Wenesday Comics hardcover, Final Crisis paperback and more. Silver Age Gold points out that the science in the Flash…doesn’t always make sense. TwoMorrows is ho...

• Speed Reading: Dezago, Manapul, Reviews and More (UPDATED)

  Posted on Thursday October 29th, 2009 at 10:30 in General, scott kolins, golden age, creators, linkblogging, brave and the bold, francis manapul, jay garrick, perhapanauts, todd dezago, flash history

  It’s been a busy week, and while I’ve got a couple of posts I’m working on, nothing’s quite close to ready. So what to do? Of course! Some mid-week linkblogging! Interviews Here are a couple of interviews with upcoming Flash...

• Speed Reading: B&B, JLA Monopoly, and More

  Posted on Saturday October 24th, 2009 at 19:41 in World War II, Games, halloween, monopoly, flash news, linkblogging, brave and the bold, wally west, jay garrick, billy tucci, dan didio, joey cavalieri

  Some linkblogging for the weekend… Fortress of Baileytude starts JSA Week by declaring that Jay Garrick is the Man. Once Upon a Geek looks back at a Justice League Monopoly board game from 1999. For the ladies: A Comic Blog starts off their Top...

• Speed Reading: Joan, Posters, Kerschl Tour & More

  Posted on Sunday October 18th, 2009 at 15:14 in art, fun, Games, ads, golden age, creators, incredibles, blitz, flash gordon, bronze age, linkblogging, barry allen

  Some linkblogging for the week… Flashy What Were They Thinking?! approves of Joan Garrick, even in her original Golden Age appearances. High Five! Comics looks at Flash #206: 24 Hours of Immortality and Nurse Barry. The Idol-Head of Diabolu has...

• Speed Reading: “Science,” Homages, and an Atomic Banana Peel

  Posted on Sunday October 11th, 2009 at 14:00 in covers, golden age, big bang theory, linkblogging, mark waid, crisis on infinite earths, blackest night, irredeemable, flash history

  CBR Live found themselves “Flashed” by Warner Bros. — or rather, by an advertisement for The Big Bang Theory at their studios in Burbank, California. What Were They Thinking? uncovers the amazing science behind Jay Garrick’s o...

• Speed Reading: Sales, Humor, TPBs, Movies

  Posted on Sunday September 20th, 2009 at 21:16 in movie, humor, General, costume, collections, neil patrick harris, linkblogging, dan didio, elongated man, noah van sciver

  Rounding up a week of links: Major Spoilers has the Top 300 Comics for August 2009, and Flash: Rebirth #4 is #14. They’re also holding a costume contest. Dan Didio’s latest 20 questions explains how Geoff Johns & Francis Manapul mov...

• Speed Reading: Misney, Sergio, Lex & Planetary

  Posted on Friday September 4th, 2009 at 17:00 in disney, cosplay, off-topic, fables, marvel, lex luthor, don rosa, linkblogging, planetary, sergio aragones, y the last man, livesay

  And some non-Flash linkblogging to round out the week! There’s a million pieces of Marvel/Disney fan art by now, but these posts collect some good ones: Bleeding Cool: The Misney Universe Comic Vine: Have a laugh, on me! Robot 6: Unleash the D...

• Speed Reading: Artist Wishlist, Adam Brody, Rogues & Death

  Posted on Friday September 4th, 2009 at 14:00 in movie, General, death, adam brody, linkblogging, barry allen, ethan van sciver, rogues revenge

  Some more linkblogging (almost done, honest!) Collected Editions reviews Final Crisis: Rogues’ Revenge. Speedster Site wants to know: What artist do you want for Flash? Also: an EVS Barry Allen sketch from Fan Expo. The Cool Kidz Table lists h...

• Classic Flash: Cool Moments, Lame Bits, and…Octopus Fighting?

  Posted on Friday September 4th, 2009 at 10:00 in 1990s, golden age, octopus, super powers, linkblogging, mike wieringo, mark waid, crisis on infinite earths, barry allen, silver age, kid flash, wally west

  Some more linkblogging… CSBG’s Cool Comic Book Moments #245 features the death of Barry Allen from Crisis on Infinite Earths. Crimson Lightning finishes up the Super-Powers retrospective with the original mini-comic that came with the act...

• Creator Catch-Up: Johns on Smallville, Williams on Digital Art, Roberston & the ‘Ringo

  Posted on Friday September 4th, 2009 at 03:00 in smallville, creators, geoff johns, darick robertson, linkblogging, mike wieringo, freddie williams ii

  The first of several linkblogging posts for the day. Geoff Johns offers hints about his upcoming Smallville episode, Society, featuring the Justice Society. The exact lineup hasn’t been determined yet, but sadly it won’t include the Golde...

• Rebirth #4 Review Round-Up

  Posted on Wednesday September 2nd, 2009 at 02:47 in reviews, rebirth, linkblogging

  Flash: Rebirth #4 has been out for a week. You know what that means, right? Yep: It’s time for a review round-up! Here are a bunch of reviews I’ve found around the web: Rokk’s Comic Book Revolution – “Finally! Johns de...

• Speed Reading: Dezago on Casper, Undead Allies, Marvel vs. DC, and More

  Posted on Friday August 28th, 2009 at 11:54 in toys, costume, marvel, golden age, creators, continuity, linkblogging, silver age, todd dezago, blackest night, sheldon moldoff, flash history

  Some Friday linkblogging: Former Impulse writer Todd Dezago is working on a Casper the Friendly Ghost miniseries. Again with the Comics considers other times that DC’s heroes have had to face undead former allies. Being Carter Hall posts a sket...

• Creator Catch-Up: Johns on Shazam, EVS & Guice at C2E2, Remembering Ringo

  Posted on Thursday August 20th, 2009 at 12:08 in creators, shazam, geoff johns, linkblogging, mike wieringo, tellos, ethan van sciver, jackson guice

  The Hollywood Reporter, well, reports that Geoff Johns will co-write a Shazam! movie with Billy Birch. So, what do you think? Is Geoff Johns cut out to write a super-hero with a red costume that has yellow and white trim and a lightning motif? featu...

• Quick Link: Comic-Con 2009 Index

  Posted on Thursday August 20th, 2009 at 09:05 in san diego, General, cci, linkblogging, cci 2009

  Over at K-Squared Ramblings, I’ve put together an index to all 2009 Comic-Con International posts made at that blog and this one. Panel write-ups, photos, the costume how-tos, tips, general convention experiences, etc. Comic-Con International...

• Speed Reading: Middle Generation, Sonic, Dark Flash, and More

  Posted on Friday August 14th, 2009 at 19:25 in General, sonic, nightwing, linkblogging, wally west, dark flash

  Some end-of-the-week linkblogging Collected Editions considers DC’s middle generation and the Nightwing problem — Dick Grayson, Wally West, Donna Troy, Kyle Rayner, etc. — and what DC’s future might have in store for them afte...

• Creator Catch-Up: Kerschl, Manapul, EVS, Waid & Wieringo

  Posted on Friday August 14th, 2009 at 12:06 in creators, linkblogging, mike wieringo, mark waid, francis manapul, ethan van sciver, wednesday comics, karl kerschl, lbcc 2009

  Quick round-up of writer/artist links from the past week or so: Karl Kerschl has been posting commentary on The Flash in Wednesday Comics at AudioBoo: The Page 9 Gauntlet, Wednesday Comics Questions. He’s also done an interview with Newsarama. ...

• Speed Reading for a Friday Morning

  Posted on Friday August 7th, 2009 at 11:48 in movie, General, spider-man, golden age, teen titans, geoff johns, fan art, bronze age, linkblogging, mark waid, john ostrander, sterling gates

  Some linkblogging for the end of the week: Flash Features Comics Alliance has a huge interview with Geoff Johns in which he talks about the emotional bases of the characters he’s writing, particularly the various Lantern Corps in Blackest Night...