The Flash (TV Series 2014– )

Did Barry find out who the Reverse Flash was or what happened to Cisco? If I remember correctly, he took off before he even found out what went down at the labs.

 

I believe you're correct - Barry doesn't know what went down at the lab yet. Neither does Caitlin for that matter, although she knows the Doc's been lying about needing the wheelchair.

 

It's going to be problematic for him to "save" Cisco if he doesn't know he's dead. The parallel Flash he saw could have been himself from the past, returning to the future, so it's possible he might be in two places at once when the Doc and Cisco are in the lab.

 

Well that was lame. I guess I should have expected it. I always enjoy Snart, though.

What happened to Cisco's brother? Did he just drop him off at a hospital and leave him there alone?

 

Lol, apparently.

Barry changed time... that will influence his decision in the future to save his mom.

 

Great episode...."I am your father"

 

New trailer...mostly images from the last one, but with a few new ones....

 

It was fun to see Mark Hamill reprise his role as The Trickster. He plays psychotic killers way too well. We also got the backstory behind Dr. Harrison Wells with a huge reveal. It seems like everyone except Iris knows who The Flash is now.

 

Another terrific episode. Lived the quip about Breaking Bad.

 

That was a neat twist they pulled with Reverse Flash and Harrison Wells.

 

Yep...now we know how Thawne got involved with Wells.

 

I had the pleasure of inking Scott Kolins on THE FLASH comic book. He's the character that hooked me on super-hero comic books (I'm 60). So, to watch this show now I often just sit there and am amazed that all of this this is being done on a television series. My expectations have been greatly exceeded and the effects have been a very pleasant surprise.

I've never had the urge to re-watch any of the earlier series, but this one has kind of left me breathless with everything that we've seen so far.

 

I'm wondering whether some way will be found to restore the consciousness of the real Harrison Wells to that body, so that he can go on leading the team (and so Tom Cavanagh can stay on the show).

 

But they didn't transfer consciences. Thawne somehow morphed his body in a copy of Wells and destroyed Wells' body in the process.

Being that it's a comic book show, if there is a way, they will find a way.

 

Yeah I know. But as you say, they can always find a way.

 

I was wondering how Thawne managed to dispose of Wells' body before the police came. I suppose he might have had some kind of disintegrator, but they didn't show that so maybe it's still out there somewhere, in a cocoon?

 

I thought that too, and then thought perhaps the process left the original Wells' body as a hollow husk that turned in to dust before the police arrived.

 

NIce...you worked with Geoff Johns. I've read your work, great stuff!

 

Thanks. I inked comics professionally for over 26 years till the DC Reboot was use as an opportunity to give a lot if us the proverbial boot. ANIMAL MAN was a cool book to have as my first series for DC. I remember early on wondering if others thought the stories were as clever as I thought they were. I didn't really trust my ability to judge comics writing, but I knew it was unique. The sample page I inked sure gave me no clue as to the tone of the book.

 

Very cool! Which series/issues of AM did you ink? I read the Grant Morrison run back in the late 1980's, but that's about as far as I got with the book (first 26 issues or so). I began buying it simply because I loved Brian Bolland's covers.

EDIT: D'Oh! I just checked out your profile page and see you are Doug Hazlewood! So you inked that original Morrison run, correct? I'm going to need to pull those AM books out and do a re-read soon!

 

The Animal Man Omnibus is fantastic.

I have an idea of what is coming for the season finale, people's minds are going to be blown away by the Flash.

 

I have my first 'normal' job in 30 years doing pharmacy deliveries now. Been at that for five months or so. I wish I was more of an overall artist who could sit and whip out sketches/drawings at shows. A lot of former comic artists just do the convention circuit now. Finally got some color prints made recently since most of my originals have been sold. Could never count on selling many originals at shows anyhow. The recreations I have done I mainly sold online.

Saved more original pages from ANIMAL MAN than from any other book I worked on, but finally sold some more of those a few years ago.

Have gone from too much free time post-DC Reboot to now feeling like I have very little. Miss getting to 'mess with music' on the computer and make CD-R's (and a few audio DVD's). My rather obsessive nature lends itself to wanting to clean some things up on rare recordings where I can. By the time I get to making another audio DVD of hi-res files I often have forgotten some of the things I need to do.

I have less time to list things on eBay. I have been collecting for a long time and TRY not to hunt down too many new things now. Just adds more clutter. Miss listening to music while I would ink (many times the CD-RW's before I make my actual CD-R to see if I made any mistakes or if there was a glitch first).

S.H.I.E.L.D. still doesn't do much for me, ARROW has grown on me and GOTHAM is definitely better than I expected. If I miss some of ARROW I don't feel like I HAVE to see it.