Showing posts with label Kid Flash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kid Flash. Show all posts

Friday, November 8, 2013

Friday Night Fight--Threesome Style!!

So, Stars And Garters thinks he can steal my "man-on-animal action" shtick with a gorilla fight last week, eh?

All right then. Game on, Friday Night Fights style!

Grodd has just been executed--disintegrated!--but a compatriot of his has been putting various Flashes through their paces, setting them up against crazy menaces whilst siphoning a wee bit of their super-speed.

Which is enough, you see, to lead to this:

No problem, right? Three Flashes can take down the Groddster, right?



OMG, Grodd with force-of-mind powers AND super-speed? Something tells me this isn't going to go too well...



D'oh!!




D'oh again!!!!

And now, my favorite panels of all time...



D'oh to the third!!


Ah, but the game is not yet over...

Prepare for the fangasm...



OH YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hells yes!!!

Spacebooger would like to remind you that Jay is younger and dumber and in a different dimension, and Wally doesn't exist, so good luck ever seeing anything this cool in the nu52.

Fangasm provided by Cary Bates, Alex Saviuk and Joe Giella in Flash Spectacular (a.k.a. DC Specials Series #11) (1978)

Now is the time for you to go and vote for my fight. Why? Three Flashes merging their atoms together--who's gonna beat that? So go vote!!


Monday, November 4, 2013

Manic Flash Day #3--Poor Wally West

Man, it's rough to be Wally West.

First, he's all broody about his impending high school graduation:


And his girlfriend is touchy feely in the wrong way...


Oops!

And then things go to the dogs...


Look at the bright side, Wally...at least you exist in this universe!

From Flash Spectacular (a.k.a. DC Special Series #11) (1978)

Manic Flash Day #2--And Then There Was That Time That Kid Flash Fought Ghost Rider

Oh, dear, I lied again.

That's not Ghost Rider, of course. That's really Wally's girlfriend on a motorcycle that's somehow been souped up to steal his super-speed and go crazy fast.

Except it's not that, either. It's really a hallucination to...well, never mind, let's just say it's one of Grodd's plots and leave it at that.

Still, that would be a bitchin' team up...

From Flash Spectacular (a.k.a. DC Special Series #11) (1978)

Monday, December 5, 2011

Ask The Answer Manic Monday #6--Sad Prophecies Come True

From the Answer Man column in Action Comics #503 (1980):

Sigh...you've won, Eugene Tan. Damn you and your 32 year-old wishes!!

(Of course, if he wanted to get rid of the hero Kid Flash, and not just Wally West, well, you lose, Mr. Tan!!)

Meanwhile, from that same month's House Of Mystery #276:

Yes, better we should ask, "What's happened to Wonder Girl?" Or, more specifically, "what's happened to Donna Troy?"

Sigh...

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Oh. My. God.

From today's reveal of the New New New New New Teen Titans:

Tim Drake is forced to step out from behind his keyboard when an international organization seeks to capture or kill super-powered teenagers. As Red Robin, he must team up with the mysterious and belligerent powerhouse thief known as Wonder Girl and a hyperactive speedster calling himself Kid Flash in TEEN TITANS #1, by Scott Lobdell and artists Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund.

I have a few comments:

**AHHHHHHHHH MY EYES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sweet lordy but that's the most set hideous costume design EVER. Dear Jim Lee--please stop. The 1990s are over.

**To the weaselly claims of "not a reboot"--right. Either these are all new characters using the old names, or it's a reboot. "Tim Drake has to step out from behind a keyboard" sure sounds like he wasn't Red Robin before, and there's a conspicuous lack of the Robin symbol on his costume. And a Tim Drake who doesn't know Dominatrix Wonder Girl, W.I.L.D.Cats Kid Flash, or Emo Superboy, and wasn't Robin before...look, there's no way you can do that without a full reboot, or ridiculous selective amnesia.

Sure, it could all be explained with a few sentences; maybe they're all new, and they just used odd phrasing to describe Tim. Yup, sure.

**So, Warner...you spends millions and millions on your lawsuit to maintain ownership of Superboy...and this is what you do with him??

Seriously...at this point I'd rather have Superboy-Prime back.

**Just for the record, that had better not be Wally as Kid Flash...that is a warning, DC.

**This convinces me more than ever that DC is going to do a pretty thorough reboot on Superman himself, and I'd put money on the fact that Grant Morrison is finally going to get to adopt some version of his Superman 2000 proposal. The loss of the red trunks, separating Superman and Lois...these have long been proposals of Morrison, and he's supposedly writing Action. And what the heck...maybe DC can make the "new" Superman different enough to salvage something after 2013...