Posted in Books, Fig Art, tagged Art, bamboo, captain cold, cintiq, DC Comics, digital, Drawing, flash, gorilla grodd, photoshop, reverse flash, wacom on March 14, 2015| 3 Comments »
The Flash has risen in popularity over the past couple of years. In thanks to the great comic book restart during the New 52 event, the rising CW television series, and the eventual Flash movie starring Ezra Miller. This year marks the 75th anniversary of when the Flash hit the panels, so I did some quick fan art depicting the Scarlet Speedster doing what he does best. Running.
Gonna celebrate some Robin 75 in my next drawn.
Posted in Books, tagged brian buccellato, captain cold, comic books, comics, DC Comics, francis manapul, gorilla grodd, heat wave, new 52, the flash on February 21, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Some time ago, I kinda panned several comic books for selfish and silly reasons. With regards to The Flash, I called the first book generic. I called the Flash boring. I called out the lack of growth…Truth be told, I had not finished the book by the time I had wrote the article. I had only read about half where it focused on Barry’s relationship with his self cloning friend. It wasn’t a fair enough shot. By the end of the second half, the book really picked up and I was compelled to buy the second volume. And after that, let’s just say I get why The Flash is such an amazing character with many levels complexity. Not just in the character, but a nice insight into why Flash’s mythology is heralded as much more than ‘running fast’. Especially for someone who doesn’t know much about The Flash.
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