#Mr Terrific

[soranatus]

DC's 2024 Black History Month variant covers by Nikolas Draper-Ivey

[ufonaut]

Here's to your next adventure. May it bring you as much joy as it has to me...

Jay Garrick: The Flash (2023) #6

(Jeremy Adams, Diego Olortegui)

[kal8elle]

By https://x.com/Ntthmc

[crystal-lake-managment]

Thanks to @shenanisketches for this wonderful piece.

[clarklexlois]

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

Cast photo for Superman Legacy

Looks like we're getting the classic Superman '78 trio of Lex, Otis and Eve Teschmacher, so possible that we're getting pre-Crisis criminal mastermind Lex instead of the billionaire Lex, hopefully with the power suit for once.

[gotham-at-nightfall]

Mister Terrific in Jay Garrick: The Flash #6

[gorogues]

Spoilers for Speed Force #6!

You can see some preview pages here.

Unfortunately it looks like the writer got word late that the series wasn't being continued, as things are wrapped up rather abruptly and it feels like some plots are left dangling. However, I also get the feeling that the ending is left open and there's a possibility of things being continued at a later date, which will hopefully be the case. Cadence is still hanging out with the heroes and her vaguely-sinister plotline is unaddressed, and I'm not sure what's happening with Fiddler and Klarion at the end -- although Klarion is clearly still manipulating him somehow, and appears to have an agenda of his own.

Fiddler is understandably upset that his company was taken from him, but I'm not sure whether he grasps how fully he was betrayed by his 'friends' who didn't care about his well-being during the concert at all. And ouch, it's got to hurt to have been riding so high and be accepted by younger people, only to lose it all and get dismissed as "an old dude"; it doesn't help that the new artist actually does make him look old. It's just a difference in art styles, but it makes him seem like he's aged significantly overnight. So he's had a great fall, and time will tell if this development is picked up again, but now he's got a legitimate grievance with Mad Mod, Music Meister, and Sebastian Stagg, and a less justified (but probably real to him) beef with Wallace and Avery. There's certainly fodder for future stories right here, and it's good to see him being used again.

Mas Y Menos are brought into the kids' friend circle at the end of the issue, indicating that they're at least pals with Wallace and Avery even if they don't end up joining the Flash Family. We'll have to wait and see if they will, but at least they're now on the Flashverse writers' radar and have friends within the Family.

So I think the ending to the series is rather hasty and harmed it as a result, but that was likely due to sales/marketing and wasn't the writer's fault. Hopefully Jarrett Williams will get to write more of the Flashverse and possibly continue Wallace and Avery's adventures, and it was definitely nice to see them get the spotlight for a change. It was also good to see the Fiddler here and get a surprising amount of development for a lesser-used villain!

[ordinaryschmuck]

Interesting to learn that minor Justice League members are going to be in this, but I hope they don’t OVERSHADOW the movie.

Let Superman star SUPERMAN. I’m fine with these characters playing a minor role, maybe even helping Superman fight the big bad, but don’t let the star do most of the heavy lifting.

[redbread-design]

Black History Month (2023)

February 1st marks the start of Black History Month. It's my hope to show reverence, love, and appreciation for the Black Community in my own way, which, as usual, is by drawing DC characters. There are many more I would've liked to have added (and maybe that will be a project for next year), but these felt like the essential characters to feature (through that DC lense); historical firsts, groundbreaking, both lore and culturally significant characters. Anyway, if I can recommend some Black History-centric DC material, John Ridley's (12 Years a Slave, Let it Fall) Other Side of the DC Universe miniseries really is fantastic. For interested parties who would like to further research these characters and learn more about them, I'll list them below, top to bottom, left to right:

Rocket, Icon, Mr. Terrific, Amanda Waller, Cyborg, Steel, Vixen, Mal Duncan (sometimes Herald, sometimes Manhattan Guardian), Bumblebee, Black Lightning, Green Lantern (John Stewart)

[dailydccomics]

Harley and Ivy by Dan Mora The Terrifics #25

[soranatus]

SUPERMAN: LEGACY CASTINGS —

Isabela Merced will play Hawkgirl / Kendra Saunders

Edi Gathegi will play Mister Terrific / Michael Holt

Nathan Fillion will play Green Lantern / Guy Gardner

(Source: http://vntyfr.com/mgGVPbz)

[ufonaut]

It's like listening to squirrels... on a sugar high.

Jay Garrick: The Flash (2023) #3

(Jeremy Adams, Diego Olortegui)

[why-i-love-comics]

Flash #799 - "Assault on Eternity" (2023)

written by Jeremy Adams art by Fernando Pasarin, Oclair Albert, Wade von Grawbadger, Tom Derenick, Matt Herms, & Pete Pantazis

[littleeyesofpallas]

I do like how the recent SuperFam redesigns went with these almost goofy club jackets that feel so perfectly goodygoody boyscout-y for the Super Fam specifically, but in general I just love the leather jacket over hero spandex look with superheroes and I think we need more of it. (Funny how it almost always goes hand in hand with no mask, I wonder why)

BUt not like Harley Quinn or Katana where it's just some regular closet cosplay looking outfit that happens to include the jacket it has to be the fullbody tights underneath (although james gunn suicide squad harley kinda manages both) Honestly the canaries almost don't count but they at least make it look good

[crisisofinfinitemultiverses]

Jay Garrick: The-Flash #5 (2024) variant by Nikolas Draper-Ivey

Black History Month