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Boba

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  1. I sure hope it equates to more popularity for the character. I've always thought Flash had the potential to be one of DCs best.
  2. This last show (before the rerun) was about the best so far in terms of writing and continuity, IMHO.
  3. I agree with you. Well's is using technology to make him fast. And the time he tried to use his powers and collapsed, makes me think he's jury-rigged the ability to go fast, and there's another RF that went rogue that Wells maybe had something to do with creating. Maybe his invention turned against him, and went evil and tried to kill the Flash of the past (maybe even before he was born). Wells might be here to ensure there is a Flash to fight the evil RF of the future. It still doesn't explain why Wells stabbed Stagg. Unless Stagg was has a hand in the evil involving RF. My head is spinning already On a separate note, i'm dying to see Flash use his powers more - like vibrating so fast those steel spikes the general set upon him passed right through him. Or when Firestorm dropped him from the sky, spinning his two arms like propellers to slow his descent. Running super-fast to extinguish the burning phosphorous was as close as it's gotten to this yet.
  4. Check again, there's a show next week. 9 | 8c The Flash Revenge of the Rogues - Leonard Snart AKA Captain Cold returns to Central City with a new hotheaded partner in tow – Mick Rory AKA Heat Wave. The CW web site is really disorganized, it took me a few minutes to find this - maybe you read wrong.
  5. I'm sure it also has something to do with the type of shows they are. with all of the special effects and a new villain and/or superhero being introduced in quick succession. It's got to be harder to produce these flicks than a sit-com.
  6. Dunno, but that ending was pretty wild, it doesn't surprise me they'd make us wait for the next installment. Last night was such a huge leap in terms of quality. I loved this episode! And for the folks wondering if Iris is simply just becoming an irritant, hang tight, she's a reporter - they investigate things! I bet she's going to blow the whole story wide open, and her dad and Barry are going to have egg on their faces.
  7. Boba

    Gotham

    Very entertaining show
  8. Cool! As always, thanks for keeping us up to [font:Comic Sans MS]speed[/font]
  9. Isn't Slade on the Island where Ollie is taking his team to train? If so who knows what will happen. Maybe with Sarah gone, Ollie somehow makes peace with Slade and they team up against Ras.
  10. I think they're all doing it fast - Gotham for example is introducing a new child who will grow into a major villain each week. Arrow is alive after being dead like a half an episode. It's like a race for gods sake. But I'd rather have that then endless buildups to something. Tonight's Arrow should be interesting . . .
  11. I thought the writing felt tighter. What an ending. What the heck . . .
  12. It has to be a tough business having to take rare comics that somebody prizes dearly and to balance keeping up with the explosion in demand for services with maintaining quality. I sure don't envy the pros in this business as it always seems people are screaming for their stuff to be done. I do wonder if what happened after NYCC with the huge backlog over at sister co CGC if that didn't also effect CCS as well. And then there's the next con . . .
  13. I agree with this! I don't think your comic link thread was a glowing endorsement...
  14. I hear ya, but I don't think you're alone in wanting the show to share a little more continuity with the known universe.
  15. Funny! Someone who's twitter-savvy should shoot Grant Gustin a tweet to stop illegally imprisoning super-villains and see if he responds about it, or just dances around the subject ;-)
  16. They could have easily created some concept of a way of putting the crooks into a state of suspension - where they were unconscious and their metabolism slowed so they don't need any sustenance, with the idea that they were creating a special facility to hold and maybe even study them to try to figure out how to revert them back to humans. I could see even the other (TV) DC universe shows using this super-villain detention facility. One mass breakout and you have your rogues. I'm kinda surprised they didn't consider this huge plot hole from the get-go.
  17. It's an awfully small room. They maybe should have had them put into suspended animation - now there's a term you haven't heard used in a while - so they needn't be tended to during incarceration.
  18. How about food, clothing, sanitation? Is Cisco cooking meals for the inmates? I think not. Total suspension of reality. Which for the subject matter is ok I guess...
  19. .... that Spider-thing was very unnerving when I was a kid. That cartoon had more impact on me than probably any other. Very creative for the 60's.... GOD BLESS... -jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u Ditto! They were re-running episodes on a nostalgia cable channel a few months ago, but they seem to have stopped. They also had the Avenger's, the B&W british secret agents no the super heros. That Emma Peal sure was hot.