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Although "Umbrella Man" is the most obvious example in recent memory, this idea of undercover agitators is not new to modern discourse. The cover of JLA: Tower of Babel by Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Howard Porter, and Mark Pajarillo. In the 19th century France, Eugène-François Vidocq (also known as the father of modern criminology), turned to nefarious[...]

From Joshua Williamson and Howard Porter: "The Flash Year One" starts here! Barry Allen feels helpless in his life in Central City As a forensic scientist, he's always catching criminals after they've committed their crimes All that changes one fateful night when Barry is struck by a bolt of lightning and doused in chemicals When he[...]

Meanwhile, Kid Flash is the only one who can save Iris Allen and Commander Cold from disappearing into the void of Nowhen. The Flash #50 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi [user_id] The Flash #50 succeeds in bringing "Flash War" to a solid and genuinely compelling end I'm unsure why this was the name used for the conflict[...]

The Outsiders are coming. Flash #50 cover by Howard Porter Flash #50 Wally West and Barry Allen must put aside their differences and bring down the re-powered Zoom once and for all. Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #48 cover by Doug Mahnke and Wil Quintana Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #48 The Green Lantern Corps are pinned[...]

Meanwhile, the natural forces of the world are recoiling at this event, and Amanda Waller, Steve Trevor, and the Justice League are trying to get the situation under control. The Flash #49 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi This is another stronger issue for The Flash, giving Flash War a pretty momentous feeling It's a race between[...]

However, Golden Glider has some information that may turn Cold over to the Flash's side. The Flash #48 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi The pendulum of quality swings to the other side once more, as Flash #48 is another decent issue of the troubled series It's still heavily flawed and has enough frustrating moments to justify[...]

Barry wants to talk it out and discern what is happening, but Wally is ready to fight without a second thought. The Flash #47 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi Flash War kicks off this issue with minimal fanfare this issue While there are plenty of references to things not seen since Flashpoint, this issue brings little[...]

He explains that this is a ruse and went exactly how he planned, even if (super spoilers) one of the Nightmare Batmen betrayed him and died as a result. Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt art by Howard Porter, Jorge Jimenez, Doug Mahnke, Jamie Mendoza, Hi-Fi, Alejandro Sanchez, and Wil Quintana The art team isn't the most[...]

This infuriates older Wally, and he goes off to look up some other old connections. The Flash Annual #1 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi So, Flash Annual #1 brings us the prelude to a big event for the comic later this year: "Flash War." How much does it set up? Well, that remains to be seen[...]

However, Barry is back to being temperamental and moody here, and it's not enjoyable. Also, the running narrative about mystery novels which segways into the murder scene is a bit goofy in how oddly self-r Flash #36 art by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi One nice change of pace is the art of Howard Porter He has a unique[...]

Steel talks about his hammer a lot. It would be like if Luke Skywalker only talked about moisture farming or Roger Corman only ever talked about giving shoe-string budgets to horrible movies; we get it, you have a motif. The Flash #33 art by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi One saving grace is the artwork of Howard Porter[...]

The Flash #27 is a really cool issue. The fighting is great, there is emotional weight to the battle, and it’s a lot of fun.

When asked if this art was by Justice League 3001 and Scooby Apocalypse artist Howard Porter, Didio responded that it 'sure is'. Porter is making a bit of a name in the Hanna Barbera comics, having drawn Scooby Doo and Snagglepuss It's unclear if Porter is working on this or just providing character designs. Secret Squirrel was[...]

DC will release DC House of Horror on October 25, pairing authors Brian Keene, Weston Ochse, Edward Lee, Mary SanGiovanni, Wrath James White, Nick Cutter, Ronald Malfi, and Bryan Smith with artists Rags Morales, Bilquis Evely, Howard Porter, Scott Kolins, Dale Eaglesham, and others for an 80-page horror extravaganza this Halloween! Last month, we reported on a series[...]

The original 3Dnado was one of the most frequent causes of resets of the Has DC Done Something Stupid Today counter in history. The regular creative teams of Batman's Tom King and Jason Fabok and The Flash's Joshua Williamson and Howard Porter will write and draw the crossover in April While the regular issues will hold the[...]