In DC Comics, The Flash is quite literally “The Fastest Man Alive,” with his roots as a super-fast superhero stretching back to the 1940s. Not only has this speedster been involved in some of the most memorable comic stories of all time, but the fact that there are more than a few incarnations of his character running around the multiverse proves he’s a huge part of DC history that isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
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Most writers, especially “plotters,” are familiar with the concept of writing an outline for their novel or screenplay. An outline is… The post What is a Beat Sheet? appeared first on The Script Lab. Go to Source Author: Shanee Edwards
A new game from the mind of Akira Toriyama called Sand Land is in the works, and it might just be better than a new Blue Dragon sequel would have been. Revealed at the Summer Game Fest 2023, this new game from the mind of the Dragon Ball creator brings players to a post-apocalyptic desert…
Characters die in movies all the time, and while many deaths are conveyed as meaningless, some characters die heroic deaths by sacrificing themselves for the greater good. It’s those heroic deaths that are the most memorable, especially when the characters who suffer them are beloved. That scenario has played out frequently over the years, and…
The DC TV show Smallville tells a sprawling Superman origin story over the course 10 years. Unusual for most Superman adaptations, Smallville is not a Superman TV show, per se, but a saga of the journey Clark Kent (Tom Welling) takes to becoming the Man of Steel. This means that Welling’s Clark Kent is one…
Warning: Spoilers for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #109!The BOOM! Studios Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series is no stranger to evil Green Rangers, but the series may have just foreshadowed their darkest one yet. It all started a few issues ago when Rita Repulsa resurfaced on the moon with a new name, Mistress Vile. After dismantling…
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