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Different sketches of DC's fastest superhero, The Flash.
The reason why each design of the Flash has a different alter-ego name, that's because there were different generations of Flash, with only 3 of them being the more recongizible.
#01. Classic Flash cartoon version: I really hated the art-style of that cartoon, especially the design for Kid Flash.
#02. Hanna-Barbera version: It's ashamed that HB mostly used him just to fill-up the background.
For corn sake, Flash was one of the founders of the Justice League, not those amatures HB created to team-up with the Spectacular 6 (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Lanturn, and Martain Manhunter)!
#03. 2001 Justice League version: Now there's the Flash most of us know today!
Just like Beastboy from "Teen Titans," the modern-version of Wally West's Flash really stoled the show in the new Justice League cartoons.
And thanks to his new personality, this version of the Flash made it to the #5 spot on the "Top 100 Comic-Book Heroes" list (with Dick Grayson's Robin & Peter Parker's Spider-Man in the 3rd & 4th places).
#04. JL Movie version: In the movie, we do get to see what was Barry Allen's life was like when he was the Flash, and his nephew Wally West was Kid Flash.
#05. "The Batman" version: Even though this Flash only appeared in 3 episodes of that ugly show, I still think that they were trying to make Flash more like Rev Runner and Blurr everytime he appears on-screen.
#06. "The Brave and the Bold" version: I wish I was kidding about this one, but I ain't.
This version of the Flash was the original one form the comics, before Barry & Wally made the image of the hero more cooler.
Bat-Mite was right this Flash, that guy reaks of lame-ness and has one of the worst costume designs I've ever seen!
#07. My version: For my vision of the Flash, I've decided to go with the Wally West one, because in my opinion, West is the best Flash out of all the generations.
Instead of blue-eyes, I gave him green-eyes, instead of blue (that's what the DC website said about what is Wally's eye-color, they are actually green), and I gave him a more suitable hair-style.
Judging by the helmet, you can probably tell that my version was a dirt-racer (motorcycles, go-karts, race-cars, quadrunners, you name it) before his uncle Barry died and he became the new Flash.
If it's not too much trouble? ^^'
The Flashes Barry Allen, Wally West, and Jay Garrick belong to DC Comics and Warner Bros.
Drawings, colors, and ink by me.
The reason why each design of the Flash has a different alter-ego name, that's because there were different generations of Flash, with only 3 of them being the more recongizible.
#01. Classic Flash cartoon version: I really hated the art-style of that cartoon, especially the design for Kid Flash.
#02. Hanna-Barbera version: It's ashamed that HB mostly used him just to fill-up the background.
For corn sake, Flash was one of the founders of the Justice League, not those amatures HB created to team-up with the Spectacular 6 (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Lanturn, and Martain Manhunter)!
#03. 2001 Justice League version: Now there's the Flash most of us know today!
Just like Beastboy from "Teen Titans," the modern-version of Wally West's Flash really stoled the show in the new Justice League cartoons.
And thanks to his new personality, this version of the Flash made it to the #5 spot on the "Top 100 Comic-Book Heroes" list (with Dick Grayson's Robin & Peter Parker's Spider-Man in the 3rd & 4th places).
#04. JL Movie version: In the movie, we do get to see what was Barry Allen's life was like when he was the Flash, and his nephew Wally West was Kid Flash.
#05. "The Batman" version: Even though this Flash only appeared in 3 episodes of that ugly show, I still think that they were trying to make Flash more like Rev Runner and Blurr everytime he appears on-screen.
#06. "The Brave and the Bold" version: I wish I was kidding about this one, but I ain't.
This version of the Flash was the original one form the comics, before Barry & Wally made the image of the hero more cooler.
Bat-Mite was right this Flash, that guy reaks of lame-ness and has one of the worst costume designs I've ever seen!
#07. My version: For my vision of the Flash, I've decided to go with the Wally West one, because in my opinion, West is the best Flash out of all the generations.
Instead of blue-eyes, I gave him green-eyes, instead of blue (that's what the DC website said about what is Wally's eye-color, they are actually green), and I gave him a more suitable hair-style.
Judging by the helmet, you can probably tell that my version was a dirt-racer (motorcycles, go-karts, race-cars, quadrunners, you name it) before his uncle Barry died and he became the new Flash.
If it's not too much trouble? ^^'
The Flashes Barry Allen, Wally West, and Jay Garrick belong to DC Comics and Warner Bros.
Drawings, colors, and ink by me.
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In the Filmation and HB as well as the Batman: Barry should have the Winged earpieces not lightning bolt ones, the lightning ear pieces are Wally's thing. Barry Allen read Jay Garrick's comic books and recreated the experiment so he based his costume on Jay's. It appears as though this was paper drawn but yeah Barry should have mercury wings ear pieces in all his appearances not lightning bolt ones.