In two months, we're going to enter the ugly era of the DCnU, but there's at least a last gasp of quality before that. This month and the next, DC's putting out their "Retro-Active" project, a bunch of one-shots that celebrate their comics of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, a.k.a. before Dan Dildo and his merry band of inbred morons came in, a.k.a. before they ruined everything, a.k.a. when DC Comics actually had integrity. The oneshots are done by actual creators from those eras and designed to read like untold stories from those periods.
Not sure it's a good idea for the Powers that Be to remind fans of DC's better days and remind everyone of what a mess they've made since coming to power, but hey, nobody ever accused them of competency.

Here's four pages from Retro-Active: The Flash - The 70s. It's written by Cary Bates, who to this day still has the longest run on the character (1972-1985).
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Not sure it's a good idea for the Powers that Be to remind fans of DC's better days and remind everyone of what a mess they've made since coming to power, but hey, nobody ever accused them of competency.

Here's four pages from Retro-Active: The Flash - The 70s. It's written by Cary Bates, who to this day still has the longest run on the character (1972-1985).
( Read more... )

