Convergence: Speed Force #1

 Classic Wally West is back, and he brought his kids for his latest (hopefully not last) adventure in this Convergence tie-in issue. In the story, Wally and the kids go to Gotham to investigate a strange energy signature. Suddenly, they are trapped in a dome and loose their powers. One year passes and Wally keeps trying to free the people trapped and return to his wife Linda when the events of Convergence begin.

The Wally West mess

 When the New 52 was announced, it was advertised as a relaunch, not a reboot. A lot of readers (me included) thought that even if the Flashpoint event changed the past and the Wildstorm (former Image line turn into DC imprint) characters were going to be incorporated in the DC Universe, continuity was mostly the same. But when it was finally released, some characters continued their adventures from were they left off (the Green Lanterns and the Bat-Family), others changed more drastically (Superman and Teen Titans) and some very popular characters were nowhere to be found. One of them was Wally West, original Kid Flash and the Flash for more than 20 years.

The Fash Digital Comics Sale!

 To celebrate the release of the new TV series, DC is having a massive Flash sale. This includes issues from the New 52, Pre-Flashpoint, FlashPoint mini, Flash Rebirth mini and even tons of issues from the classic Wally West series (Yay!!!). Each issue is at $0.99 and the sale ends next Monday (10/13/2014) at 11 PM. Check here for more details. There is also a Walking Dead and Transformers sale.

Live Action Titans series on the works?

 After taking over the big screen, the comic book superheroes are going to take over the small screen. With Arrow, The Flash, Constantine and Gotham, DC's Titans are the next project heading for TV. According to newsarama, TNT cable network could order a pilot episode with Akiva Goldsman writing the script. The series could star Raven, Starfire and Nightwing. I don't think the series will feature Cyborg because it seems he is attached to the Justice League movie. The series could work but we have to wait for the pilot and see.
One last thing, put Danny Chase on the series (red head kid bellow Raven). He was a really cool character from the comics that never got a chance to shine.

Brandon Routh joins the third season of Arrow

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Former Superman returns (ha!) to the DC Universe to play Ray Palmer (the Atom). Palmer will be a recurring role in the TV series. This marks the second time the Atom appeared in a live action project (the first one being the awful Justice League TV movie from the 90's) With the Flash premiering this year, could the CW try to launch an Atom series as well?

As for Brandon Routh, he did the best he could as Superman (the story was not good). I'm sure he'll do Ray Palmer justice.