Howard Porter

Synopsis: Barry Allen’s chronicle of the DC Universe’s history reaches the present day, beginning with the reality-altering events of Flashpoint. As heroes confront new cosmic threats like Perpetua and the Batman Who Laughs, a new generation...

The covers: A trio to chase after for this final installment of “The Button.” The Regular cover is by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. It’s a terrific take of Flash Comics #1 from 1939 (though it’s...

The covers: A foursome to find for this issue of The Flash. The Regular cover is by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. The Reverse Flash is paying the price for trying to take the button. White...

The covers: Two covers to track down before they find you for this month’s issue. The Main cover is by Jim Lee and Alex Sinclair. It features the gang looking ready for action. Daphne is at...

The covers: Four covers that I’ve been able to locate online. There may be more, so good hunting! The Regular cover is by interior artist Mikel Janin featuring an extreme close up of Batman’s head as...

The covers: The gang’s back in action, but not in the way you’d expect in this reboot of Scooby-Doo into Scooby Apocalypse. The Regular cover is by the character designer, Jim Lee, with colors by Alex...

The covers: The Regular cover is of Green Lantern Hal Jordon roaring with power as his power gauntlet erupts with emerald energy. This piece by artist Howard Porter and colorist Hi-Fi is a winner. Hal looks...

The cover: In the reflective face of one of the androids that attacked Wonder Woman, the Flash can be seen cradling her fallen friend, while reaching out to stop the blood soaked mechanical horrors that are...

The covers: Sitting in the snow, in a back alley, is the Man of Steel. He looks hardened by where his life has brought him and he appears to be the last one who would help...

The covers: The cover is by interior artist Howard Porter and interior colorist Hi-Fi. This features Batman meeting Batman, and it’s not going according to plan. The character that’s become familiar to fans has heard a noise...

The cover: “Fast Friends? Faster Enemies?” is the text for this cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi. Four computer screens are before the Mirror Master as he watches the 31st century’s Flash try to evade being...

The covers: There are two covers to this issue and I’m having a heck of time trying to figure out who did which. Both are outstanding, but I’m going to have to punt on the imagery....