by Matman
As you get ready for New York Comic Con and check out all the cool stuff including the crazy exclusives remember... nothing is off limits!
With that said... available at NYCC this week is FLASH / COLONEL SANDERS - THE COLONEL OF TWO WORLDS! Written by Tony bedard and drawn by Tom Derenick this book promises to be super fun!!!
"The latest hero to fight alongside the Justice League? None other than Colonel Harland Sanders, the man behind Kentucky Fried Chicken. It's all thanks to The Colonel of Two Worlds, a free comic book to be given away at New York Comic Con this weekend (available online for those not attending the show), andThe Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive glimpse at what brings the Colonel, Green Lantern and The Flash together.
As the title suggests, The Colonel of Two Worlds takes its cue from the classic 1961 story "The Flash of Two Worlds," which saw Barry Allen accidentally travel to a parallel world, in which he met another Flash. (Fans of the CW show, that particular story might be relevant to your interests.) This time around, though, it's a parallel Colonel Sanders — from Earth-3, DC's alternate Earth where morality is reversed — who's causing trouble."
As you get ready for New York Comic Con and check out all the cool stuff including the crazy exclusives remember... nothing is off limits!
With that said... available at NYCC this week is FLASH / COLONEL SANDERS - THE COLONEL OF TWO WORLDS! Written by Tony bedard and drawn by Tom Derenick this book promises to be super fun!!!
"The latest hero to fight alongside the Justice League? None other than Colonel Harland Sanders, the man behind Kentucky Fried Chicken. It's all thanks to The Colonel of Two Worlds, a free comic book to be given away at New York Comic Con this weekend (available online for those not attending the show), andThe Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive glimpse at what brings the Colonel, Green Lantern and The Flash together.
As the title suggests, The Colonel of Two Worlds takes its cue from the classic 1961 story "The Flash of Two Worlds," which saw Barry Allen accidentally travel to a parallel world, in which he met another Flash. (Fans of the CW show, that particular story might be relevant to your interests.) This time around, though, it's a parallel Colonel Sanders — from Earth-3, DC's alternate Earth where morality is reversed — who's causing trouble."
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