A New Book About ‘The Flash’ Reveals Rare Photos, Behind-the-Scenes Details About Bringing the DC Superhero to Life
20.06.2023 - 01:05
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Fresh off the premiere of “The Flash” movie in theaters, DC Comics has released a new illustrated book that offers a behind-the-scenes look into the making of the film. Titled “The Flash: The Official Visual Companion: The Scarlet Speedster from Page to Screen,” the 96-page book reads like a graphic novel and fanzine mixed with a visual encyclopedia.
Released June 16 to coincide with “The Flash” debuting in theaters, the book is available to purchase now on Amazon.com. Amazon The Flash: The Official Visual Companion $34.99 $31.49 Buy Now On Amazon The new book features a compendium of facts and images about The Flash, that traces the superhero from his first appearance in comic books in the 1940s, to his solo film debut in 2023.
Fans will see behind-the-scenes photos and illustrations from the comic books, television series and film franchise, while new interviews with cast and crew reveal never-before-heard stories about how Barry Allen came to life. Released in conjunction with the new film, “The Flash: The Official Visual Companion” is the most comprehensive and updated guide for fans of the DC superhero, offering a look at everything from storyboards to costumes to sets.
Insight Editions In an exclusive excerpt shared with Variety, the book’s author Randall Lotowycz reveals how — spoiler alert! — director Andy Muschietti got Michael Keaton to reprise his role as Batman in the new “Flash” movie. “There was not a lot of convincing, because I think Michael Keaton was very enthusiastic about playing Bruce
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