Not
long ago we were given a small taste of how the scarlet speedster would
look in his upcoming spin-off television series. All we were given was
an almost basic head shot of Grant Gustin's version of The Flash. While
some fans liked it, others hated it, almost all of them were drawing
comparisons to not only the 1990's television series version, but also
to the competition with references to Captain America and Tick being
made.
Flash forward to today, and we now have an almost full look at Gustin wearing the full suit. He is crouched and ready to speed off, so it does hinder us from fully seeing the costume, but it does give enough detail for people to formulate an opinion on. Like the series from which it came from (Arrow), it does appear to be keeping with the darker tone. At least that is the vibe one may get from the darker toned red used in making the suit. I am sure, or am at least hoping they attempt to give an "explanation" in the show as to why the suit is what it is. Which is a combination of leather and heavy mesh type material. Although unlikely we would get a skintight version like the comic books (thankfully), but again may need to explain how the "bunchy" parts don't work against the character while he is running (wind resistance and all that jazz).
Overall, I am really liking what they have shown us so far. Still taking a somewhat of a "wait and see" approach as nothing else matters if this costume does "work" onscreen. I like how although the headpiece makes him look younger than he is, I do like how the suit seems to have added some "bulk" to Grant Gustin. Although Flash is a more slim member of the DC Universe, he does have some muscle tone. And Grant's smaller build is compensated with this version.
Likely be more visual peeks at what the CW has in store for this show as we get closer and closer to the premiere, including more details in regards to the story and direction of the show. So keep your eyes peeled as they could get here in a....Flash.
UPDATE:
Here are some more pictures of Grant Gustin sporting his new Flash duds. Doesn't look too bad, wasn't sure how it would look within a daytime setting, which is really more Flash's motif so although night time is preferred to keep with the tone of "Arrow", it is nice to see that the darker suit keeps looking as good as it did in the initial promotional shots.
Also nice to see that the suit doesn't always make Grant Gustin look like a teenage boy, as the initial photo of just the the hear gear had done. Would make ever casting a Kid Flash in the age range of 2-5 aka Toddlers! Jokes aside, things are continuing to look good as they continue with production. How will the others look? Better question, if this show takes off, what other characters are going to be granted the pleasure of seeing? Of course characters like Zoom, or a Black Flash could appear and easily "work", same can be said with Captain Cold, but anyone else a tad curious as to how and if Grodd makes his appearance in the "Arrow" spin-off series?
Amazing how much hope a successful guest spot on "Arrow" and a fancy new suit can garner. Perhaps it has been the depravity of Superhero television until the last couple years that didn't have Superman front and center. Peep them locked for more updates! Until then...
Stay Nerdy!
(The brighter red pic is a fan made edit, doesn't look too bad, and shows that it may have "worked" just as well)
Flash forward to today, and we now have an almost full look at Gustin wearing the full suit. He is crouched and ready to speed off, so it does hinder us from fully seeing the costume, but it does give enough detail for people to formulate an opinion on. Like the series from which it came from (Arrow), it does appear to be keeping with the darker tone. At least that is the vibe one may get from the darker toned red used in making the suit. I am sure, or am at least hoping they attempt to give an "explanation" in the show as to why the suit is what it is. Which is a combination of leather and heavy mesh type material. Although unlikely we would get a skintight version like the comic books (thankfully), but again may need to explain how the "bunchy" parts don't work against the character while he is running (wind resistance and all that jazz).
Overall, I am really liking what they have shown us so far. Still taking a somewhat of a "wait and see" approach as nothing else matters if this costume does "work" onscreen. I like how although the headpiece makes him look younger than he is, I do like how the suit seems to have added some "bulk" to Grant Gustin. Although Flash is a more slim member of the DC Universe, he does have some muscle tone. And Grant's smaller build is compensated with this version.
Likely be more visual peeks at what the CW has in store for this show as we get closer and closer to the premiere, including more details in regards to the story and direction of the show. So keep your eyes peeled as they could get here in a....Flash.
UPDATE:
Here are some more pictures of Grant Gustin sporting his new Flash duds. Doesn't look too bad, wasn't sure how it would look within a daytime setting, which is really more Flash's motif so although night time is preferred to keep with the tone of "Arrow", it is nice to see that the darker suit keeps looking as good as it did in the initial promotional shots.
Also nice to see that the suit doesn't always make Grant Gustin look like a teenage boy, as the initial photo of just the the hear gear had done. Would make ever casting a Kid Flash in the age range of 2-5 aka Toddlers! Jokes aside, things are continuing to look good as they continue with production. How will the others look? Better question, if this show takes off, what other characters are going to be granted the pleasure of seeing? Of course characters like Zoom, or a Black Flash could appear and easily "work", same can be said with Captain Cold, but anyone else a tad curious as to how and if Grodd makes his appearance in the "Arrow" spin-off series?
Amazing how much hope a successful guest spot on "Arrow" and a fancy new suit can garner. Perhaps it has been the depravity of Superhero television until the last couple years that didn't have Superman front and center. Peep them locked for more updates! Until then...
Stay Nerdy!
(The brighter red pic is a fan made edit, doesn't look too bad, and shows that it may have "worked" just as well)
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