The Art and Making of The Flash

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Review ------ "This book is a joy to read" - Nerdspan "Gives us a look into not only how the special effects were achieved but how the writers and producers have shaped the visual style of the series." - Joblo gift guide "Unbelievable concept art from the show. Just seeing the detail behind the set locations and costumes makes you realize why the show is visually beautiful compared to other similar shows. There is not a wasted space inside the book, utilizing every inch to give the reader as much information as possible through art, photos, and text." - Latino Review gift guide "A must-have for all fans...5 stars" - Project Fandom "If you want a really cool book on the show, this is the book for you" - Fan Fest "The art is terrific...any Flash fan would be proud to place it on his or her coffee table." - Birth Movies Death "If you're as big a fan as I am, you'll want to dig into The Art and Making of The Flash that is a comprehensive review of the first two seasons-villains, allies, locales, technology-it's all in here. Even Earth-2." - Geek Dad "What I like most about this art book is its attention to detail in regards to the a of information on the show that it contains" - Entertainment Buddha "It's big, it's packed with information, and it's very well organized and constructed making it incredibly reader friendly. The Art and Making of The Flash is a must have book for both fans of the show and the comic -- 10/10" - Adventures in Poor Taste "Yet another great art book from Titan Books that features great set photography and behind-the-scenes anecdotes" - Entertainment Buddha gift guide "Packed with exclusive production art and behind-the-scenes photography, The Art and Making of The Flash is the ultimate resource for fans of the superhero speedster." - Forces of Geek gift guide "A labour of love in presenting all dimensions of the television show" - Pop Mythology About the Author ---------------- Author of Fantastic 4: The Making of the Movie, The Guild: The Official Companion, and The Cabin in the woods: Official Visual Companion. .As well as also working on the Much Ado About Nothing: The Official Screenplay and Alien: The Archive books, Abbie writes regularly for magazines, including Assignment X. Fangoria, and Buzzy Mag.