Andrew Cookston
The Flashpoint Paradox (2)
To find the conclusion to his chaos, The Reverse Flash has but one final goal. To end his opposite. Toiling and tormenting Barry since he was a young boy, Murdering Allen's Mother had only been the beginning of his torture. Getting to watch as Barry saw his world crumble and friends fight and die around him was the ultimate victory for Eobard.
Luckily for Barry, with help, re-created the instance that gave him his powers, thus, regaining his connection with the Speed-Force. Now back at full potential, The Flash Races off to London to try and keep Diana and Aurthur from a world wide war of ages. Only then does he find out who was really behind all of this. ...But will he be able to change things back to what they were before Thawne?
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Okay let's be honest, this is hands down, my finest work to date.
I am so incredibly proud to be able to share this with you all. Like I had mentioned in the previous upload, with the post production of the six images you see before me, took nearly three hours on this piece alone.
Now I know it's odd to have a builder/photographer really really really enjoy his own work, but hey, I'm gonna at least pat myself on the back for this one :)
The Flashpoint Paradox (2)
To find the conclusion to his chaos, The Reverse Flash has but one final goal. To end his opposite. Toiling and tormenting Barry since he was a young boy, Murdering Allen's Mother had only been the beginning of his torture. Getting to watch as Barry saw his world crumble and friends fight and die around him was the ultimate victory for Eobard.
Luckily for Barry, with help, re-created the instance that gave him his powers, thus, regaining his connection with the Speed-Force. Now back at full potential, The Flash Races off to London to try and keep Diana and Aurthur from a world wide war of ages. Only then does he find out who was really behind all of this. ...But will he be able to change things back to what they were before Thawne?
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Okay let's be honest, this is hands down, my finest work to date.
I am so incredibly proud to be able to share this with you all. Like I had mentioned in the previous upload, with the post production of the six images you see before me, took nearly three hours on this piece alone.
Now I know it's odd to have a builder/photographer really really really enjoy his own work, but hey, I'm gonna at least pat myself on the back for this one :)