Packed with exclusive production art and behind-the-scenes photography, The Art andMaking of The Flash is the ultimate resource for fans of the superhero speedster. Find outwhat goes into making the heroes and villains of this smash hit Warner Bros. show, get in-depth interviews with the cast and crew, and explore a treasure trove of weapons andgadgets. From production secrets to costume design to special effects, everything you everwanted to know about the show is right here in these pages. Both critically acclaimed and a fan-favorite ratings hit, The Flash has received the People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Drama: two Saturn Awards, including Best Superhero Adaption Television Series; as well as a Teen Choice Award for Breakout Star. The Flash and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and (c) DC Comics. WB Shield: TM & (c) Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s16)"
This book covers the first two seasons of The Flash, and while it did not add much in the way of new, exciting depth to my pre-existing knowledge of the show, it was worth a look to see the concept designs beside the finished products for character appearances, locales, and props.
As a fan of the show, I appreciate that this book is a good compilation of concept art, character designs and other features related to the technical aspects of production. I would've liked some more in-depth interviews with the creators discussing the genesis and evolution of the story itself, but I do understand that Berlanti and Kreisberg lead very busy lives. Still, some more insight into the foundation of both Flash and the Arrowverse as a whole would've given this book a little more substance. Overall though it's a fun read and I do appreciate how well the images are presented.
A great book, full of interviews with the creators and actors of "The Flash" . It contains chapters about the characters (heroes&allies, villians), locations and even about the weapons, gadgets and vehicles they created for the show. I recommend it with all my heart, but the pages aren't bound well. :))