No Time To Die

The latest James Bond movie has sparked a lot of controversy.

Originally meant to play early in 2020 the film was delayed several times because of Covid concerns.

Up until its release not much was shared in the way of information about the plot or story.  It wasn’t until early reviews were posted that fans discovered just how different No Time To Die was compared to other James Bond films.

This is the last film Daniel Craig plays as Bond.  After watching the movie it’s easy to see why.

No Time To Die changes everything where it concerns James Bond. Some Bond fans will love it, others will hate it.  It successfully created discord amongst viewers.

From Titan Books comes No Time To Die The Making Of The Film, by Mark Salisbury.

The beautiful hardbound book includes a black and white photo of Bond and his latest lady love on its dust jacket and a gold foil stamped 007 logo on the cover of the book.

The inside is filled with black and white and color photos of behind the scenes of the making of the film.

Readers are given a tour of locations, see how scenes are set up, discover the incredible hard work it takes to create some of the spectacular physical effects and stunts and the tremendous amount of hard work it takes to make such a massive film.

Learn how chase scenes were choreographed and what interiors and exteriors were chosen. Actors, actresses and production team members give insights into the film and every aspect of the making the film is examined.

From set dressings, to lighting, costumes, weapons and accessories, transportation and to the heart-break final scene it’s all here in one impressive collection of photos, art and text.

Where will Bond go from here?  Stay tuned, Bond will be back but who will play the character and what changes can moviegoers expect?

Deuteronomy 31:6 (NIV) “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”

Charles Addams A Cartoonist’s Life

They’re creepy and they’re kooky
Mysterious and spooky
They’re all together ooky
The Addams Family
Their house is a museum
When people come to see 'em
They really are a screaming
The Addams Family.
Neat.
Sweet
Petite
So put a witch's shawl on
A broomstick you can crawl on
We're gonna play a call on
The Addams Family
They’re creepy and they’re kooky
Mysterious and spooky
They’re all together ooky
The Addams Family
Strange
Deranged
The Addams Family

If you were alive and watched TV in the 1960s you’ll recognize these lyrics.

The Addams Family TV series ran for several years on ABC TV and was extremely popular.  Decades later they would star in a number of films, both live and animated.

The series was based on the single panel cartoons illustrated and written by Charles Addams.

For those of you unfamiliar with The Addams Family, they were a spooky, weird and macabre clan that occupied a creepy old house and lived an ‘unconventional’ lifestyle, to say the least.

The new oversize softbound book: Charles Addams A Cartoonist’s Life, by famed author Linda H. Davis and published by Turner Publishing Company, looks into the life of The Addams Family creator, Charles H. Addams.

It turns out he was as colorful and strange as the characters he illustrated.

Rumors were rampant about Addams when he was alive.  Often outgoing and congenial Addams kept his private life under wraps.

Because of the strange nature of his The Addams Family cartoons people often assumed he was a strange as his characters.

In some respects he was, although not quite as out there.

It was rumored he slept in a coffin, subsisted on a strange diet and had hidden dark secrets best left kept secret.

What is known is that he loved women, had no qualms about ruffling the establishment’s feathers and lived his life on his own terms.

Get ready for a remarkable journey as you examine the strange, fascinating and unusual life of one of the world’s most unique and captivating artists.

Filled with photos and art the book is a kooky, crazy and captivating excursion into the mind and life of a genius.

Proverbs 18:21 (KJV) “Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.”

The Art Of The Last Jedi

The next to final film in the original 9-part Star Wars saga had mixed reviews: some fans love it, other loathed it.

Many blame the writer/director who made the unusual decision to ditch much of what was established before and mix things up.

While the film was a total mish-mash of chaos and altered continuity the special effects and look of the film were first rate.

The book: The Art Of Star Wars The Last Jedi, written by Phil Szostak and published by Abrams, contains informative text about he making of the film and its pivotal moments.

Filled with color paintings, sketches, computer renderings and 3D model images it examines costume designs, environments, vehicles and every other visual element in the film.

It’s a complex book with tons of information about the film making process, demonstrates the incredible amount of working going into such a film and spotlights the amazing artist of some of the best craftsmen, builders and artisans in the business.

Proverbs 18:21 (KJV) “Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.”

The Incredible Hulk #200

The Incredible Hulk #200 from Marvel Comics cover says it all as The Hulk is spotlighted amidst some his greatest friends and foes.

It a desperate attempt to save the mind of Glenn Talbot The Hulk (with Banner’s intelligence) agrees to be shrunk down and injected in Talbot to save his life.

Unfortunately for The Hulk/Banner, Talbot's mind is none to happy about the diminutive Green Goliath’s presence.

While inside The Hulk/Banner is barraged by physical manifestations of Hulk’s greatest foes.

This issue offers a good recap of the Hulk’s troubled life with certain occurrences and characters highlighted.  Those unfamiliar with The Hulk’s past are provided a quick catch-up.

Readers can expect to se Doc Sampson, The Missing Link, Juggernaut, The Abomination, The Leader, Sandman, The Mandarin, The Silver Surfer, Ironman, The Sub-Mariner, Hercules and ultimately Glen Talbot’s rage, fury and hatred for the Hulk manifested in a gigantic, pulsating blob of fang, tooth and flesh.

It the ultimate Hulk slugfest and battle not only with Talbot’s demons but The Hulk’s as well.

The issue also has the distinction of having one of the top 'floating heads' covers ever seen on comic books.

Galatians 6:9 (NKJV) “And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.”

Superman & Lois The Complete First Season

For decades Warner Bros. has struggled to make Superman more human and in so doing to make him more relatable to audiences.

Don’t get me wrong.  There have been some great Superman films and TV series but they tended to focus primarily on Superman the superhero or too much on his civilian identity as Clark Kent.

When Superman was introduced in the current various CW  TV series as a guest star something clicked with audiences.

Never one to pass up the opportunity to cash in on a good thing, Warner Bros. gave the green light a new TV series: Superman and Lois.  The series premiered in early 2021 and was an instant hit.

Everything about the show clicked.

Clark Kent finds himself out of job the same day his mother dies.  Sometime before he revealed his identity as Superman to Lois Lane, they marry and have two sons.

They decide to move back to Clark’s hometown: Smallville, where Clark is reunited with his childhood friend Lana Lang.  She’s married and she and her husband have tow daughters of their own.

While in Smallville Clark and Lois’ sons discover Clark's spaceship.  He reveals to him that he is Superman with mixed results.

As the story regresses, the Kent's discover one of their sons has super powers, Superman encounters fellow Kryptonians, goes up several super-powered foes, encounters the Eradicator and more.

During this period he and Lois must contend with typical family problems and situations and desperately try to balance their lives as parents while Clark still fights evil as Superman.

Superman & Lois The Complete First Season on Blu-ray and Digital Code contains all 15 extended episodes and lots of fun extras.  They include several featurettes and a DC FanDome Panel, all of which contain a few surprises.

Finally a Superman series that successfully combines the dual life of Superman and Clark Kent, both superhuman and human.

1 Corinthians 13:13 (NIV) ^“And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.“

DC Animated Movie Injustice

The DC Animated Movie Injustice is adapted from the acclaimed video game set in an alternate reality.

When the Joker kills Superman/Clark Kent’s wife Lois Lane and their unborn child and destroys Metropolis it is the straw that breaks the camel’s back.

Enraged and devastated Superman kills the Joker and sets out to make all things right.

He does this by taking total control to make sure peace exists-but at what cost?

It’s up to his longtime ally Batman and other members of The Justice League to stop Superman and return freedom to the people of earth.

The Warner Bros. DC Animated Movie Injustice 4K Ultra Had/Blu/ray/Digital Code Combo Pack also includes a featurette about the making of the powerful and disturbing story and two bonus DC animated shorts.

It’s a violent, hard-hitting animated film with equally powerful performances by its voice cast.  The animation is first-rate, as is the soundtrack.

When justice fails, will Injustice prevail?

Psalm 19:1 (NKJV) “The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament shows His handiwork.”

The James Bond Omnibus Volume 001

Fans of the James Bond movies might be surprised to discover the true nature of James Bond should they choose to read one of the original James Bond novels by his creator Ian Fleming.

In the books Bond is little more than a paid assassin.  He’s tough, rough, not above playing dirty, a womanizer, a bit of a fascist and not particularly handsome of sophisticated.

Titan Books reprinted a collection of James Bond novels translated into daily comic strips around the time the James Bond movie craze hit the world in the 1960s.

In The James Bond Omnibus Volume 001 comic strips reprinted include Casino Royale, Goldfinger, Dr. No, Moonraker, Diamonds Are Forever, From Russia With Love, Risico, From A View To A Kill, For Your Eyes Only and Thunderball.

Packing out at over 300 pages the book compiles the complete comic strip adaptations of the famous Bond books as originally written by Ian Fleming.

The comic strip originally appeared in the British's newspaper The Daily Express in the late 1950s and early 1960s and are faithfully reproduced by Titan Books.

Relive the action, adventure, danger and intrigue as Bond womanizes, uses various clever gadgets, drives fast and exotic cars and enjoys the occasional martini--shaken not stirred.

In my opinion Timothy Dalton's take on James Bond is the closest to the Bond books with Daniel Craig coming in a close second.  His Bond was much more moody as well as deadly.

The original Silver Screen James Bond: Sean Connery, set the standard for all 'Bond' actors to follow.

Isaiah 40:31 (NKJV) “But those who wait on the Lord Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.

Birnbaum’s Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary Times Two

Can you believe it!?  Walt Disney World opened 50 years ago!   Unbelievable!

Birnbaum’s celebrates the occasion with not one, but two softbound books: one for adults and one for kids.

Both the Walt Disney World The Official Guide 2022 and Walt Disney World The Official Guide 2022 For Kids from Disney Editions are chock full of photos and  information about special 50th Anniversary events, places to eat, attractions, rides and fun activities to enjoy.

Look for clues for cool things to see, little known facts abut the various Disney World Theme Parks and so much more.

For more detailed ‘adult’ information choose the Walt Disney World The Official Guide 2022.  For some fun activities, simplified explanations and kid-centered fun pick up a copy of Walt Disney World The Official Guide 2022 For Kids.

Either way kids and adults are sure to enjoy flipping through each book’s pages to see and anticipate the great things Disney World has planned for its 50th Anniversary.

Web Of Horror #1

Way back in 1969 a new horror magazine came out spotlighting the work of up and coming artists and writers.

Web Of Horror #1 from Major Magazines introduced to the world some of the future’s most famous comic book and book illustrators at the dawn of their careers.

Somewhat amateurish compared to today’s slick publications Web Of Horror was still a respectable and well-crafted magazine.

Issue #1 featured some of the earliest work in mainstream comics by Berni Wrightson and Mike Kaluta along with entries by more established creators such as Syd Shores, Ralph Reese and Wayne Howard.

Berni Wrightson had a huge influence on my art growing up.  Although I never met the man I did have the privilege of seeing his art posted in an art gallery at a comic book convention in the late 1960s.

Mike Kaluta's art on DC Comics' The Shadow was a favorite of mine as was Ralph Reese's work in the Warren publications.

Similar to Warren Publications' Eerie, Creepy and Vampirella magazines Web Of Horror offered an anthology of horror stories in black and white.

All of stories were done in ink and wash.

I especially enjoyed The Game That Plays You by writer Dick Kenson and artist Bernie Wrightson and the cover by Mike Kaluta.

Dubbed ‘America's Nightmare Magazine’ Web Of Horror only lasted a few issues but is highly sought after by horror magazine enthusiasts.

2 Corinthians 5:17 (NKJV) “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new. “

Marvels #1

Although artist Alex Ross had drawn a few comic book projects he was relatively unknown by most.  All of that was about to change.

With Marvels #1, from Marvel Comics, published in the mid-1990s, Alex Ross suddenly found himself the new comic book artist sensation.

More than a comic book artist Alex is a classically trained painter (primarily in watercolor) and Marvels (except for a Dark Horse Terminator mini-series) was his first fully painted series.

What makes Marvels such a great story is that is told from the perspective of an ordinary man of the street, reporter Phil Sheldon.

Sheldon recounts the first appearance of the Marvels beginning with the Golden Age heroes.  The story progresses over the years as more and more Marvels appear and the effect they have on the general population and world.

The first issue features a clear plastic cover with the title superimposed over a full color cover painting of the original Human Torch bursting into flame.

Readers meet a young J. Jonah Jameson, witness the birth of The Human Torch, and encounter Namor-The Sub-Mariner and their first fight.

Captain America appears as America enters World War II and the combined might of The Invaders end up the first issue.

Kurt Busiek provides the story.  It’s hard to imagine that Alex Ross was barely in his twenties when he illustrated the series.

He has since gone on to be one of the most prolific, respected and well known artists in the world.

Proverbs 3:5-6 (NKJV) “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.”

Tales Of Courage And Kindness

While I agree that both males and females have the capacity for courage and kindness, it is in my experience that girls and women have a higher degree of kindness than most males.

I know it sound sexist.  Trust me, it’s not.

As a general rule most men tend to be rougher around the edges when it comes to kindness.

Anyway, back to the book review.

In Disney Press’s Disney Princess Tales Of Courage And Kindness, young readers (both male and female) are gifted with a collection of short stories showcasing the courage and kindness of Disney's Princesses and Frozen Queens.  

Original art is provided for each tale by artists from all over the world.  Twelve Princess stories and two Frozen Queen stories make up the contents of the book.

More than a book about ‘girl power’ the book provides much needed lessons about cleverness, generosity, daring, strength, confidence, toughness, smartness, curiosity, caring, boldness, loyalty, bravery and fearlessness.

The beautiful small hardbound book also includes small prefaces to each story listing the qualities the characters display, their dreams and heroic moments, their sidekicks and famous quotes.

TV Guide November 8-14, 1997

The Women of Star Trek are spotlighted in the November of 1997 TV Guide Magazine.

Star Trek in all of its forms has always been known to be populated by some of the most beautiful and intelligent women in the galaxy.

This TV Guide issue comes with two covers: Dax (Terry Ferrell of Deep Space Nine) and Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan of Star Trek: Voyager).

I have the Seven of Nine version.

It’s interesting that the Picard Star Trek TV series reintroduced Seven of Nine in its first season and it appears she will become a regular cast member.

It’s been over 20 years since she was last seen and in that time she has regained her humanity and leads a campaign to save other Borg from the Collective.

Star Trek was one of the first TV shows to give women the opportunity to portray women in high levels of command, important professional positions and as equals to men.

Other than the Star Trek article the magazine consists of the usual TV listing and fluff articles.

Still it’s a great tribute to the ladies of Star Trek and deserves to be part of any Star Trek collection.

Matthew 7:21 - Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife

If early reviews are any indication the new Ghostbusters: Afterlife movie is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

After the disastrous 2016 Ghostbusters relaunch starring an all-female cast, the hope of having a true Ghostbusters film sequel to the two-blockbuster Ghostbusters films from the 1980s looked pretty slim.

But, the son of the original director of the first two films took it upon himself to rejuvenate the franchise, bring in new characters and situations and still pay tribute to the beloved films.

The Ghostbusters film franchise looks to be in good hands.

Hasbro Toys acquired the Ghostbusters: Afterlife toy license and the company was kind enough to send me some review samples of its toys.  It is much appreciated.

The Ghostbusters Ecto-1 Playset consists of a replica of the famous ambulance created for kids four years old and up.  I’m 68 years old and I think it’s great.

The vehicle is made of sturdy and rugged plastic and comes in several pieces that require assembly.  Don’t worry, even an old codger like myself had no problem piecing it together. Kid’s will have it together in no time.

Once the chassis and body are assembled you’re ready to hunt and capture ghosts.

Everything your expect to be on the Ecto-1 is there including the lights and equipment strapped to the roof, heavy chrome bumpers, doors that open and white wall tires mounted on wheels that actually work.  No kidding, this baby can move!

Where would the Ecto-1 be without its trademark Ghostbusters logo, red strips and other exterior markings?  They all come on a decal sheet.  decals peel off and attach to the car wit no glue or fuss.

The passenger twin doors open and presto the side seat flips out ready for a Ghostbusters team member to fire their Proton weapons.

Figures made specifically for the vehicle fit easily inside or on the swing out seat.

A specially designed attachable Proton firing mechanism attaches to the lower right of the seat and actually fires a plastic Proton beam!

The rear door opens revealing a drop down chamber housing a small mobile four-wheel Ghost Trap.  Ghosts don’t stand a chance even if they dodge the Proton beam they can still be trapped by the mobile trap.

It is an awesome vehicle that comes packaged in heavy-duty cardboard box decorated with photos and art of Ecto-1.  Instructions come inside with the vehicle.  Four figures to use with the Ecto-1 can be bought separately.

Where would the Ghostbusters be if there were no ghosts?  Exactly!   That’s why Hasbro Toys has created not one, not two, but three Ghostbusters Fright Features ghoulies action figures packaged in hanger/stand-ups.

Muncher is a four arm, two leg, aqua colored eating machine that has white eyes, a large gaping mouth with jagged teeth, a translucent belly and an appetite that won't’ quit even though sometimes his tummy can't hold all that he eats.

If it’s metallic, he'll eat it.  But be careful if you frighten him-puke! He’ll upchuck a round ball of rusty metal.  Simply hold down his upper left arm and whammo-the ball flies out of his mouth!

Like all three of the ghostly ghoulies Muncher is nicely crafted, has clever articulation and smooth consistent colors with not bleed over or sloppy edges.

The packaging is clear with the figure held in place by a form-fitting clear plastic cocoon and a Ghostbusters logo and image of the character decorate the front without obscuring the figure.  

Instructions for using the figure are on the back with text and an illustration.

The Stay Puff Marshmallow Man is a fan favorite.  Originally from the first Ghostbusters film he makes his return appearance and is featured in a new toy.

Sugary, gooey and soft the Stay Puff Marshmallow Man is anything but sweet.

All white and plump the figure wears a sailor cap with a red fringe, a large blue collar and a red bandana.

His fat arms are held high and his face is soft, fluffy and angry.

Push down his arms and the figure splits at the waist as it spins and reveals its gooey innards. S'more anyone?

Ya gotta love Slimer.  After all he's the one who slimed bill Murray in the first film.

The Slimer toy brings back the green, ravenous ghost with the huge mouth, red beady eyes and fat face.

His bulbous body is accented even more by his long arms, and large hands with long fingers.

The toy figure’s mouth opens up almost the entire height of the figure when is arms are brought up to the height of his head.  

Talk about a big mouth!  Check out his huge white teeth, large tongue and huge cavernous moth with slim flowing down from the roof!  Yuck!

While there are five Plasma Series 6-inch Ghostbusters action figures of the new cast members Hasbro sent me two to review: Podcast and Trevor.

Both come dressed in classic Ghostbusters jumper suits albeit they are a bit dirty and grimy.

They come in standup/hanger Ghostbusters Afterlife Plasma Series boxes with clear front panels, a large Ghostbusters logo on the lower front with the name of the character predominant besides it.  

To remove a figure from the box simply pull out the blue background scene that consists of a schematic/blueprint of the Ecto-1, Proton Packs and other Ghostbusters equipment images.

The schematic makes a perfect background for the posed figure.

The figures are beautifully sculpted.  I suspect they were 3D scanned from the actors themselves.

Both are fully articulated with cleverly hidden joints and swivel points.  The rumpled clothing hides the joints.  The figures also include pieces of the Sentinel Terror Dog that when all combined together from the five new cast members and the three original Ghostbusters figures make the complete Sentinel Terror Dog.

Included with the raven hair Podcast figure are a pair of ghost goggles, a remote control/communication device, a skull candle, two blobs of Protoplasm made from miniature Stay Puff Marshmallow figures and a single miniature Stay Puff figure.  All fit snuggly in a clear plastic form-fitting cocoon.

Sculpting-as with all the Plasma Series figures, is first-rate as is the coloring, articulation and especially the likeness tot the actual film character.

I am amazed a the facial features on the figures with the careful attention given to the eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth.

The wrinkles and folds in the clothing look real, as does the texture, shoes, belts, armbands and undergarments.

All of the figures’ hands are preset to hold the accessories with no slippage or wobbles.

Trevor is the second new character figure.  He’s slightly taller than Podcast.  He has longer dark hair and a slimmer face.

Included with the figure is a rolled up map on parchment paper, a string of partly formed Stay Puff miniature figures and an incredibly detailed Proton Pack with complete details and wand that straps to the figure's back.

It is remarkable example of miniature sculpt work with lots of dials, wires, tubes and weird tech.  

As with the Podcast figure the sculpt, coloring, articulation and execution of the figure is superb.

I about fell out of my seat when I saw that the original Ghostbusters characters of Venkman, Zeddemore and Stanz made up the balance of the Plasma Series figure. All told, eight figures make up the set.

Zeddemore, Stanz and Venkman look just like their movie namesakes only older or course.

All wear their classic Ghostbusters uniforms with name badges, utility belts, black shoes and gloves and multi-pockets.

Each comes with Proton Packs just like Trevor’s only theirs come with an attachable Proton stream of translucent blue.

Zeddemore come with a classified newspaper section, Venkman has his infamous mind reading set of cards with symbols and Stanz the Necromancer book.

It’s great seeing the old team back together again.

All of the Plasma Series figures stand on their own, easily hold their various accessories and are exact likeness to their movie counterparts.

What a great set of toys! From the Ecto-1 to the ghost figures to the Ghostbusters figures the entire Ghostbusters Afterlife series of toys are sure to be a big hit with toy and Ghostbusters fans and collectors. 

Joshua 1:9 (NIV) “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.”

Space Jam: A New Legacy

Over 20 years ago Michael Jordan found himself in an animated world populated by Warner Bros. cartoon characters: Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, etc.  

He was chosen to take part in a basketball game with huge consequences should his team win or lose.


Now decades later the basketball superstar LeBron James and his son find themselves in a similar situation when a rogue A.I. transports them to that same universe.

LeBron finds himself in a bizarre basketball game just as Michael did only this time the stakes are much higher in Space Jam: A New Legacy.

It’s up to him and his team to win so that he and his son can return home.

Get ready for Warner Bros. Looney Tunes hi-jinx as Bugs and his gang of animated misfits prove that despite the odds against them they always manage to come out on top.

It’s the Tunes against the A.I. Goons in a basketball game like no other on Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Code

The live action, animated movie is a great film for the family with lots of slapstick humor and some truly outrageous moments.

Extras include featurettes and deleted scenes.

Galatians 6:9 (NKJV) “And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.”

The Flash The Complete Seventh Season

When it comes to DC Comics the ‘big three’ have always been Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman.

Second-tier DC superheroes are Green Lantern, The Martian Manhunter, Hawkman, The Atom, Aquaman and The Flash.

Of all of the heroes mentioned The Flash is the most under utilized and unappreciated in my opinion.

Often sluffed off as a ‘guy who can run really fast’ The Flash is so much more.

This is a guy that can outrace time and the speed of light!  He is the avatar of the Speed Force and is capable of vibrating through objects and has proven himself capable of taking on some of DC Comics major bad guys.

In the comic book he has one of most interesting back-stories and his supporting cast of characters are some of the best.

It then should come as no surprise that The Flash TV show has gone through seven seasons with more to come.

The TV show adheres pretty faithfully to the comic book with a few tweaks.

After Green Arrow went off the air The Flash TV series became the nexus of the broadcast DC Universe.

A lot has happened in the TV series and things really kicked into high gear with the seventh season.

With the death of the Speed Force The Flash (Barry Allen) lost his powers.  He regained them, but at a cost, Iris West/Allen was trapped in the Mirrorverse, several of the Flash’s team are transported back through time, a one-time villain is given a second chance and to top things off several of The Flash’s major villains turn up.

Team Flash had their hands full and at the end of the season tragedy strikes.

In Warner Bros.' The Flash The Complete Seventh Season Blu-ray/Digital Code collection, all 18 episodes are included along with several special features.

Look for several featurettes, a gag reel and deleted scenes.

Isaiah 55:8 (NKJV) “For My thoughts are not your thoughts, Nor are your ways My ways,” says the Lord.”