Alan Davis did a great job drawing the fastest man alive in his NAIL books.  (Not that I can name a superhero Davis doesn't draw well...)  It would be nice to see him have a go at an ongoing Barry Allen FLASH title...

Isn't that like 22 pages every thirty days? I mean, that's roughly a page a day with weekends off?

JB,

 Aren't most books fully written now (full script), with copious amounts of detail handed to the artist? I mean, there's no sitting around and going "I wonder what I need to put in this panel", it's all spelled out ( probably in too much detail). I realize there's always camera angle, and such, but there shouldn't be any agonizing over the page content, just how best to display it? How does that take 30 days for 22 pages, especially from someone that's in the business and hopefully comfortable with the format, techniques and such?

JB,

With everyone complaing about the lack of "movement" in the pages, IE: 6 panels to drink a glass of water, do you think maybe a little of it is the artist feeling he needs to draw a picture simply to help the next picture be more clearly understood, in other words "not drawing it the best way" the first time. I feel I might not get my point conveyed here.

 The artist has to "make X do Y" and feels he needs 4 panels prior to make sure the audience understands it, instead of maybe one or two panels that are so clear about it,, it almost hits you over the head?