Wally West was originally introduced as Kid Flash and is the nephew of Barry Allen, aka The Flash. Wally has quite an interesting history in DC Comics as he was the main Flash from 1986 to 2009. He is ...

Wallace “Ace” West/Kid Flash and Avery Ho/the Flash of China are starring in a new Speed Force series launching in November 2023 from DC Comics. As reported exclusively by The Beat, Speed Force comes ...

Every Flash has an opposite number, even the original speedster, Jay Garrick. But his dark doppelgänger is not terribly memorable in look or in name. Dr. Edward Clariss was a professor at the same ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Flash has been one of DC Comics’ most important heroes since the Golden Age, when Jay Garrick was ...

These are the fastest, strongest, and most wicked versions of the Reverse-Flash ever to plague the Flash Family.

Kid Flash will star in a two-issue DC Universe Presents arc. Fabian Nicieza will write the upcoming storyline in issue #12 of the DC Comics anthology alongside artist Jorge Jimenez. His story will fit ...

The legacy of the Flash spans time and the multiverse in DC Comics. Jay Garrick launched the Flash in the Golden Age, but the Flash Family truly emerged with the debut of Barry Allen's Flash and Wally ...

Covers for the 2006 series Flash: The Fastest Man Alive. DC Comics One of the best stories in this brief run, “The Human Race,” has Wally having to represent the Earth in a race that spans the entire ...

With The Flash film finally upon us, positioning Barry Allen as the fastest hero on the silver screen, it has us wondering. Who is the actual fastest Flash in DC comics? While most would say Barry ...

The Flash TV series failed to accurately capture the essence of comic book Wally West, leaving fans disappointed with his portrayal. The show didn't know what to do with Wally West, resulting in his ...

DC Comics’ Scarlet Speedster, the Flash, is one of the publisher’s longest-running characters (no pun intended). The original Flash, Jay Garrick, first appeared in Flash Comics #1 in 1940, only 18 ...