Goldface is one of the Flash's strangest and most interesting rogues, and he deserves to make a comeback for his 60th.

DC Comics created the modern concept of superheroes, taking the pulp heroes of the early 20th century, mixing them with the ...

In the comics, however, they have gone head-to ... The Flash has actually beaten Supes several times since then, too. In "DC First: Flash/Superman" #1 the golden-age Flash, Jay Garrick, races ...

Flash first appeared in Flash Comics #1 in 1940, published by DC Comics. The original Flash was named Jay Garrick, and he gained his superhuman speed from inhaling hard water vapors. However ...

Even though he’s not the first hero with the name the Flash at DC Comics—that honor belongs to the Justice Society’s Jay Garrick—many consider Barry Allen as the “prime” Scarlet ...

The twelve-part Crisis on Infinite Earths arc is one of the most iconic runs in DC Comics, and the eighth issue, A Flash of the Lightning, sees Barry Allen make a pivotal decision against the Anti ...

The Flash is currently speeding its way into cinemas ... Flashpoint was a crossover event that ran through DC comics between May and August 2011. The core Flashpoint limited series, by Geoff ...

Who is the actual fastest Flash in DC comics? While most would say Barry Allen as a certainty, given his positioning as the most well-known Scarlet Speedster, the actual answer might surprise you.

So, we have seen DC Comics teasing one version of The Flash that is meant to be hitting the movie screens – though since our report on the Ezra Miller situation, DC exclusive distributor Lunar ...

The Flash is now racing in from Beast Kingdom with an impressive 8" tall figure that shows off an older version of the speedster. Barry is suited up in his classic DC Comics outfit with red and ...