The Flash faced formidable villains with metahuman powers ... rather than the normal version of the character. Savitar's suit ...

Flash is used to fighting speedster villains, but the Top was a unique ... getting Jay Garrick thrown in prison for not wearing green clothing, which was illegal according to ancient law.

From a utility standpoint, Flash’s suit offers little to no protection ... over the death of Wally West that he starts killing his enemies so he can go back in time and save his sidekick ...

What is Wells trying to do with the suit now? And if Wells really is the Flash’s greatest villain, why exactly is he trying so damn hard to make sure Barry fulfills his destiny? These are all ...

I’ve loved all the versions of The Flash suit we’ve had on the show ... will feature the return/team-up of multiple heroes and villains from throughout the Arrow-verse including: Javicia ...

While technically a villain, Black Flash is more of a personification of ... This would explain his speedster suit. Once again our resident comic book expert Russ Burlingame explains: “There ...

Warning: MASSIVE spoilers ahead for The Flash, so read no further ... will make a significant change to the villain by taking him out of his eye-catching suit. Check out the photo below to see ...

We can’t even say for sure whether this villain is a straightforward adaptation of the Reverse-Flash from the comics ... to be the man in the yellow suit. But it doesn’t seem wise to take ...

When the Scarlet Speedster takes on a new villain ... ring that stores his suit, let us explore the series of events that leads to Allen receiving this ring . The Flash's prequel comic that ...

With that the joy is gone and the villain who started the story ... Raymond may have a greater part to play in The Flash, "The Man in the Yellow Suit" would have been much improved by removing ...