r/theflash

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I Actually Got Excited Until I Saw It Was Discussing Fish

u/Romaxio — 2 days ago
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Flash season 3 finale

If you could rewrite the finale for flash season 3 what would you change? What would you keep?

u/JealousProtection705 — 6 hours ago

Between the Reverse Flash, Captain Cold, and Gorilla Grodd; which villain do you like the most?

u/Jezzaq94 — 1 day ago
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At the end of season 1, Eddie Thawne shot himself in the heart. Couldn't he have just shot himself in the balls instead?

Just watching the show for the first time, and got to the S1 finale today.

Eddie wanted to end the Thawne bloodline, but he didn't have to give his life! Some voluntary sterilisation courtesy of a 9mm round to each of his testicles I'm sure would suffice. Honestly I feel really bad for the guy after everything he went through in the season, he didn't deserve to die 😭

u/euricus — 5 days ago

Barry's mischaracterization in the DCEU

I was rewatching the Flash movie and i noticed that in the movie (and in all of the DCEU) Barry not only doesen't resemble at all Barry in the comics (both before and after resurrection) , but he isn't very similar to wally either , his characters is a bit of a mix between Bart and Wally but with Barry's backstory , what do you guys think about it?

u/GCillo — 3 days ago

Lightning Rod [Flash: Rebirth #4]

I grew up watching the Flash (CW) and it was my favorite show, and I've recently started reading comics, and I've gotten to Flash: Rebirth. I have this question (or issue) concerning some logic in the story, and I promise you it's not 'what's Superman's Kryptonite' level of stupid (if it is, please be gentle 😅). It's something that I don't understand or maybe I choose not to, but why are the speedsters' lovers made into their lightning rods to ground them (to make it possible for them to leave the speed force)? Doesn't it sound too ridiculous for a speedster to be unable to leave the speed force because he never fell in love?

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Superman Pranks The Flash in a Race in Funny Comic Strip Art from Kerry Callen GeekTyrant

u/PetalSerenity12 — 3 days ago

Unpopular Opinion : I prefer Flash to be a character similar to Spider-Man: a hero who runs fast and can control his speed, rather than a time-traveler who, as a civilian (Barry or Wally), is just a regular guy who isn't destined to change the fate of the universe.

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u/Necessary_Animal93 — 1 day ago

Showcase 4

One of my grails, not only is it the first Barry Allen but also the first silver age comic

u/Meatloaf_Guy1313 — 3 days ago

Updated Flash Display

Finally back home from college, which means it’s time to arrange all the trades/hardcovers I’ve amassed over the past year + my figures. Fascinated to see that Flash is easily 40% of my shelf space

u/LagoonDevil — 2 days ago
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Is Zoom technically the fastest man alive? I feel like because of his abilities (unless they changed his powers) It's almost impossible to outrun him. His abilities revolve around tune mostly not speed. Even Wally couldn't catch him at first when he got a speed boost. Because he's not moving quickly through super-speed. He's moving through time. And despite how fast one may go, it's virtually impossible to outrun time. I've always just considered him faster than all the DC speed based characters or characters like Superman and Shazam (which isn't saying much).

What do you guys think?

u/One_Commercial9941 — 8 days ago