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In “The Flash,” the titular superhero and Justice League member who is so fast he can time travel — via something called the Chronobowl, a sort of swirling arena of temporal possibilities ...

Barry Allen is The Flash: a superhero whose only been around for about a year, yet has engendered a plethora of super-villain enemies. Here’s who came gunning for Flash this week, as well as the ...

Grant Gustin is DC's Scarlet Speedster in this flashy new superhero series. By Morgan Jeffery Published: 08 October 2014. In the early going, before it found its own niche, ArrowArrow ...

The Flash review: This superhero movie proves multiverses have outrun their welcome Ezra Miller does double time as the Scarlet Speedster, while Michael Keaton returns as Batman to help sort out a ...

Despite a far-too-long running time and a second half that often relies on audience-pleasing gimmickry in favor of a compelling story arc, “The Flash” is an exceedingly well-acted adventure ...

Running time: 144 mins. ... He’s spent the past few years fighting crime and responding to disasters as The Flash, masked superhero and member of the Justice League.

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It’s all very “Back to the Future”-y, a fact that 2013 Barry even mentions, except in his universe, Marty McFly is played by Eric Stoltz, not Michael J. Fox. Brush up on your references ...

The CW re-introduces DC Comics character “The Flash” to television audiences on Tuesday. This new version of the superhero is young, quirky, handsome, full of angst with a bit of a dark ...

The Flash, the latest DC Comics superhero to get his very own big show, isn’t the outfit’s usual brooding heavyweight. He’s neither an old-style god nor new (a.k.a. a billionaire), but an ...

In “The Flash,” the titular superhero and Justice League member who is so fast he can time travel – via something called the Chronobowl, a sort of swirling arena of temporal possibilities ...