The Reverse-Flash is everything a villain should be and more. He is a cruel, calculating, and petty psychopath whose mindset can be viewed as reflection of real-world toxic and obsessive fanbases.

The Rival (Flash Comics #104, 1949) (Image credit: DC) The original evil reverse speedster in the DC Universe is Rival, a Golden Age villain who fought the first Flash, Jay Garrick, in the '40s.

The New 52 changed a lot of things for the Flash and one of the biggest was introducing a brand-new version of the Reverse-Flash. This version was a man named Daniel West, the brother of Iris West.

The Flash is supposed to do that, and if it works out, then at the very least, the franchise has a direction to go from here. Whether that will involve Miller or not, DC has a lot riding on this film.

McFarlane Toys reveals a new 2-Pack featuring Flashpoint Batman and Reverse-Flash figures. Set includes alternate head sculpts, weapons, and display bases for both characters.

The Flash director even reveals that Reverse Flash is indeed the person who killed Barry Allen’s mother, Nora Allen. “Well, Reverse-Flash is the elephant in the room, right?” ...

Reverse-Flash wasn't utilized throughout the original DC Extended Universe (which is streaming with a Max subscription), although the villain did factor heavily into the Flash TV show.

The Flash star Tom Cavanagh has addressed his possible return as Reverse-Flash in DC Studios' DCU, prompting James Gunn to respond! Find out exactly what the Arrowverse actor had to say after the ...

In the DC comics, Nora was murdered by Eobard Thawne, also known as the villain Reverse-Flash, a 25th century scientist who is obsessed with ruining Barry’s life, but that’s never confirmed in ...