The DCU's history has been somewhat established through a mural in 2025's Superman, but other legacy-based superheroes have ...

Judy Garrick Is The Golden Age Flash's Daughter DC's Golden Age has been through the ringer. Throughout several retcons and relaunches, the Golden Age of heroes received altered or updated origins ...

1) Flash (Barry Allen) Image Courtesy of DC Comics With the end of the Golden Age, the next chapter of DC Comics began in 1956 with the introduction of Barry Allen, aka The Flash.

James Gunn recently revealed that Doctor Fate was one of the superheroes shown in the mural in his recent movie, Superman. Apart from that, he also shared whether the Flash shown in the Hall of ...

DC Comics’ Scarlet Speedster, the Flash, is one of the publisher’s longest-running characters (no pun intended). The original Flash, Jay Garrick, first appeared in Flash Comics #1 in 1940 ...

The mantle of The Flash began with Jay Garrick back in the Golden Age with Flash Comics #1 in 1940, but it was Barry Allen, introduced in 1956, who defined the modern Flash in Showcase #4.

No matter which version of the character — Golden, Silver, or Modern Age appearances — one pulls from, there's enough material to transcribe this B-list Bat-villain to the big time for Batman ...

Golden age of NAND flash ending as makers pile in By Reuters August 9, 20072:10 PM PDTUpdated January 19, 2007 ...