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 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 Reverse Flash has already appeared in various forms in other media adaptations of Flash, including The CW's TV series, where Tom Cavanagh and Matt Letscher portrayed him.

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 Flash spun a lot of tales in its nine seasons on The CW, and in hindsight, some worked better than others. Many fans have mixed feelings about the arc of the Reverse Flash, a.k.a. Eobard ...

2023 was a momentous year for the DC Comics superhero The Flash. First, the same-named, Grant Gustin-led TV series ended after nine seasons, and then a month later, Ezra Miller finally got to take ...

[The show] started out Flash versus Reverse-Flash for the whole Season 1. I think it was some of the best, taut script writing that we encountered on The Flash.

Batman has The Joker, Superman has Lex Luthor, and for The Flash, specifically Barry Allen, that tile belongs to Eobard Thawne, a.k.a. Reverse-Flash/Professor Zoom.

Tom Cavanagh, who played Reverse-Flash among other roles in The CW's Arrowverse series The Flash, is actually a fan of the DC Extended Universe's widely criticized 2023 film starring Ezra Miller.