In DC Comics' Flashpoint event, Reverse-Flash, aka Professor Zoom or Eobard Thawne, plays a pivotal role in reconstructing the DC Universe. He ends up manipulating Barry Allen, the Flash, into ...

Available for preorder from McFarlane Toys ... vehicle based off The Batwing featured in The Flash movie. Designed to fit up to 7-inch scale DC Multiverse Figures. Batwing features retractable ...

McFarlane Toys has established ... It may seem like everything has a multiverse these days, but DC pioneered the concept in 1961 in the pages of Flash #123. A product of the mass of continuity ...

Marvel’s various forays into the multiverse have yielded a mixed bag creatively, so credit DC/Warner Bros. with striking gold on the first try with “The Flash,” a movie that wears its love ...

In the early ‘80s, DC tried to inject the usually boring Barry with some drama and pathos, when his wife Iris West Allen was murdered by his nemesis, the Reverse Flash. In subsequent stories ...

Finally, Snyderverse Barry and 2013 Barry battle Dark Flash, while other corners of the DC multiverse intrude and are almost destroyed. We see the other universes depicted as differently hued ...

Unlike the previously mentioned characters, Adam West’s Batman isn’t shown in The Flash witnessing the multiverse’s destruction, but merely frozen in time. Presumably we’re safe to ...

But The Flash’s version of the multiverse, ripped from the pages of ... for the many contradictory versions of the story of the DC Universe. Classically, fictionalized time travel likes to ...

The Flash is DC's first attempt at multiverse storytelling, and possibly its last. Unlike Marvel, DC seems aware of the futility in playing with time and space. Early on in Andy Muschietti's The ...

DC has always dealt with the multiverse in shows like CW’s ‘The Flash’ and ‘Crisis on Infinite Earth,’ but in Muschietti’s film, we’re seeing the multiverse on a grander scale.