As someone who’s both watched The Flash since the beginning (and was also watching Arrow when Grant Gustin debuted as Barry Allen in the middle of Season 2) and especially likes Reverse-Flash as ...

Every good hero needs a villain who can match their greatness, s it's no surprise that with so much love and respect for DC's ...

In case there was any doubt, Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) is The Flash‘s Reverse Flash. “He’s the man in the yellow suit. Yes, I am Reverse Flash,” Cavanagh told reporters during The CW ...

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains spoilers from the series finale of The CW‘s The Flash. Reverse-Flash returned to Central City for the final installment of The CW series’ four-part finale on ...

Last week’s installment of “The Flash” ended with the arrival a very unexpected visitor — the Reverse Flash (Matt Letscher), aka Eobard Thawne, the time-travelling villain who killed Barry ...

Absolute Flash might have already laid the groundwork to bring in two of the Flash's deadliest villains of all time.

Reverse Flash is one of the most iconic and enduring villains in the DC Comics universe and a longstanding enemy of the Flash. With superhuman speed, incredible agility, and the ability to ...

While Barry Allen demands all the attention, The Flash features so many other speedsters that bring a lot to the table.

The Flash (CW) Harry gets Cisco to use his “vibe” powers. Cisco sees … the Reverse Flash. They now know he’s coming. Reverse-Flash punches Flash, on the CW show "The Flash." The Flash (CW ...

The bluntly-named episode, "The Reverse-Flash Returns," features the original blonde-haired, blue-eyed Eobard Thawne making a harrowing return to Central City (I'm assuming because having two ...

to go along with them. The episode's big final-minute reveal showed that it wasn't a power-dampening cell that was negating Reverse-Flash's powers during his future-set imprisonment, but rather ...