The same shot appears smoothed out in the American trailer. DC fans might have their own Spider-Man: No Way Home moment here, when foreign language trailers of No Way Home barely hid the inclusion of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. Multiple versions of The Flash have seen Dark Flash before they die, including the Barry Allen incarnation. This character looks more like a zombie than a man. His powers include super speed, immortality, and the ability to travel through and change time. To be honest, this Flash looks more like something you would see from WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio than something I would expect from The Flash using part of Batman’s costume in his own design. This figure really comes off as something that was included to fill out the line since we get 2 Batman figures, we would need to balance that out with two of The Flash since this is his movie’s line. The good thing about this figure comes from the accessories, which give off a more thrown thunderbolt design than something that would envelop the figure while he is running, again something that the CW Flash is more known for… Maybe DC should have included that version in the movie rather than a younger version of The Flash like this one is meant to come off as… Since this one actually looks older than the main character version of The Flash.

There are two other things that make this Supergirl figure stand out from the others: The cape and the stand. The cape, unlike the two Batman figures below, is made from soft molded plastic which gives Supergirl a really nice look while posed in a flying way, but other than that it doesn’t hold any function. As the great character Edna Mode liked to say “No capes!”, I think this would have been a better look for not only this figure but the character design as a whole. That being said, the other thing I mentioned, the stand, is a great accessory here. The simple claw on the end of a raised stand gives the Supergirl figure a floating or flying look to it that is something different from the other figures, making it stand out a lot. However, it does limit the pose-ability of the figure to those two modes really, something that could be fixed with… NO CAPES!! Thanks to the toy reveal of the spiky-costumed character and the Japanese trailer, we know that Dark Flash will be playing a role in the movie. Mark Waid and Paul Pelletier created the character. He first appeared in DC comics The Flash #150 in 1990. The character is actually Walter West, a different version of The Flash (Wally West) from an alternate timeline. Walter goes down a dark path that leads him to become the opposing Flash character after he is unable to save his wife Linda Park’s life. Since the plot details are being kept very secretive for the time being, we could also assume that they might be taking the character into a completely new and original storyline. Speculation and theorising are all that can be done for now, at least until we have a better look at these characters through the form of a trailer or by watching the film itself. Michael Keaton will be returning as Batman along with Sasha Calle’s involvement as Supergirl, with many more characters being a part of the multiverse-driven DC movie ‘The Flash’.

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Who is Dark Flash? A new complex character will be making his way into the DC Universe with a debut in The Flash. The new film will be premiering on June 16. Due to a toy reveal and a Japanese trailer for The Flash, it is known that Dark Flash will appear in the movie and may even play a significant antagonist role. This mysterious character who will be introduced in The Flash has raised a lot of questions. Who Is Dark Flash? Image source: YouTube via The Review Spot Starting things off is the star of The Flash… The Flash! In this assortment, we get 2 versions of The Flash, with the first one (As seen above) being the “main” Flash from the movie.

The Batmobile long forgotten and hidden away in the dark recesses of the Batcave, the Batmobile remains one of the greatest weapons of Batman’s crimefighting past. If only someone would rediscover it…”

Who Is Dark Flash?

Under the guise of masked vigilante Batman, billionaire Bruce Wayne has not only stepped out of the shadows to become the reluctant leader of The Justice League but is also a friend and mentor to teammate Barry Allen. Having experienced loss on personal, local, and global fronts, Bruce is a source of unparalleled knowledge and understanding to The Flash in his superhero journey.” Entertainment News International (ENI) is the #1 popular culture network for adult fans all around the world.