We bust out the calculators and break down how fast each version of The Flash can run, and present the final physics-defying top speed.

The DC Universe is still in its early days under James Gunn and Peter Safran’s leadership, and while ‘Superman’ kicked off the new cinematic era in 2025, fans are eager to know where other iconic heroes fit into this reimagined timeline,

R esidents from the Great Plains to the southern Atlantic Coast are bracing for flash flooding on Monday after up to 14 inches of rain fell in a short amount of time over the weekend in parts of Wisconsin, prompting numerous water rescues in Milwaukee.

James Gunn recently spoke about The Flash and Wonder Woman’s status in Peacemaker during Episode 6 of its official podcast, giving a brief update on the DCU’s speedster. He hinted at their place in the series’ timeline and suggested they will eventually appear in the DCU.

Danielle Panabaker got brutally honest about how much she was paid when The CW did crossover episodes between 'Arrow' and 'The Flash'

Ezra Miller ’s The Flash will be speeding onto big screens this Summer to start a new era for DC Universe. The multiverse extravaganza will end the DC Extended Universe as we know it and will ...

Warner Bros. Discovery is going full steam ahead with The Flash movie, which stars Michael Keaton and dueling Ezra Millers, and our own Mike Ryan recently wrote that the film is actually quite ...

The Flash stars Ezra Miller as the titular costumed speedster who finds himself in an alternate version of reality after his past is changed and completely remakes the modern world, so Miller’s ...

It was the second consecutive day of flash flooding in Milwaukee. On Saturday night, flash flooding prompted authorities to close the Wisconsin State Fair State Fair Park in the Milwaukee suburb of West Allis and cancel the final day of the fair on Sunday, authorities said.

The Flash is racing to theaters on June 16, 2023. It’s being pegged as one of the best superhero films of all time by many including new DC Studios Co-CEO James Gunn.

Iris West's cringeworthy line still haunts The Flash fans, even after seven years of memes, jokes, and even actors poking fun at Grant Gustin's show.