Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Obsessed with developing superpowers and proving his genius, Doctor Elemental kidnaps Judy as part of his mad scheme. He intended ...

Okay, Bleeding Cool readers, brace yourselves. It appears that DC's golden boy on the track, Jay Garrick, is lacing up his boots for another round in Jay Garrick: The Flash #5, set to dash onto ...

Like many Golden Age superheroes, Jay Garrick gained superpowers through apparent dumb luck. The young scientist survived a near-lethal lab accident, which transformed him into the Fastest Man Alive.

The Golden Age Flash’s time-tossed teenage daughter, Judy Garrick—a.k.a. the Boom—has been restored to the present, but a deadly threat has returned along with her!The man who engineered the “accident ...

Oh, joyous day! Another round of heart-pounding, high-speed heroics with Jay Garrick: The Flash #6 hitting shelves this Tuesday, April 16th. This time, it's not just about running fast and breaking ...

A family comes together and there are ninjas! Can't beat that!

King Shark returned on The Flash Season 2 Episode 15 and so we're having our own Shark Week discussion here on the round table, as well as tossing in a couple questions about Wally's jealousy of Barry ...

Jay Garrick is the original, Golden Age, super-speedster, and was the first to have the mantle of the Flash and a founder of the Justice Society of America. It was Jay Garrick's legendary heroics that ...

Jay Garrick (Teddy Sears) and Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) are heading for a collision in a new poster for The Flash. The CW opened up its TCA press tour panel today (August 11) by sharing the first ...

When it dropped its first issue, Absolute Flash made major changes to the mythos of the Fastest Man Alive, including killing the classic hero Barry Allen. Ever since, the ghost of Barry Allen has ...

In actuality, the name Joel Ciclone has a much odder tie to Jay Garrick’s mythos, as it is the civilian name he was given when his Golden Age comics were published in Brazil. While it remains unclear ...

Jay Garrick, the first man to use the name The Flash, is well-preserved for his age. While DC Comics‘ ever-changing timeline obscures his age, he was fighting Nazis back in World War II. However, ...