and he winds up fusing with Barry Allen to become a new and very dangerous speedster. The Arrowverse’s Red Death may look like her comic book counterpart, but very little of that backstory has ...

in the comics, the connection to the Speed Force has made some wonder — was it a reference to Red Death? A relatively new addition to DC canon, Red Death made his debut in Scott Snyder and ...

Art by Carmine Di Giandomenico (DC Comics) Frankly, if The Flash were going to hinge another season around a major speedster villain, Red Death might be just the man for the job. The series has ...

In the midst of an Inception-esque dream sequence, a villain’s name was mentioned: The Red Death. And for any fan of recent comics crossovers, the mere allusion to the evil, speedster Batman was ...

XM Studios is back with yet another statue from the hit comic with the arrival of Red Death. Red Death is a ... The Flash and ended up fusing with the speedster. Barry Aliens consciousness is ...

The final scene of the episode shows Owen Mercer / Captain Boomerang (Richard Harmon) meeting with his previously-unseen collaborator — a speedster ... none other than Red Death, an alternate ...

Red Death in season nine of The Flash is quite different from Red Death in the comic books. Connecting to the lore of Arrowverse, some huge liberties were taken with the character, leaving viewers ...

For fans not caught up in DC Comics, Red Death is a Dark Multiverse vision ... Clad in red metal armor, this sinister speedster moves like a literal bat out of hell.

Despite having died more than once, the Reverse Flash continues to be a thorn in the side of every heroic speedster in the DC universe. But especially to Barry Allen. At DC Comics there are two ...

It’s a long-standing comic book ... This speedster is less a person and more of a force of nature in humanoid form. The Black Flash is the representation of Death for anyone with a connection ...