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The Flash Vol. 5 #14 (March 2017) Sand Blaster is a metahuman criminal that can conjure and shoot sand from his hands. Bone Dry: The Flash Vol. 5 #14 (March 2017) Bone Dry is a metahuman criminal that can absorb the moisture out of anyones body. He has worked with Papercut and Sand Blaster in the past. Bloodwork: The Flash Vol. 5 #28 (August 2016)
Later, Magenta develops an evil split personality and becomes an enemy of the Flash. She joins the Rogues and is among the villains exiled to another planet in Salvation Run. [3] Following the DC Rebirth relaunch, Abra Kadabra erases Magenta's memories of Wally before she eventually regains them and reconciles with him. [4]
Alan Kistler's profile on the Flash - A detailed analysis of the history of the Flash by comic book historian Kistler. Covers information all the way from Jay Garrick to Barry Allen to today, as well as discussions on the various villains and rogues who fought the Flash. Various art scans. Counting Down to Countdown V: Mary Marvel, Trickster ...
He was written as a hero working for the military, and encountered many heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe. [20] He made his premiere as Agent Venom in The Amazing Spider-Man #654 (Feb. 2011), and continues in his own Agent Venom ongoing series following the special The Amazing Spider-Man #654.1.
T. O. Morrow is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.He is responsible for the creation of the Red Tornado, Red Inferno, Red Torpedo, Red Volcano, and Tomorrow Woman androids, the last of these with the help of Professor Ivo.
With Valdes and Cavanagh’s departure, “The Flash” core original cast remains Grant Gustin as Allen, Candice Patton as Iris West-Allen, Danielle Panabaker as Caitlin Snow (a.k.a. Frost and ...
Flash: He is referred to as "Wallace West" in the novelization; Mark Waid later confirmed this Flash to be Wally West in The Kingdom, despite wearing a variation of Jay Garrick's helmet. After becoming the embodiment of the Speed Force, the Flash is now faster than ever. His molecules have become unstable and as a result, he is constantly in ...
Barry Allen is the main character of Flashpoint and is one of the few characters who remembers the original timeline. Despite being from the original timeline, Barry's personal history is different: Barry initially does not have his super-speed or his secret identity as the Flash, his mother is alive, and he has no relationship with Iris West. [1]