there is no villain as personal to the Flash as Zoom. No matter which Flash we're talking about, there is always a reverse ...

Here’s how it works. The Flash Season 2’s main antagonist Zoom has already appeared in several episodes, but each time we’ve seen him, he’s been a blur, similar to Reverse-Flash in Season 1.

The video-chatting app Zoom has exploded in popularity while people are quarantined, and while its true purpose is for work-related meetings, you can also use Zoom just to hang out with your friends.

Across the course of The Flash season 2 so far, a new villain has been established - Zoom. The overarching villain of this season, Zoom has already demonstrated he’s a significant threat; he stole Jay ...

And seriously, how is Jay Garrick — otherwise known as Hunter Zolomon, according to EP Andrew Kreisberg — actually Zoom? More on that here. The Flash airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on The CW.

Zoom being at large even with his identity known to the Team Flash would mean nothing good for the good guys. He’s even taking the mask off himself, so he’s still in a position of power.

Barry Allen’s got yet another speedster problem: The Flash executive producer Andrew Kreisberg reveals that Season 2 villain Zoom will resurface as the Black Flash — and in a big way ...

Fans have been speculating about the identity of “The Flash’s” villainous Zoom since Season 2 began, but the truth proved to be even more shocking than we could’ve predicted: the man we ...

When Barry Allen and the gang finally met Jay Garrick in this season’s second episode of The Flash, the speedster from another Earth described the villainous Zoom as “an unstoppable demon ...

Across the course of The Flash season 2 so far, a new villain has been established - Zoom. The overarching villain of this season, Zoom has already demonstrated he’s a significant threat; he stole Jay ...