In DC Comics' Flashpoint event, Reverse-Flash, aka Professor Zoom or Eobard Thawne, plays a pivotal role in reconstructing the DC Universe. He ends up manipulating Barry Allen, the Flash ...

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Fans of both the comics, and TV show adaptation, know that Barry's archnemesis Eobard Thawne, AKA The Reverse Flash, was the one who killed Nora Allen when he was a kid. However, when it was ...

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 ...

Ironic as it may seem, The Flash was slow coming to the silver screen. One of the oldest and most consistently popular superheroes in all of comics, The Flash has enjoyed plenty of popularity ...

like with the Reverse-Flash’s origin story. But for Comic Book Reasons that you don’t need to know, Thawne’s speed powers work differently than Barry’s, and he can change the past.

Things are much clearer in the comics. In 2009's The Flash: Rebirth #5, also written by Geoff Johns, we learn that Nora was killed by Barry's bitter enemy, Eobard Thawne, the Reverse-Flash.

Although Jay Garrick was popular enough to headline two comics of his own in 1940s ... West Allen was murdered by his nemesis, the Reverse Flash. In subsequent stories, Barry broke the superhero ...

Iris and Barry's relationship is central to the movie, just like in Barry's comic book ... In 1979's The Flash #175, Iris is murdered by Professor Zoom - the original Reverse Flash.