To recap: Learning that Dr. Light was to defeat The Flash and then lob his emblem into the portal as a signal for Zoom to cross over, the team gets the idea to have Linda Park pose as the Earth ...

that she was instructed to throw the Flash’s suit emblem through to Earth-2 as proof of his death. Barry still wants to send his emblem through to the other side, forcing Zoom’s hand.

Barry takes the fall, Linda-as-Dr.-Light offers up his Flash emblem to Zoom by throwing it through a nearby wormhole, and ... Nothing. The trap never springs, because Zoom never shows up.

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.

If Eddie Thawne from Earth-2 actually is Zoom, that would be a fun nod to viewers who thought the character was surely going to end up being the Reverse-Flash ever since Cosnett’s casting was ...

This week on The CW's The Flash, fans were finally shown the true face of Zoom. It did little to answer questions about the nature of his identity or motives. When Zoom finally unmasked on Earth-2 ...

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 ...

While he’s already proven to be more powerful than Flash, he wants to make Barry faster so that he’ll have more speed to steal later on. And although Zoom’s creepy voice is provided by Tony ...

New threats endanger Central City and they all come from the wormholes that the latest fight with the Reverse-Flash has created after Barry had to travel back in time and created a singularity. The ...