The Flash

Gorilla Grodd

Through millions of years of adaptation and change, human beings evolved to become the dominant species on the planet Earth. But for the super-villain known as Grodd, the world shouldn't belong to the humans. It belongs to the apes.

Family Business: Sarah Carter Brings a New Cicada to The Flash

Like many Flash fans, we were pretty stunned after last week's shocking end-of-episode reveal.

Easter Egg Hunt: Outsiders, Ace Chemicals and one Famous Bowl of Chili

I love watching all the DCTV shows, but my friends won’t let me watch with them anymore. They complain that I interrupt the shows too many times to point out things like, “Hey, that’s a story element from this or that Silver Age comic.”

Gotham Gazette: Beyond the Bat-Family

This month, we're kicking things off by really pushing the city limits a bit for the Gotham Gazette and looking into the Batman/Flash crossover event happening right now through February.

The Flash: Cicada Keeps it in the Family

I’ve written so much about The Flash since DC launched the Couch Club, and I’ve often made the assertion that the show excels when it’s dealing with the theme of family. I think this extends to the villains as well.

Ralph Dibny Brings Heart, Humor and Heroism to The Flash

On a show where people can travel through time, race across the earth in a matter of minutes and open up portals to different worlds, you’d think a guy like Ralph Dibny would have a hard time finding his place.