Journey through the history of The Flash, from Jay Garrick to Barry Allen's return
College student Jay Garrick gains super-speed after inhaling hard water vapors in a laboratory accident. He becomes the first hero to bear the name 'The Flash'.
Police scientist Barry Allen is struck by lightning while working with chemicals, gaining the power of super-speed and becoming the second Flash.
Barry Allen discovers the Speed Force, the extra-dimensional energy source that grants speedsters their powers and connects all speed-based heroes.
Barry Allen makes the ultimate sacrifice, running into the Speed Force to save the multiverse during the Crisis on Infinite Earths, seemingly dying in the process.
Barry's nephew Wally West, formerly Kid Flash, assumes the role of The Flash and eventually surpasses his mentor's speed achievements.
Barry Allen returns from the Speed Force in 'Final Crisis' and 'Flash: Rebirth', reclaiming his role as The Flash and reuniting with his legacy.
From Jay Garrick's accidental discovery to Barry Allen's heroic sacrifice and triumphant return, the legacy of The Flash spans generations. Each speedster has contributed to the rich tapestry of heroism, connecting past, present, and future through the infinite power of the Speed Force. The Flash isn't just a hero—he's a symbol of hope that transcends time itself.