The Flash
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Sep 28, 2026
Mike LawrenceHOST
Yeah
Jake YoungHOST
... that was all, uh, you know, Carmine Infantino and The Flash.
Jake YoungHOST
This is Silver Age- The Green Lantern shifting-
Mike LawrenceHOST
Yeah
Mike LawrenceHOST
Yeah
Jake YoungHOST
... alien superstar guy [crosstalk].
Mike LawrenceHOST
And, and, and The Flash was a guy who, you know, there was a golden age version of him, Jay Garrick, who was like hard water molecules gave him his powers.
Jake YoungHOST
Oof.
Al MilgromGUEST
Right.
Al MilgromGUEST
And also DC, of course, had the multiverse concept where, you know, they had that great, you know, issue of the Flash, the Golden Age Flash was, we find out, in an alternate universe where, you know, and they had...
Al MilgromGUEST
So they had the multiverse, and they had the whole different set of Golden Age characters who managed somehow to cross the boundaries between the dimensions and meet and team up with the Justice League and the Justice Society, of course.
Al MilgromGUEST
But Marvel, it was a cohesive single universe.
Al MilgromGUEST
I didn't like them at the time, but I came to once I picked a bunch up and started reading them, and they were great.
Al MilgromGUEST
But then, you know, DC was, of course, the old steady giant in the business with the Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman.
Al MilgromGUEST
And then they revived the Flash, you know, the beginning of the Silver Age, they call it.
Al MilgromGUEST
And then, you know, one after the other, they revived Green Lantern, they revived Hawkman.
Mark SwarnerHOST
And most superheroes have a mask.
Mark SwarnerHOST
Not all of them, but you've got Batman and Spider-Man and Black Panther and The Flash.
Mark SwarnerHOST
But who are these heroic figures really behind the mask? Which one is the real one? And half of every superhero's journey on the TV shows or the movies or the comic books, it's the loneliness that they feel behind the mask, behind the double life that they are leading.
Mark SwarnerHOST
And we'd all love to be superheroes, but we're not.
Ian LevensteinHOST
That's all there on page 228 slash 28.
Ian LevensteinHOST
And in Flash 39, Justice League versus The Flash? The Flash wants to keep doing, you know, fighting crime because he's saving people.
Ian LevensteinHOST
You can see how they're at an impasse.
Ian LevensteinHOST
But when The League tries to shut this new crime-fighting tactic down, Wally doesn't take kindly to the intrusion.
Ian LevensteinHOST
League versus The Flash and Wally needs your help to win.
Ian LevensteinHOST
Plus a new villain is revealed.
Ian LevensteinHOST
Ryan North, Gavin Guidry.
Ian LevensteinHOST
And that's obviously coming out now with the movies that are currently coming out.
VP In The CutHOST
Flash.
Temi AlchemyHOST
Yeah, The Flash.
VP In The CutHOST
You've both gone for the same Flash.
VP In The CutHOST
Yeah.
VP In The CutHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
VP In The CutHOST
Go ahead and say The Flash.
VP In The CutHOST
But is he the fastest, though?
Fred SantanaHOST
I don't know.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
All right.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
On one end, we have the Flash.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
We have Black Panther.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
We have Thor.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
Okay.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
We have some here.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
Jersey Creep says, the Flash should get up, bro.
Unworthy CollectorHOST
He's the weakest of the bunch.
ChevyHOST
He's really the most athletic, acrobatic kind of guy.
DaveHOST
It's kind of funny because my final one was Demetrius Johnson, who I thought about as Spider-Man, but then I said, he's so fast, I decided to make him The Flash.
ChevyHOST
The Flash, yeah.
ChevyHOST
He is fast as fuck, boy.
DaveHOST
We'll see if we do this next week, folks.
BradHOST
have a cape.
BradHOST
What? But then neither did Flash.
Moxie the YeenHOST
Yeah.
Moxie the YeenHOST
It's a concept, the concept of capes, in the way that it's, I don't know.
37 MINS LATER
Moxie the YeenHOST
And go read Saga, people.
Moxie the YeenHOST
More than anything in this arc.
Moxie the YeenHOST
As much as I want to read more Flash because I haven't read it and I'm like, you know, some of this arc was very much a nostalgia bait for myself for a time I didn't know it was a nostalgic for.
Moxie the YeenHOST
Go fucking read Saga.
SeanHOST
Yeah, that's true.
SeanHOST
All right, let's talk about The Flash, number 37.
SeanHOST
This is written by Ryan North with art by Gavin motherfucking Guidry.
SeanHOST
Colors by Adriano Lucas.
SeanHOST
But Flash is like, well, one plus one equals two.
SeanHOST
Let me throw these motherfuckers in jail.
SeanHOST
um and meanwhile the superheroes the justice league are having a meeting about how dangerous this all is the flash's new power set and everything else and there's a confrontation between him and the league atop mount everest that um that uh was nesson's was at least very at the very least very necessary um tyler what'd you make of this book
Tyler OlsonHOST
I love how this is essentially what we're getting into is the plot or the themes of Civil War two via the plucky nature of a Saturday morning cartoon flashbook.
JustinHOST
backyard.
AlexHOST
Absolute Flash, number 19 from DC Comics, written by Jeff Lemire, art by Nick Robles.
AlexHOST
The Flash is stuck between two enemies.
AlexHOST
One is Hunter Zolomon, who has a very different power here, where he can see a couple of seconds in the future.
AlexHOST
That puts him ahead of the Flash.
AlexHOST
Meanwhile, we've got Abracadabra, I believe, is loose on the streets as well, and he's a horrifying version.
AlexHOST
More...
JustinHOST
I enjoy this.
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