Looking at the history of speedsters in DC Comics, it would be easy to believe that their most important moments happen during the various Crisis events. Barry Allen, the second Flash, died to save ...
The Flash‘s most significant issues are deep-seated structural problems that actively undermine the audience’s engagement and the film’s own narrative. It’s a film that, in its attempt to celebrate DC ...
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