Justice League (2017)
Batman and Wonder Woman assemble heroes to stop Steppenwolf after Superman’s death. Its comic connection is a synthesis: familiar characters and ideas are combined into a new cinematic…
COMICS • COLLECTOR GUIDES
The Flash is DC’s speedster hero, with the modern film version centred on Barry Allen and his connection to the Speed Force. Stories built around his super-speed frequently involve time travel, altered histories and the wider DC multiverse.
Start with the essential comics, follow the character through the movie library, then continue into related stories and live shop inventory.

Police scientist Barry Allen is struck by lightning while surrounded by chemicals, an extraordinary accident that gives him super-speed and a connection to the Speed Force. Inspired by the comic-book adventures of an earlier Flash, Jay Garrick, Barry adopts the identity himself. His ability to move beyond normal physical limits eventually makes him central to stories involving time travel and DC's multiverse.
Important comic-book milestones for the character and why each issue or story matters.
Major key · 1956Showcase #4Major key — first appearance of Barry Allen as the Silver Age Flash.Read collector guide →
Major key · 1961The Flash #123Major key — 'Flash of Two Worlds' establishes DC's multiverse concept.Read collector guide →
Major key · 1985Crisis on Infinite Earths #8Major key — Barry Allen's defining sacrifice.Read collector guide →
Major key · 2009The Flash: Rebirth #1 (2009)Major key — begins Barry Allen's modern return.Read collector guide →Additional source-material touchpoints from the movie guides below. Essential character keys already shown above are not repeated here.
Batman and Wonder Woman assemble heroes to stop Steppenwolf after Superman’s death. Its comic connection is a synthesis: familiar characters and ideas are combined into a new cinematic…
Batman and Wonder Woman unite Earth’s heroes against Steppenwolf and Darkseid’s invasion. Its comic connection is a synthesis: familiar characters and ideas are combined into a new cinematic…
Barry alters the past to save his mother and creates a collapsing alternate reality. Its closest comic relationship is loose flashpoint adaptation, with the feature reshaping that material…
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