A couple that stand out are "For the Man Who Has Everything" a story also written by Allan Moore (for an Annual, I think), and the "All-Star Superman" mini-series.

So rewatched, and liked it less. Barry losing a fight or losing multiple fights is one thing, but the Zoom beat down was over the top and created a gigantic plot hole. If Zoom wants him dead, what did he just not finish the job? He carted him around the city like a rag doll. I can let go of the ridiculousness of his power in general, but I just did not care for this.

Still a favorite show of mine though. Not trolling.

Great. Although it's a much older show at this point.

So, they want me to spend more money, in other words? Come on, TNT! You used to show it twice day! I have cable, help a nerd out!


I think they just want to have a team dynamic so that the hero isn't always flying solo and to explain stuff to the audience. It's pretty much been the formula on most of these shows, a superpowered or skilled good guy with a research team to back him up.

I also want Zoom to be Barrys dad

Yeah the Flash movie is really gonna have to knock it out of the park.

I hope the TV producers aren't being told to make the flash tv show 'a bit crappier' to make the movie look better