Last week on The Flash, it was revealed that Iris was trapped in a mirror prison while a Mirror Iris infiltrated her life with Barry, Team Flash, and Team Citizen on the other side. Does the promo for A Girl Named Sue have any clues for what’s coming next? The promo focuses very heavily on
Iris escapes from the mirror (or is she just on the other side?), but there’s no explanation or idea of what happened in the meantime. She seems fine, but when she gets home, she can cook and speak Italian. Barry is mostly surprised and impressed at first, but it soon looks like she’s hiding something.
Life after Crisis has people on The Flash shook up. Cisco is worried about unknown threats, Barry invents a mystery to avoid dealing with Oliver Queen’s death, Iris recklessly chases down a story, and everyone grieves for the death of the multiverse. It seems like Barry and Iris are both moving and working non-stop. It
The Flash returns soon with its first episode since the five-part crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths and it looks like Team Flash has some trouble adjusting. At first, it looks like everyone is thrilled that Crisis is over and things are getting back to normal. Only things aren’t normal. Crisis changed everything, combined Earths
While we know that Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen has been spared the terrible responsibility of vanishing in Crisis, there’s still two episodes of the major crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths left before The Flash is set to return on February 4. Anything could happen during those last fateful episodes but Team Flash will return
This week on The Flash, Barry Allen faces the hardest temptation of his life: the chance to choose life instead of sacrificing himself to stop the upcoming Crisis. But the choice comes with a terrible cost. When Ramsey attacks Ralph and infects him with his dark matter, Barry offers himself for a lifesaving blood transfusion.
Barry Allen helps Ralph with a case but has a hard time putting the Flash aside. Nash needs Allegra’s help tracking down the Monitor, while Chester and Cecile both struggle with a slight identity crisis. Nash claims that he knows how to save Barry, and that’s by debunking the Monitor. Nash isn’t just a mystery