Flash

Abra Kadabra is a magician from the future-only in the future, there is no magic. Kadabra is insane, and he first fought the second Flash. He used future technology to torment the second Flash. However, he fought the next flash after the Crisis and got obssessed with revenge-Flash stole his audience. He later made a deal with the Mephisto-like demon Neron for real magic-which means that this evil, insane *magician* now is a magical, powerful foe of the Scarlet Speedster. He roams Keystone City among other places.

Created by Professor Ivo with revolutionary Absorption Cell Technology. This android can replicate the powers of any metahuman he encounters.

Big Sir was a major enemy of Flash. He had a huge robotic exoskeleton created by the Moniter. It gave him extreme power, and Big Sir became a criminal against Flash. He was a member of the Suicide Squad, but broke off. Big Sir later joined the Suicide Squad in return for a pardon, where he was killed in action on a small island that had been over-run by flesh-eating ants. It is very doubtful that he will ever return, which, sorry to say, is probably for the best.

Black Flash is the manifestation of death for speedsters. Normal death cannot catch superfast people, so the Black Flash does. If it catches you, you're doomed. It was spotted before the deaths of Barry Allen and Max Mercury, and can run as fast as Flash himself. He has gone after Wally twice-once he missed and absorbed his wife into the Speed Force. The other time, Flash took him to the end of time, where Black Flash disintegrated. There, death has no meaning-it's the end of time! Black Flash dissapated, but he may come back at any time for the superfast heroes and villains of the DC community.

Blacksmith was Amunet Black, and she was one of Keystone City's most successful villains for a long time. She ran the Network for 15 years, a black market for supervillains that sold drugs, weapons, or anything else illicit. She went unnoticed by the police or Flash for a long time, and eventually married Goldface so she could steal some gold elixir, that meant she could merge flesh and metal. She fought for many years to control Central City and Keystone City, and formed the New Rogues-consisting of her, Magenta, Girder, Mirror Master, Murmur, Plunder, Trickster, and Weather-Wizard. They nearly defeated Flash, but he beat them and they were stopped. Eventually, her power turned her skin into metal, which means she is now a much more formidable fighter then previously. She continues to fight the Flash.

Brother Grimm ruled a magical land in another dimension called Eastwind. However, he grew disillusioned as the ruler of Eastwond and learned of an otherdimensional place called Earth. When he traveled there, he met Kid Flash, who helped him. However, through a misunderstanding, he became convinced that Kid Flash wanted to usurp his throne in Eastwind. He trapped Flash in another dimension with Mirror Master and Captain Cold. But he turned on the villains, and the three teamed up and defeated him. He returned in disguise, but Flash and Hawkman saw through him and he was again defeated, and forever banished to Eastwind.

There have been two Captain Boomerangs. The current one is Owen Mercer-a huge enemy of the Flash. His father was the original Captain Boomerang, but he had a child with Golden Glider. Captain Boomerang now has superspeed and he can throw or catch a razorsharp boomerang. Imagine a razor sharp boomerang traveling at the speed of sound. That's the danger of Captain Boomerang. He seeks to avenge his father, who was accidentally killed by Flash. He was gone to jail and been tried several times, but always escaped. He is affiliated with the Rogues, who are all dedicated to destroying the Scarlet Speedster. Captain Boomerang also joined the Outsiders for a short time. The first Captain Boomerang had the same powers, but was killed. Cap turned good and no longer chooses a life of crime and seeking vengeance on Flash.

Upon Golden Glider’s release—or escape—from a psychiatric hospital to which she had been sentenced, she decided she needed a new partner in crime. She stole her brother Captain Cold’s weapons and outfitted her current lover—a dull-witted hunk who had taken care of her in the hospital—as Chillblaine. Ironically, on their first crime together, she was possessed by Eclipso and killed him. After that disaster, the Glider remained in the background, outfitting other Chillblaines of the same type: handsome, strong, stupid. Few of them had long careers; most were arrested (and abandoned) after their first crime. Eventually someone who wasn’t quite so stupid caught onto her. He played up to it, became the new Chillblaine, and once he had entered into a secret alliance with Abra Kadabra and Polaris, killed the Glider (Flash #113, 1996). However, though he was bright enough to build a machine that would freeze Keystone, he wasn’t in his partners’ league... and they killed him because his grandstanding threatened to lead back to their secret project. At least that’s what everyone thought. He had actually set up someone else to die in his place, then gone into hiding. Eventually he was tracked down by Captain Cold, who killed him to avenge his sister’s death.

The Thawnes and the Allens both burst into a hospital one night-as the women in the family needed their baby delivered. The Allens were having twins while the Thawnes had one child. The doctor was drunk-he accidentally killed the Thawnes' child. So he gave them the Allens' other baby and convinced the Allens the other twin was stillborn. The Allen's child was Barry Allen, who became the second Flash. The Thawnes were con artists who had a blue flame that could steal pain from others. They treated the boy like dirt until he escaped and learned the truth about his past. He killed the doctor and tracked down Barry, who was a cop. Malcolm was the kid's name, and he began to hate Barry. He learned that the blue flame had many powers, so he stole it and contained the flame in a blue gem. He went out to kill Barry Allen, but failed many times. He has also launched attacks on Jay Garrick and Wally West, but to no avail-he simply cannot destroy the Flash.

Flash villain.

Doomsday was built to survive at all costs. Created millenia ago, his cruel and inhumane upbringing and long history of battle have made him a ruthless monster.

Although a Green Lanter villain,Dr.Polaris has also fought with the Scarlet speedster.

Eobard Thawne was the first reverse flash. He also goes by the name Professor Zoom.

Neil Borman was a mason who was assigned to work on a power plant. He accidentally fell into the reactor core (it was a nuclear power plant), and he started to constantly put out extreme amounts of radiation. He accidentally killed his wife and kids with the radiation. Depressed, he turned himself in. He was taken to Iron Heights, a prison for Flash villains, but they hooked him up to the power grid. He powered the prison, but was in constant pain and took the name "Fallout". The radiation caused a virus that killed many of the inmates, so Flash found him. He had escaped to his family's graves. He helped design a way that Fallout could power the prison without being in pain and killing people, and Fallout may be slowly recovering-mentally and physically.

Edwin Gauss is an amazing genius, on scale with Batman or Mr. Terrific. Gauss was working for a man who wanted him to treat his daughter, Meredith, for injuries. Gauss was meanwhile working on technology for the man. Gauss developed a suit that would let him travel between the second and fourth dimensions, and quit treating the man's daughter-who died. Gauss used the suit to go on crime sprees and kill people. Eventually, Black Flash caught him, and pineed him to the third dimension. But Folded Man escaped. He continued life as a criminal until he was recently captured, by, of course, the Flash. He currently is in Iron Heights-without the suit. He could easily break free anytime and be at large, though, so Flash and the Keystone law enforcement is wary.

Lisa Snart's brother is Leonard Snart-also known as Captain Cold, one of the most infamous villains of the Flash. She was a figure-skater, and her coach and lover was the Top-a common enemy of Flash. Top died trying to kill Flash, so Lisa swore revenge. She got razor sharp ice skates that created their own aerial ice and a variety of weapons and went out to kill Flash, taking the name Golden Glider. She fought Barry Allen as Flash and hated him, but eventually Allen was killed in the Crisis On Infinite Earths. She and Captain Cold went legitimate until she returned to crime against the next Flash. She made another freeze gun like Captain Cold's, found a dumb guy to be her lover, and made him Chillblaine with copies of Cap's tools and weapons. Chillblaines kept getting killed in action, though, and she replaced them. The fourth Chillblaine caught on to her. After taking the weapons, he promptly murdered her, ending the Golden Glider.

Gorilla Grodd was the leader of a secret city called-you guessed it-Gorilla City. Gorilla City was hidden in the depths of Africa, and was populated by apes with the intelligence of humans. Gorilla Grodd was the leader, and he wanted Earth to be ruled by his supersmart apes. Unfortunately for him, Flash has foiled him countless times, sending him to incarceration either in Gorilla City, Keystone City, or nearby Central City. Grodd has psychic powers and amazing strength, and he is constantly getting more brutal, evil, and savage-consequently making it harder and harder to stop him. Unless the Flash keeps the good heroism work up-he may succeed in his deranged quest.

Griffin Grey was the roommate of Bart Allen and a factory worker who hated authority and older people. He gained superpowers accidentally, and decided to become Keystone City's major hero. He would kill criminals he caught, though, so long as he got the credit. However, he started aging prematurely, so Griffin kidnapped Jay Garrick. Garrick was kept young by the Speed Foce, so Griffin hoped Garrick could make him linked to it so he'd stay young. Eventually, Bart accepted the mantle of the Flash and went after Griffin, saving Jay. Finally, Griffin decided he would win public opinion. He damaged a bridge secretly and decided to save everyone on it, proving himself a hero. However, Flash got there first and saved everyone on the bridge. Griffin died in the chaos, a victim of his greediness and lust for adoration. He was Bart Allen's first villain.

John Chamberlain uses his scientific knowledge coupled with his thirst for power and develops a super speed helmet. Chamberlain develops into the criminal Johnny Quick.

Enemy of Flash.

The Cobra Cult was a cult that wanted to rule the world. They believed it was prophecied that a pair of Siamese twins would be born and lead the Cobra Cult to take over the world. A couple had a pair of Siamese twins while vacationing near the Cult, and they seperated one of the infants, kidnapped him, and trained him to lead them and rule the world. He became Kobra. Kobra always plans to rule the world, but has been repeatedly foiled by Flash and also by his twin brother, Jason-who he murdered. Kobra has a vendetta against Linda Park, who alerted Flash to one of his schemes and helped him stop Kobra's plot. Eventually, Kobra fought the Justice Society of America, and was killed in combat by the Atom-Smasher.

A cultural icon, Lex Luthor has from being a stereotypical mad-scientist silver age comics villain at his inception to arguably one of the most complex and intriguing characters in comics today