Does anyone know this? Of course, we all know he can exceed the speed of light with relative ease, but how far has he gone beyond that? I know he outran the Black Racer and entropy (?) but those aren't feats that you measure with. My friend said that he once went about five hundred times the light of speed, and it was stated in a panel. Can anyone verify this? If not, I'm going to read every issue of Modern Age Flash until I get something.

He's crossed the Universe in less than an instant (Flash: The Human Race).

" @FadeToBlackBolt: ... Wow. I know it's a comic, but very very impressive. I mean he'd have to be able to fly or propel himself with enough force to do that "

barry an wally i like but john fox he is a beast i saw him ran backwards around the world an bart could not catch him an the guy not even turn around once plus he is the only flash to reach the 65 century

" @FadeToBlackBolt: A lot of writers do! With power. Think about it. They have the ability to control an entire universe however they see fit! They are tyrants! Tyrants I tell you! "

He's crossed the Universe in less than an instant (Flash: The Human Race).

@FadeToBlackBolt said:

He's crossed the Universe in less than an instant (Flash: The Human Race).

I'm sorry for the slow response but I never thought this thread would get any replies (had zero when I checked back days after I created the thread).

Wow, really? That's impressive. Is it canon? How did he do it? Fly?

Moving around the world in milliseconds. Testing Superman Blue's speed.

 

Saving people frm a nuke in 100 picoseconds.

 

Writers got the math wrong here.

Rebuilds a bridge in 30 seconds

 

 

 

Makes an attack moving at light speed to appear still. It's heading to WW about 20 feet away.

 

He scans half a million faces in 1 picosecond (1 thousandth of a nanosecond)

 

Carries those responsible in the path of the attack before it reaches halfway.  

I love Wally and stopped reading the Flash series until they bring him back. I hate Barry now that he's back

Well, Barry has no limits to his speed, not sure about Wally

What is the fastest he went?

speed of Light, speed of Thought , Speed of Sound? Did he go faster than the ones listed? How fast is he then?

It's said that superman can travel 4.2 times the speed of light. Also, that his speed is one and a half times the speed of which he can run. Knowing that Flash runs 2 times as fast as Superman can run. The Flash must run around 5.6 times the speed of light, but keep in mind that even though that is his top speed, he chooses not to run at that speed due to keeping care of the risks of harming anyone and anything.

I know this is a few months late, but I didn't even see this board.

During the Human Race, Wally outraced instantaneous teleportation from the Cosmic Gamblers -- that could be seen as a pseuod time travel feat, though, as he raced across the fourth dimension to do it (The fourth dimension is time).

Directly after that, though, he was definitely not time traveling. Over the span of one Septosecond, which is 0.000000000000000000001 seconds, he tuned every radio on Earth.

There are 150,000,000 square kilometers of land on Earth. Light travels about 300,000 kilometers per second. To cover 150,000,000 kilometers, it would take light 500 seconds. For simplicity's sake, if you assume there is 1 radio for every square kilometer on earth (that is lowballing it greatly), that means he was traveling 500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times faster than light, or 500 septillion.

Understand that I am greatly, greatly lowballing this feat as it doesn't take into account the time it takes him to tune every radio, the accurate density of radios per square kilometer (much higher than my guess, i just used mine to make the multiplication and division easier), radios that aren't on land (such as every boat on the planet that has a radio) or the time it takes him to search the square of every kilometer -- if he had to search every square inch then it'd be 500 septillion squared, or 250,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 which is 250 Quattuordecillion times the speed of light.

Here's the feat in action: