| Alias |
 
 
 |
|
Flash
III
Kid Flash I
|
| Nick
Name |
|
The
Fastest Man Alive
The Scarlet Speedster
|
| Civilian
ID |
| Wallace Rudolph "Wally" West |
| Occupation |
|
Adventurer
Auto Mechanic |
| Legal
Status |
| Citizen
of the United States with no criminal record. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Blue Valley, Nebraska |
| Group
Affiliation |
|
Flash
Family
Justice
League
Justice League Elite
Teen
Titans
Titans
|
| Base
of Operations |
|
Central
City, Missouri
Keystone
City, Kansas
|
| Height |
| 6' |
| Weight |
| 175
lbs. |
| Eye
Color |
| Green |
| Hair
Color |
| Red |
| Skin
Tone |
| Caucasian |
| Known
Powers |
| Chemically
and electrically enhanced ability to tap into the energy known as the
Speed Force
to achieve speeds just short of light-speed; lend speed to or borrow speed from moving objects,
create objects of concentrated Speed Force energy, become
intangible by vibrating molecular mass, perform both limited time and inter-dimensional travel and
heal personal injuries by accelerating his metabolism. Note: Velocity beyond
light-speed causes a merging with the
Speed Force. Flash III is the only person
known to return from the other side to the Speed Force barrier.
|
| Accessories |
|
Cosmic
Treadmill: Running exercise device powered by cosmic rays enabling the
utilization of super-sonic speed to travel through time.
Costume Ring: Finger ring
containing the Flash costume by means of compression.
Police Band Radio:
Transistor radio hidden in costume's cowl. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Abra Kadabra
Blacksmith
Captain
Boomerang
Captain Cold
Cicada
Cobalt
Blue
Dr. Alchemy
Fusionn
Girder
Golden
Glider
Gorilla
Grodd
Heat Wave
Kilg%re
King
Kobra
Magenta
Mirror
Master II
Mr.
Element II
Murmur
Pied Piper
Plunder
Rainbow Raider
Reverse-Flash
Rogues
Tar Pit
(The)
Thinker I
(The) Top
Trickster
I
Trickster
II
(The) Turtle
Vandal
Savage
Weather Wizard
Zoom
|
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
The
Flash Vol. 1 & 2 JLA
New Teen
Titans
Teen
Titans Vol. 1
Titans
Note: "The Flash" volume
one began
with issue #105, which continued the golden-age Flash series "Flash
Comics."
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Kid Flash
The Flash #110 (Dec. 1959 - Jan. 1960) Flash III
Crisis on Infinite Earths #12
(March, 1986)
|
| Creator |
| Gardner
Fox & Carmine Infantino |
| Origin |
| While visiting the lab of
his uncle-to-be, Barry Allen (Flash
II), Wally's life changed by a
seemingly random bolt of lightning duplicated the event that gave Allen
his speed, granting Wally identical powers. Thrilled to be Flash's junior partner, Kid Flash, Wally
operated as a member of the
Teen
Titans and was a super hero all his young
life. He grew up the only kid sidekick ever to fulfill the job's
inherent promise; when Barry died, it was Wally's responsibility to adopt
his costume and identity to become the Flash. |
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