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The Golden Age Reverse-Flash | |
Aliases: | Golden Age Reverse Flash |
Continuity: | DC Universe |
Notability: | Antagonist |
Type: | Supervillain |
Race: | Robot |
Location: | Keystone City, Kansas |
Status: | Status unknown |
First: | The Flash, Volume 2 #134 |
The Golden Age Reverse-Flash is a fictional robot and a minor antagonist featured in comic books published by DC Comics. He made a single appearance in the "Still Life in the Fast Lane" story from The Flash, Volume 2 #134 in February, 1998.
Biography[]
The so-called Golden Age Reverse-Flash was an automaton that was put together by some random crackpot, who apparently gained scientific insight by corresponding with a super-genius who was incarcerated at Belle Reve. This unknown individual sent the Golden Age Reverse-Flash to wreak chaos in Keystone City. The original Flash, Jay Garrick, took care of him rather quickly. [1]
Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Super-speed: Presumably the Golden Age Reverse Flash possessed some superhuman speed abilities, though he never demonstrated them.
Skills[]
- Golden Age Reverse-Flash's personal talents and skill proficiencies, if any, are unknown.
Notes & Trivia[]
- The name "Golden Age Reverse-Flash" is not an honorific to distinguish him from other characters. This was the character's actual name.