Forget the Reverse-Flash's origin story, I want more Patty.

The Flash #23.2 takes a step back from the title's current events to explore the origin story of one of the title character's most interesting villains to date: Reverse Flash.

The surprise return of the Reverse-Flash comes tonight on The CW’s The Flash – mostly because, as far as they knew, Team Flash had not just defeated him last year, but potentially erased him ...

He found out he would become the Reverse-Flash when he traveled back in time to the Flash museum. After Infinite Crisis, Eobard rewrites his own origin story.

Tuesday night's episode of The Flash was fascinating, if only because it served as the origin story for last season's incredible villain, Eobard Thawne---the Reverse Flash. Our heroes helped him ...

And in today's Flash #25 by Joshua Williamson, Howard Porter and Carmine Di Giandomenico, we get a brand new reason why Eobard Thawne hates the Flash.

Turns out, the Reverse-Flash does actually exist in the live-action DC universe and is responsible for Barry Allen's biggest tragedy—his mom's death. So, with his existence being confirmed by ...

The CW's The Flash brought Reverse-Flash’s storyline full circle, but it also resulted in me wishing the show had resolved a specific plot thread.

In the last issue of The Flash, it was revealed that Daniel West (Iris West's brother) is in fact "The New 52" version of the Reverse-Flash. As "Villains Month" continues, we get to learn the ...

The Reverse-Flash isn't one speedster, it's a title that's been taken on by several villains. The first Reverse-Flash known as The Rival was the villain of the first Flash, Jay Garrick.