But diggin that Reverse-Flash, Firestorm and Ollie rising out of the pit (maybe with a sense of humor and a goatee).

that Reverse-Flash pose looks awful familiar

@TronVin

What about using Zolomon in the films? But how is the New 52 RF anyways?

Can anyone explain how the reverse flash new52 got his neck snapped but then he's alive and in the suicide squad now?

The Flash one looks pretty bad-ass. The Reverse-Flash one doesn't look half-bad either... *cool*/P :)

@MisterBatfleck

Also, I'm getting kinda annoyed with the "villain obsessed with the hero" cliche. It's been done so many times and a lot of villains are being turned into this. Daniel West is not like that. I like him a lot because of that.

Those look stupendous!

QUESTION FOR EVERYONE: does any of these tv people fr "GOTHAM/CONSTANTINE/ARROW/THE FLASH", ever gonna have DC Royal Trinity in their shows, ever? Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman ?!?!... Can they? if not, why?

@TronVin

Hmm, I knew the origin part of him being Iris's brother, but I didn't know that he basically feeds off Flash's Speed Force. Maybe they could mix Zolomon in there, giving sprinkles of his origin with the majority of West's origin.

@Darlene1974

No, none of those shows will feature any of the big players from the movies. Why? Because Warner Bros. doesn't care enough to try to connect everything. They're a business and they make more money by having both a Flash movie and TV Show at the same time.

@MisterBatfleck

He is pretty cool:

@TronVin
Hmm what if the rogues are already a team I'm the movie and need to step up their game? Though I wonder if powers or the original tech weapons are the way to go. And regarding Daniel's character what I find most interesting is his inability to let go of the past. And it's odd the changed him back to yellow but whatever.

God I hate my phones autocorrect

@TronVin

Well said

@TronVin

1. Not really. By establishing a connected universe, both TV and film benefit from each other. It also gets more people interested in the shows which means ad revenue.

2. I'd estimate 90% of viewers are people who have never picked up a Flash comic in their lives. I already know plenty of people whom you would classify as the "general audience" who watch the show. Plus comparing film sales to that of TV viewership is extremely naive. Films not only have a far bigger budget with a greater marketing campaign, they are also easier when it comes to estimating revenue, because not everyone watches TV shows the night they air.

3. They didn't do it with Smallville because shared universes weren't a thing back then. Now in an age where every studio wishes they had the rights to the characters WB has at their disposal, it's pretty stupid not to do one.

4. So are Marvel, yet the only difference is Marvel isn't controlled by Disney and can therefore focus on making things work toward the fans while still making damn good movies. DC Comics itself has practically no control over its characters. Everything belongs to the fat cats at Warner who are more focused on pleasing shareholders than fans.

5. With the right script adjustments anything can work. Plus it's most likely that they didn't hire Will Smith because they thought he would make a great Deadshot. He was put in for celebrity appeal. Pick a character out of a hat.

6. Man of Steel. The Dark Knight Rises. Who gives a shit? Even if you do, all it takes is some thinking through and planning, something Warner Bros is apparently not very good at.

@Emblemmaniac, maybe they could go through a inter dimensional worm hole, if you will, and end up in an alternate universe. We are talking about the Flash. This Flash and their(DC movie's) Flash could meet up. Anything can happen, it's a comicbook show/movie shared universe.

@Timerider84

Exactly.

Them doing parallell universes is the closest thing that i would call as eat the cookie and keep it, if you know what i mean

I can't believe people are actually buying into this Crisis bullshit. A studio with as much trust as Marvel is reluctant to crossover existing franchises and you think DC is planning to introduce a multiverse. I doubt the general audience is even ready for that.