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'Heroes Reborn' Actor Marco Grazzini joins 'The Flash' as Tar-Pit https://www.yahoo.com/tv/s/heroes-reborn-actor-marco-grazzini-222500389.html
"Heroes Reborn" actor Marco Grazzini will join the spring season of "The Flash" as an asphalt-transforming metahuman named Tar Pit.In the comics, Tar Pit is an astral projecting villain who can turn himself into asphalt and flames. In the show his character name will be Joey Montelone, who will try to gain a tactical advantage over Barry Allen/The Flash (Grant Gustin). Tar Pit will be terrorizing The Flash and Central City in the latter half of the season, according to Comicbook.com.

The Flash's Carlos Valdes is heading to Legends of Tomorrow http://www.ew.com/article/2015/12/02/legends-tomorrow-flash-carlos-valdes-cisco
This week’s epic Arrow-Flash crossover won’t be the only time you’ll see these worlds collide this season.EW has learned exclusively that Carlos Valdes is slated to appear on the upcoming midseason spin-off DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.Details on what his Flash character, Cisco Ramon, will be doing on Legends are being kept under wraps, but there are a few things we can infer based on what Valdes told EW on the Vancouver set: “I did get to do an interesting take on this character on Legends of Tomorrow,” he says. This could mean that we’ll be seeing a much younger or much older version of Cisco.

The Flash Fall Finale First Look: Why Is Iris in Tears? Plus: Wally West's Debut! https://www.yahoo.com/tv/s/flash-fall-finale-first-look-214315741.html
Christmas promises to be a difficult time for The Flash, what with Barry’s girlfriend Patty getting closer to his secret speedster identity and a trio of troublemaker Rogues causing havoc.But it’s Iris who’s crying in these new photos from the Dec. 8 fall finale, which also feature Keiynan Lonsdale’s debut as Wally West. Has her new secret brother upset her? Or could it be something Barry said during a heart-to-heart? (He does have a knack for eliciting waterworks.)
 
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MYSTERY META-HUMAN MENACES CENTRAL CITY IN "FLASH" SET PICS http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/mystery-meta-human-menaces-central-city-in-flash-set-pics
There's no rest for Central City's peacekeepers. With the "Flash's" midseason finale just a week away, the cast and crew of the CW series are still hard at work in Vancouver preparing the show's run of episodes for 2016. YVR Shoots has a few pics from "Flash's" Vancouver set, which reveal that there's another costumed character on the way -- although his identity has yet to be revealed.The images feature a mystery man -- most likely a meta-human given the get-up -- going up against the CCPD. You can even make out Joe West's unmarked police vehicle and actor Jesse L. Martin's stunt double in a few of the pictures.
 
'The Flash' Star Keiynan Lonsdale Previews Wally West Debut, Sibling Rivalry With Barry, And Reveals He Auditioned For Firestorm http://www.ibtimes.com/flash-star-k...t-debut-sibling-rivalry-barry-reveals-2214237
"The Flash" may be fresh off its blockbuster, two-episode crossover event with "Arrow," but, true to its name, the CW series has no plans to slow down. In fact, the Season 2 winter finale Tuesday, "Running to Stand Still," will feature the debut of one of fans' most anticipated new characters -- Wally West aka Kid Flash (Keiynan Lonsdale).In a departure from the character's story from the comics, Wally will not be just a nephew of Iris (Candice Patton), but her brother and Joe's (Jesse L. Martin) biological son! That will make the character's debut, as well as his road to eventually joining Barry (Grant Gustin) as his junior speedster, much more complicated. Australian actor Keiynan Lonsdale, 23, known for his role as Uriah in the "Divergent" franchise, spoke to International Business Times to discuss how he landed the coveted role and what Wally's debut means for "The Flash."
 
Did Robbie Amell Just Tease His Return As Firestorm On The Flash? https://www.yahoo.com/movies/s/did-robbie-amell-just-tease-155036753.html
Robbie Amell may be making a return to The Flash, after all.Since having not appeared on the series following an apparent death in the season premiere and playing a role on X-Files, Amell is now teasing an appearance on the CW series. His Facebook post, shown below, suggests he has been reunited with his Firestorm suit.
 
Why Wally Really Won't Like Barry On The Flash http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Why-Wally-Really-Won-t-Like-Barry-Flash-104277.html
Barry Allen will always be The Flash’s main Scarlet Speedster, but he’s no longer the only Flash from the comics being represented in live-action. Earth Two’s Flash Jay Garrick has been a recurring player, and in tonight’s midseason finale “Running to Stand Still,” Keiynan Lonsdale debuted as Wally West. While it may be a long time until he gains super speed, Wally is set to be an important character on the show for the foreseeable future. However, when it comes to interacting with the show’s main character, he won’t get along with Barry at first.Noting how Barry is an adoptive member of the West family, Lonsdale explained to Variety how Wally will be hesitant to let Barry get close to him. The actor said:
 
Felicity are in trouble in these new "Flash" spring promos https://www.yahoo.com/tv/felicity-patty-trouble-flash-arrow-234600143.html
When "The Flash" concluded it's Trickter-themed episode this past Tuesday night, Barry (Grant Gustin) and his girlfriend, Detective Patty Spivot, were happily drinking hot cocoa at the West residence. Everything seemed calm and Patty even said that she was ready to open up to Barry about her father's death. Flash forward to this new promo, and Barry and Patty have gotten so close he is contemplating telling her that he is The Flash. Before he can tell her, Patty is kidnapped by the evil speedster Zoom. The promo doesn't reveal if Zoom is just holding her hostage or threatening her life, but considering what Zoom did to Barry, everyone should be worried for Patty.
 
The Flash: Matt Letscher to Make 'Impossible' Return as Reverse-Flash https://www.yahoo.com/tv/flash-matt-letscher-impossible-return-194908595.html
As if The Flash‘s Barry Allen doesn’t have enough evil speedster problems already.Matt Letscher will reprise his role as Season 1 nemesis Eobard Thawne (aka Reverse-Flash) in an upcoming installment.Per EW.com, the actor appears in Episode 11 when Eobard’s “impossible return to Central City” — remember, he was erased from the timeline when his ancestor Eddie Thawne killed himself — “puts a member of the S.T.A.R. Labs team in unexpected danger,” executive producer Todd Helbing tells the site. Barry is then forced “to make a life-changing decision.”
 
KILLER FROST, EARTH-2 BARRY DEBUT IN NEW PROMO FOR "THE FLASH" http://www.comicbookresources.com/a...arth-2-barry-debut-in-new-promo-for-the-flash
Tonight during a rerun of "Arrow," a new teaser was released for an upcoming episode of "The Flash." The video revealed Earth-2 versions of Barry Allen (Grant Gustin,) Iris West (Candice Patton,) and Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker.) The intro to the video also replaced The Flash's classic red and yellow logo with a black and blue logo, which is very reminiscent of Zoom.This PROMO shows two worlds: Earth-1, where the show normally takes place, and Earth-2, where Zoom, Jay Garrick (Teddy Sears,) and Harry WELLS (Tom Cavanagh) are from. Whenever Earth-2 has been shown this season, it's always washed out in a faded yellow light. That same yellowish tone can be seen when Iris touches Barry's face:
 
The unethical superhero: Why science in The Flash needs some oversight--Secret prisons, surreptitious DNA testing, and a disregard of public safety.... http://arstechnica.com/the-multiver...hy-science-in-the-flash-needs-some-oversight/
Time and again, the Flash and his team—all trained scientists—ignore fundamental PROTECTIONS of research subjects and a disregard for human rights. That's no small quibble for a tentpole superhero supposedly interested in justice and doing good. But, as I'll explore, there are real-world historical precedents for many of these transgressions.Let's start with S.T.A.R. Laboratories. The Flash's origin story revolves around this scientific organization building an experimental particle accelerator adjacent to Central City's downtown business district, which then exploded and exposed much of the city to some form of mutagenic radiation. This is the reason Barry Allen and other residents became metahumans in the first place. Surely high-energy particle physics research is better conducted in more REMOTE LOCATIONS where the danger to the public can be minimized?

'The Flash' Winter Promo: Killer Frost Arrives — With Earth-Two Barry/Iris? https://www.yahoo.com/tv/flash-winter-promo-killer-frost-031535222.html
In the all-too-brief teaser, you’ll spy Caitlin’s Killer Frost alter ego emerging with wicked glee. There’s Barry and Iris either attending a retro costume party or (more likely) giving us a glimpse of their touchier, feelier Earth-Two selves.And, as revealed earlier today, Matt Letscher is (somehow) back as Eobard Thawne aka Reverse-Flash.
 
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Mid-Season Trailers for ‘The Flash’ Tease New Allies and Enemies http://collider.com/arrow-the-flash-trailer-mid-season/
Now let’s have a chat about them, shall we? First of all, on The Flash, it looks like we’ll get to see the team take a trip to Earth-Two. Now this is interesting for a number of reasons, but first and foremost, it allows the writers to venture into territories and plots that might otherwise be sacrificed for the sake of keeping the original timeline consistent. Of course I’m talking about the appearance of Earth-Two Caitlin Snow, aka Killer Frost! While we don’t know the specific circumstances of how/why the team goes to Earth-Two, I’m guessing it has something to do with Zoom kidnapping Patty Spivot and the fact that Dr. Harrison Wells’ daughter is still being held captive. And then there’s the return of Reverse-Flash himself! I’m definitely looking forward to seeing all of these issues resolved.Watch the new mid-season trailer for The Flash below:The Flash | Pretty Messed Up Trailer | The CW...
 
The Flash: Earth-2’s Firestorm Revealed http://screenrant.com/the-flash-season-2-earth-2-firestorm-robbie-amell/
With the reveal of the many portals into Earth-2 providing a virtually endless source of storytelling options, one strong early move made by the showrunners was to bring back one of the best parts of the first season: Tom Cavanagh’s Dr. Harrison Wells. With the new Firestorm joining Legends of Tomorrow, it was perhaps only a matter of time before Amell’s Ronnie Raymond would reappear in some form.The Flash‘s midseason finale provided a satisfying pre-holidays cliffhanger via the interpersonal character drama, but as more and more characters show up — new ones along with the parallel-reality versions of ones we know — what kind of effect will Ronnie Raymond’s return have on Caitlin Snow? We’ve been expecting the kind and decent Caitlin’s transformation to her comic book alter ego villain for some time, but if we can assume that the return of Ronnie Raymond is from Earth-2, it may be safe to expect that Killer Frost will be Earth-2’s version of Caitlin Snow. We’ll know more once The Flash returns.

Robbie Amell Is Coming Back To The Flash, But With One Big Twist http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Robbie-Amell-Coming-Back-Flash-With-One-Big-Twist-108957.html
While Ronnie Raymond was one of the key recurring characters during The Flash Season 1, his time in Season 2 was short-lived, seemingly perishing in the premiere. Martin Stein has since found a new Firestorm partner in Jefferson Jackson for Legends of Tomorrow, so The Nuclear Man’s future is safe on TV. However, Robbie Amell hinted last month that he would be back on The Flash, and sure enough, it’s now official that Ronnie Raymond will be seen again later this season… just not as the one audiences know well. Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg recently admitted we'll be getting an Earth Two version of the character, who instead went down a dark path.

JOE & IRIS GET TO KNOW WALLY WEST IN "THE FLASH" MIDSEASON PREMIERE DESCRIPTION http://www.comicbookresources.com/a...t-in-the-flash-midseason-premiere-description
"The Flash," Barry will consider telling Patty Spivot his secret. Meanwhile, a new meta-human will slow everything down for Team Flash, and Joe and Iris work on getting to know the newest member of their family: Wally West.JOE AND IRIS GET TO KNOW WALLY -- Now that they've grown closer, Barry (Grant Gustin) considers telling Patty (guest star Shantel VanSanten) that he is The Flash. Meanwhile, Joe (Jesse L. Martin) and Iris (Candice Patton) try to get to know Wally (Keiynan Lonsdale), and the team hunts down a meta-human who can slow time itself.

RONNIE RAYMOND WILL RETURN AS 'DEATHSTORM' IN THE FLASH: SEASON 2 http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/01...ll-return-as-deathstorm-in-the-flash-season-2
Ronnie Raymond — aka one half of the nuclear superhero Firestorm — will return in The Flash: Season 2, when Robbie Amell guest stars in an upcoming episode - but in a very different manner than viewers are used to."You can’t keep a good Firestorm down," executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told Entertainment Weekly. "Only this time, he’s back with a twist, a deadly Earth-Two version of our beloved Ronnie in the form of Deathstorm.”The second season of The Flash has opened the series' universe to a number of parallel universe counterparts. Villainous versions of Doctor Light and Atom Smasher have already made it through, and it seems like this incarnation of Ronnie is next.The aforementioned Deathstorm is the relatively recent creation of Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis. This version seems to be a blend of the character's original and modern incarnations. The former was a resurrected Ronnie Raymond turned bad. The latter is actually a parallel-universe Marin Stein — Firestorm's second half — who is already set to appear on DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
 
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‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’: No Such Thing As Superhero Saturation – TCA http://deadline.com/2016/01/dc-lege...-saturation-point-arrow-flash-tca-1201679485/
CW brought its army of cast and crew behind the new DC’s Legends of Tomorrow to the TCA today, braving critics’ questions like this: How many superhero series would it take to make networks say “enough?”Now, Veteran Reporters Who Cover TV know network execs never announce “enough” – that falls to viewers (or lack thereof). Still, Legends EP Geoff Johns took a stab at answering: “Personally I don’t think there is a saturation point,” he said, but the networks will stop only when “they feel they’ve got enough great shows out there.” And, no, networks “don’t want to have all superhero shows.”Legends of Tomorrow assembles characters from Arrow and The Flash, and sprinkles in a few new characters, a la Avengers. A couple TCA panels prior to this one, CW chief Mark Pedowitz described the new series as “fun,” “big,” and “lighter than Arrow and The Flash.“

Past And/Or Future Versions Of Arrow & Flash Will Appear On Legends Of Tomorrow https://www.yahoo.com/movies/past-future-versions-arrow-flash-223039096.html
There is a “100 percent chance” that older and/or younger versions of Oliver Queen and Barry Allen will appear, according to Legends executive producer Phil Klemmer. At one point, ComicBook.com reported that a version of Connor Hawke would come to TV, taking up the mantle of a Green Arrow presumed missing. This seems like a good candidate for a story where future versions of the characters might show up.During Mark Waid's acclaimed run on The Flash, a major storyline also involved a future version of The Flash coming back in time to replace himself when he was presumed dead.

Kevin Smith To Direct An Episode of The Flash http://screenrant.com/flash-season-2-kevin-smith/
Talent is certainly the greatest asset to any filmmaker – but even talent can only go so far. The ability to connect with one’s target group in both a cinematic and personal capacity can do wonders for a career. In this respect, Kevin Smith is a filmmaker who has managed to do it all. Ever since Clerks put him on the scene back in 1994, he has managed a steady output of films done his way, for his audience, without sacrificing any of what made him appealing to begin with.Smith is an unabashed geek culture reveller whose knowledge of comic books has endeared him to many. His praises and complaints of Hollywood’s treatment of various superhero franchises quite often mirror those of every day fans. Because of this, it’s surprising that he’s yet to direct any of the big budgeted Marvel or DC films. That’s all about to change, however, as Smith is getting set to direct not a comic book movie, but the next best thing – an episode of The Flash.Present details are minimal, as the announcement was just revealed on Sunday during the Television Critics Association press tour, as reported by Entertainment Weekly. The only additional information we have at this time is that Smith’s episode of the series will air sometime this May. Whether or not this will lead to more work on the series for Smith or if this is just a one time only stint is unknown, but executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told Collider that the way it happened was pretty straightforward.
 
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The one where The Flash gets dumped and It all ends in tears http://www.polygon.com/2016/1/20/10795854/the-one-where-the-flash-gets-dumped
After more than a month on hiatus, CW's The Flash was back last night to kick off the second half of its sophomore season. Up to this point it's been an bumpy ride, with one of the show's worst episodes to date coming on the heels of two of its best. But if fans had one solid thread through it all, something to look forward to from week to week, it was the romance between our hero Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) and the plucky detective Patty Spivot (Shantel VanSanten).It's a shame, after all this time, that it had to end like this.Making matters worse the show introduced, and then summarily executed, one of its most powerful and menacing villains before it had given them MORE than a handful of lines.
 
Robbie Amell May Have Just Massively Spoiled 'The Flash' https://www.yahoo.com/tv/robbie-amell-may-just-massively-160003565.html
Robbie Amell is coming back to The Flash as an evil version of Firestorm a few weeks from now. And apparently he’s going to be even more evil than we thought. Spoilers below!For those who don’t like spoilers, please enjoy this GIF of The Flash being slow on the meme uptake before you head out:All gone? Good. Amell admitted that Deathstorm is going to bump off somebody, and not a minor character either:
 
Did The Flash Just Hint At Zoom's Secret Identity? http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Did-Flash-Just-Hint-Zoom-Secret-Identity-114037.html?ref=yfp
Spoilers below if you haven’t watched tonight’s episode of The Flash.As it goes with all comic book TV shows, certain names and images will pop up that fans instantly latch onto, though it’s almost never immediately clear if the reference is just a nice Easter egg or if it’s a major addition to the plot. That definitely happened during tonight’s episode of The Flash, “The Reverse-Flash Returns,” when Jay Garrick may have inadvertently led Caitlin to the secret identity of Zoom! Unless he didn’t! Let’s discuss things. Without his powers, Jay Garrick hasn’t exactly been an attention-grabbing presence here in Season 2, and his main revenge story boils down to a subtle kinship with Caitlin, who is now invested in saving Jay’s life. She takes it upon herself to try and track down Jay’s Earth 1 doppelgänger in the hopes of a DNA transfusion of some kind, but it turns out that wouldn’t help Jay much, since his DNA was mutated when he got his powers and wouldn’t be a match for a regular human’s DNA. But what if we’re not dealing with a regular human? As revealed in the episode, Jay’s Earth 1 double is a man named Hunter Zolomon, a name that comic fans know very well, since he’s Zoom in that medium. On the page, he was the son of a serial killer and a good friend to Kid Flash Wally West, though that relationship was destroyed after Zolomon was paralyzed in an attack and Wally refused to go back in time to avert the accident. Zolomon tried to do this himself using the Cosmic Treadmill, which resulted in him gaining his powers and turning evil. He was also the third incarnation of the Reverse-Flash, which makes his appearance in this episode all the more interesting, considering it also featured the show’s first incarnation, Eobard Thawne, arriving in Earth 1’s present for the first time.

The Flash Recap: Reverse Decision — Plus, a Major New Zoom Clue? https://www.yahoo.com/tv/flash-recap-reverse-decision-plus-023233934.html
This Tuesday on The CW’s The Flash, Barry dealt with a most unexpected visit from an old foe, Cisco felt extra-good vibrations, Patty used her noodle and an unfortunate event united the Wests.

'The Flash' Boss Breaks Down Barry's Heartbreaking Choice https://www.yahoo.com/movies/flash-boss-breaks-down-barrys-heartbreaking-choice-020000633.html
The Hollywood Reporter spoke with The Flash executive producer Andrew Kreisberg about Barry's heartbreaking choice to sacrifice his mother for the second time, how he'll be dealing with the repercussions of his decision moving forward and more.Why did you bring back an earlier version of the Reverse-Flash that hasn't killed Barry's mom yet? That was a surprising twist.We really wanted to have Matt back because we loved him so much last season. We wanted to do something special. It's very easy around this time of year to tread water and have episodes that don't really have any import until things get going again, and we didn't really want to do that. Having Barry's mortal enemy back would be fodder for an amazing episode. The reason we had him come back from an earlier point in his life is that it makes things completely different. This version of Eobard Thawne hasn't experienced the events of season one yet. Whereas our crew, Barry included, are all still suffering the pain and heartache and sense of betrayal because they experienced all the terrible things that Thawne inside the body of Harrison Wells [Tom Cavanagh] did last year, this Thawne hasn't experienced any of that yet. It was a fun thing for our team to meet the real Thawne outside of normal continuity of time.It was pretty intriguing to see a version of last season's big bad in a new way.

"THE FLASH" REVEALS JAY GARRICK'S DOPPELGANGER -- AND HE BEARS A FAMILIAR NAME http://www.comicbookresources.com/a...s-doppelganger-he-bears-familiar-name?ref=yfp
Hunter Zolomon.In the comics, Hunter Zolomon becomes Zoom, who fans may recognize as this season's big bad. The character first appeared in Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins' "The Flash: Secret Files & Origins" #3 as Zolomon, before taking up the mantle of Zoom in "The Flash" #197. Over time, he became good friends with Wally West, before the two had a falling out after an accident resulted in his paralyzation. He attempted to use the cosmic treadmill when Wally refused to go back and save him, and the resulting explosion dislodged him from the timeline, thereby giving him super speed.The show revealed Caitlin's plan to use Zolomon's healthy cells simply wouldn't work, as Jay's cells had mutated thanks to his brush with the Speed Force, and explained how his Earth-1 mother passed away in childbirth, resulting in his adoption by the Zolomon family. While he may not have super speed yet, that doesn't mean Zolomon won't become a villain for Barry -- or maybe even Wally -- at some point in future seasons of "The Flash."

TARPIT GIVES "THE FLASH" A SINKING FEELING IN NEW TEASER http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/tarpit-gives-flash-sinking-feeling-new-teaser?ref=yfp
Cisco debuts his new metahuman tracking app, while Zoom dispatches new villain Tarpit to steal the Flash's speed -- which may have dire consequences for Iris.THE FLASH Trailer #1 - Fast Lane (2016) Grant Gustin The CW HD...


The Flash EP Teases Identity Of Zoom https://www.yahoo.com/movies/flash-ep-teases-identity-zoom-032450459.html
"As the season progresses, more will be revealed," Kreisberg told EW. "We obviously don’t want to give too much away, because we’ve made his identity a mystery that’s part of the ongoing storyline. We’re really jazzed about the storytelling choices that we’ve made this season. So far, the audience has gone with them, and we hope they’ll continue to do so."Of course, it wasn't long ago that producers said we would start getting more clarity as to Zoom's identity, in no small part because of the Harrison Wells of Earth-2 agreeing to partner up with the big bad to steal Barry's speed. Having a confidant of sorts, the thinking goes, will open up Zoom somewhat beyond the bravado we've seen so far.

The Flash Just Cast Its First Female Speedster http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Flash-Just-Cast-Its-First-Female-Speedster-114017.html
As the titular superhero at the rapidly beating HEART of The Flash, Barry Allen is already used to DEALING with other characters that share his ability to zip around from place to place, but all of them have been of the male persuasion – except for possibly Zoom, whose identity and even species are still a mystery. That will all change soon, as the show just cast the female comic character Trajectory, with Days of Our Lives actress Allison Paige strapping on the footwear that can withstand all that RUNNING around.As Trajectory, Paige will get to cause her share of havoc in Central City, as she arrives in Barry’s hometown with the sole intent on dashing around and destroying things. That’s bad enough, but her crimes are initially mistaken for being the actions of The Flash himself, and that’s when Barry and Team Flash take action. According to TVLine, Barry will be trying to figure out who the hell Trajectory is, as WELL as what’s causing her to be so villainous and dangerous. As if “Because I’m faster than 99.9999% of everyone else” is an excuse that needs to be elaborated on.
 
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The Flash: 6 Characters Most Likely To Be Zoom http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Flash-6-Characters-Most-Likely-Zoom-115447.html
Tonight’s episode of The Flash basically marks the halfway point of Season 2. Much of the first half of the season has revolved around the Earth Two incursions, specifically our new main antagonist Zoom, a mysterious villain desperate to become the fastest man in the multiverse. While he’s already proven to be more powerful than Flash, he wants to make Barry faster so that he’ll have more speed to steal later on. And although Zoom’s creepy voice is provided by Tony Todd, the person underneath that mutated skin is still anonymous, making him seem more monster than man.With an identity reveal undoubtedly coming in the near future, we’re taking this opportunity to go over who might secretly be Zoom. The Flash is playing more coy with keeping Zoom’s identity secret than they did last year with Eobard Thawne being Reverse-Flash, so whenever the “unmasking” happens, it will definitely be one of the show’s biggest moments. In the meantime, here are our main candidates and the likelihood of them being Zoom.

BREAKING NEWS: CW’s The Flash to crossover with CBS’ Supergirl! http://news.yahoo.com/breaking-news-cws-the-flash-to-crossover-with-200452586.html
Executive producers Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg have recently confirmed what many fans have been hoping for for quite some time now: Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen will be appearing on Supergirl in the latter half of the program’s debut season.An official statement reads:“We are so incredibly excited to announce something that we have dreamed of happening since we starting making Supergirl —The Flash and Supergirl are teaming up!”The episode will air on March 28th on CBS in the US; with the return of Supergirl having been pushed back until April 1st in the UK, it’ll be quite some time before we’re able to see Grant Gustin teaming up with Melissa Benoist’s Kara Danvers on the small screen.At the minute, there’s no word on whether or not Benoist will also be appearing on The Flash; similarly, it appears that there are no plans for a crossover between Arrow and Supergirl, or between Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl, though obviously a crossover with The Flash opens up the possibility for further crossovers in the future.
 
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NEW "FLASH" PROMO INTRODUCES BARRY, CISCO TO EARTH-2'S KILLER FROST & DEATHSTORM http://www.comicbookresources.com/a...-barry-cisco-earth-2s-killer-frost-deathstorm
Barry Allen and Cisco Ramon are headed to Earth-2 for a 48-hour mission on next week's episode of "The Flash," but are they prepared to come face to face with... Barry Allen?Plus, the debut of Killer Frost and Deathstorm (aka Earth-2's Caitlin Snow and Ronny Raymond), and Jay Garrick's faced with a dilemma of heroic proportions.
 
The Flash: New Images Show How Earth-2 Characters Live http://screenrant.com/the-flash-season-2-earth-2-barry-allen-deathstorm/
As if a slew of metahumans created by the particle accelerator explosions wasn’t enough for speedster Barry and his allies to deal with, season 2 of The Flash has been keeping them extra busy with a new batch of foes traveling through space and time from Earth-2. Though this planet mirrors our heroes’ own Earth in many ways, the familiar faces they encounter have often taken very different paths from their doppelgangers.In the episode ‘Fast Lane,’ Earth-2’s Harrison Wells seems to finally replicate his predecessor’s sinister side when he starts stealing Barry’s speed for Zoom. When The Flash is a little too slow to save Iris from serious injury, however, Wells fesses up to his crimes. True to his good nature, Barry decides that sending Wells back to Earth-2 permanently and sealing that planet’s fate with Zoom isn’t the most heroic option.Despite some reservations, Team Flash agrees to forgive the genius scientist and help him get his daughter back. On next week’s ‘Welcome to Earth-2,’ as the official synopsis explains, it looks like that journey will bring Barry face-to-face with some more startling Earth-2 versions of the people closest to him.
 

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