Why EVERY Villain is Terrified of the Flash (Even Joker)

🚀 What city is safest for villains in the DC universe? Is it Gotham, Metropolis, or Central City? In this action-packed video, we're diving into the world of the Flash and uncovering why even the most notorious criminals fear him more than Batman or Superman! 🚀

Comic: The Flash (Jeremy Adams) #800

🔥 Highlights:

The Flash's unique approach to justice 🦸‍♂️
Gotham vs. Metropolis: A villain's paradise? 🌃
Central City's reputation as a no-go zone for criminals 🚫
Epic tales from Goldface, Mind Dancer, Fade Away Man, and more! 🎭
Batman and Superman's methods vs. the Flash's relentless pursuit 🦇🦸‍♂️
Time travel, dimensions, and the Flash's incredible powers ⏰
The Flash Museum, a symbol of heroism 🏛️
From the Joker's wicked grin to the Flash's wagging finger, we're exploring why Central City is off-limits for villains like Lex Luthor and the rogues of Gotham.

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[Necoisthatgirl]

I think it's funny to think that Flash had already arrived hours before they started talking, but he was bored and became interested in the villains fawning over him.

[carmaproductions]

I think we forget that Flash is a forensics guy. His tracking skills and ability to identify people must be legendary. There is no hiding from the Flash

[NovaBlueNova]

I love when the writers embrace Flash being absurdly overpowered. Like the idea that his villains only operate in his city because he lets them and knows he can stop them if they do anything serious

[nivyan]

My favourite interpretation is that the veteran villains realised what the rookie did, and were telling increasingly absurd stories as a way to reduce whatever Flash was thinking of doing to them outside the door.

4D chess way of saying: Please don't knock me into the air or send me far away; I won't run.

[redhurricane]

And one key reason why Wally wants to talk to the villains he faces rather than whaling on them, is because what happened to him in Sanctuary. Savitar making him believe that he lost control of the Speed Force made him understand what it's like to be pursued, to be sent away.

He genuinely cares because he's been there before. He doesn't like giving out emotional damage, but it's a lot better than being stuck in traction.

[soulsearcher]

I looked up how far away Gotham is from Central City and that is 933 kilometres, since Joker was flying, that would have taken him 62 minutes to get from Central City and back to Gotham City by flight and falling.

Who wouldn't be traumatised by an hour and two-minute-long landing like that?!

[xCosmicMuffinManx]

What makes Flash so scary is that he actually cares about villains. He makes them think about what they've done, and makes himself truly the good guy, so they can't really even justify a grudge on him. At least Batman is someone you can focus on hating so you don't have to think about what a shitty person you are, he doesnt want to talk he just wants to beat your ass.

[Its_Cannon]

Superman: Legal damage.
Batman: physical damage.
Flash: E M O T I O N A L D A M A G E

[thehiddenninja]

"The Flash is the worst, he'll give you a talking to"
THE CONDIMENT KING BEING LEFT IN THE DESERT WOULD BEG TO DIFFER

[MrYeodaddy]

Something worth noting, Flash (Barry Allen) is one of the few superheroes who is a cop. He was trained to deal with criminals and criminal behavior.

[OllanMuza]

I aint gonna lie, I was so mesmerised that I didn't realise I'd watched the full video

[comicfan]

The worst part is that he smiles while doing it all. At least with the Batman, you know he’s either mad. With the flash, the fact that he’s making wisecracks the whole time tells you that he isn’t even trying. He could kill someone without them even realizing it if he wasn’t such a nice guy

[Darkmage]

Flash clearly waited for the other villains to finish their stories before knocking.

[MrSuperTeenGohan]

I like how the guy, who's superpower is "being fast" is also the guy who takes his time talking to the villains, essentially going at their speed

[Omnitrixter_memes]

0:23 villain acknowledging the fact getting caught by batman means being put in the hospital is hilarious😂

[jollybrrr]

I can totally imagine Flash catching a bank robber or a common thief and then he begins to talk with them about how its not too late to change and how he can set them up in a cozy job for the city or something like that.

Like no villain would handle the humiliation of being job counciled afyer failing to rob.

[comicenthusiast]

I love in the cartoon, JLU, Flash confronts Trickster then walks away, and Orion is like "what about your villain?" And flash is like "oh yeah, Hey James! When you finish your drink, turn yourself in!"

"Got me again flash!" And Trickster just raises his glass and sips 😂

[HopeNewDay]

I love the idea that The Flash was there the entire time just listening to their stories about him. The line about Flash giving his villains a chance is a nice touch from the animated cartoon where he was talking to one of his villains at the bar and convinced him to hang up his suit.

[BerzerkerTank]

"Oh, man, I can't wait to hear a dub of a comic I'll probably never read!"

"...Was that fuckin' V??"

[gamerling]

My personal headcanon is that the Flash was there the whole time, and he was just waiting for them to come to the realization that they were f*cked