In the original source material, Professor Zoom, Zoom and the Reverse-Flash have been used somewhat interchangeably over the years, which muddied the waters last year when fans were trying to ...

1) #139, known as Professor Zoom or the Reverse-Flash. We noted before that the Flash timeline can get a bit confusing, especially as many characters (heroes and villains alike) share super ...

But our focus here is on the real deal. The true Reverse-Flash wouldn’t come along until 1963: Eobard Thawne. Also known as Professor Zoom (but not Zoom!), Thawne has been one of Barry Allen’s ...

The fight features stuntmen dressed as The Flash and another dressed as 'Reverse Flash'/'Professor Zoom.' This is our first look at The Flash's arch-nemesis on the set. Based on these images ...

Reverse Flash is the primary antagonist who takes on the identity of Professor Zoom and is responsible for manipulating events that lead to the creation of an alternate timeline. This alternate ...

As one of the Scarlet Speedster's most notable foes, Reverse Flash, also known as Professor Zoom, has a long history in the comics and has been portrayed in various forms in other media adaptations.

In DC Comics' Flashpoint event, Reverse-Flash, aka Professor Zoom or Eobard Thawne, plays a pivotal role in reconstructing the DC Universe. He ends up manipulating Barry Allen, the Flash ...

people use “Reverse-Flash” to refer to Eobard Thawne, the villain of The Flash Season One, and “Zoom” to refer to Hunter Zolomon, a Wally West villain who was prevalent during Geoff Johns ...

First Appearance: The Flash Vol. 2 #197 (2003) If Reverse-Flash is Barry Allen's greatest speedster nemesis, then Zoom fills the same role for Wally West. Zoom was once Hunter Zolomon, a skilled ...