Why hasn't WB tried a Flash move before?
After Batman and Superman, he's got to be the most popular DC hero right? And it's a simple premise. He runs fast.
shareSuch a simple premise, yet they've NEVER gotten it right. The comics are as guilty as the live versions, FWIW. It's the one creative property that. . .incredibly. . .continues to tell stories that steadfastly ignore the central idea.
Short version: the fact that he moves really, really, REALLY fast has to be ignored, in order to get through 90% of these stories. Even then, you have to grit your teeth.
Ah, well.
He's a cop in his day job when he's not comic relief. I think people forget that, he could just be trying to solve a mystery when he's not doing superheroics.
shareThat would be one way to go. He's so overpowered I suppose it's hard for these guys to write realistic, challenging scenarios. . .so making a mystery the central driving force of the story would be smart.
shareOr just go full Tarzan and have him visit Gorilla City and fight Grodd. It'd be different at least.
shareBatman is op he literally beats everybody in his comics and is somehow ready for everything. Granted it was fanservice but he beat Hulk when Marvel and Dc did crossovers. I don't why they hate putting Batman in Danger.
Superman and any character like him is OP.
Just about every major comic character is op and depend on who writes them.
Yeah, it's hilarious how characters are always written at a MUCH higher level in their own books. But as guest stars, they routinely get beaten.
Flash, tho. . .THAT guy has issues. Like I said, to give him *any* kind of problem, in *any* title, they essentially have to ignore his powerset. It's ridiculous.