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DC Studios announcedThe Flashmovie almost 8 years back, in 2014. But due to unavoidable delays and multiple controversies, the project kept getting postponed. However, the Ezra Miller-led film is now just a few months away from its premiere, and as it inches away from its release date slowly yet steadily, DC has started to tease fans with tidbits about the movie.
The exclusive Twitter account for news related toThe Flashrecently granted a glance at the concept art of Dark Flash in the movie, and it is a feast for the eyes.
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DC Shares A Look at the Concept Art of Dark Flash
Following the wild shakeup at DC Studios, unsavory rumors aboutHenry CavillandGal Gadot’s cameos being cut fromThe Flashhad been swirling all around social media. But after bumping up the movie’s premiere date by a full week and releasing the first glance at some vital concept art from the movie, the studio execs seem to be getting on the good side of fans again.
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https://twitter.com/FlashFilmNews/status/1610339172253896706
The spectacular concept art of Dark Flash in the Andrés Muschietti-helmed film reveals a look at the villainous,“other”Barry Allen, who is also rumored to be the antagonist inThe Flash. While it doesn’t reveal any major plot details, the costume design of Dark Flash does seem to bear an uncanny resemblance to the character of Daniel West, who appears as the third Reverse Flash in the comics.
Dark Flash As the Villain inThe Flash
Rumors about Dark Flash serving as the plot’s central villain have been going around for quite a long time now. Back in January 2020, Muschietti also mentioned how the“Flashpoint”storyline from the comics was to inspire the upcoming movie’s plot to a great extent. But no concrete details with regard to the same were provided.
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In the comics, the“Flashpoint”plotline revolved around Barry Allen himself being the antagonist, despite blaming his arch nemesis, Reverse-Flash for all the damage that came undone. While the Dark Flash could very well be Danny given the latter is a supervillain, it is also plausible for him to be an evil variant of Barry Allen instead, like Savitar who featured in season 3 of The CW’sThe Flashtelevision series.
At the end of the day though, only time will tell how the film will showcase Dark Flash and in what light. No pun intended.
The Flashis scheduled to release on June 22, 2025.
Source:The Flash Film Newsvia Twitter
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