In the DC Comics mythos, Jay Garrick was the first version of The Flash, as well as a scientist who mentored other speedsters — so pretty close to what we've seen so far on The Flash.

Jay Garrick is well known to DC fans as the original Flash. He fought during World War II alongside the JSA and helped train younger speedsters like Bart Allen/Impulse.

While Superman and his extended family members usually debuted in his main comics line, a few other DC heroes also debuted ...

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On DC Comics' Earth-Two, Jay Garrick is the Flash, but not because of a particle accelerator explosion. One day, Jay just happened to inhale the wrong vapors in the air, and the next thing he knew ...

One of the more perplexing DC cameos in the Multiverse scene is the original Flash, Jay Garrick. As DC Comics fans are aware, he was the speedster of DC Comics’ Golden Age , operating from 1940 ...

Flash Comics #1 first hit newsstands in late 1939 (don’t be fooled by the 1940 date on the cover), and it’s handily one of the most important single issues ever published by DC Comics (long ...

Judy Garrick, the daughter of Jay and Joan Garrick ,was the Boom, teenage sidekick to the first Flash. Jay first met Judy when she accidentally traveled back in time and helped her father during ...

Now we get our first look at Teddy Sears, announced in July as playing Jay Garrick, the original Flash who first debuted on comics pages in 1940. Some background: DC Comics was created from the ...

Yes, that seems like it’s very obviously Jay Garrick — and if you’re a longtime DC Comics fan, your heart probably grew three sizes yesterday when you discovered that the orginal Flash was ...

Jay Garrick, the first man to use the name The Flash, is well-preserved for his age. While DC Comics ‘ ever-changing timeline obscures his age, he was fighting Nazis back in World War II.

The Flash first burst onto the comic book scene with 1940’s Flash Comics #1, which introduced the world to Jay Garrick, a man who gains super speed after inhaling hard water (comic book science ...