RELATEDThe Flash Season 3 Casts Awkward Star as Female Top TVLine has learned that Vampire Diaries alum Todd Lasance has been cast in the recurring role of The Rival, who in DC Comics lore is a ...

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Having the same powers as the first Flash, The Rival also has an appearance that's essentially a darker inversion of Garrick. Sadly, he remains fairly untested, as he's the least used Reverse-Flash.

There are times when rivalries like that of the one between the Washington Commanders and Dallas Cowboys has to be set aside.

DC Comics The Rival (Edward Clariss) First Appearance – Flash Comics #104, 1949 DC Comics Every Flash has an opposite number, even the original speedster, Jay Garrick.

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The rival DC multiverse arguably lends itself well to this kind of endlessly self-referential self-revisionism, given all the various incarnations of Batman and Superman, the misfired reboots and ...