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Barry Allen races through time in 2024’s The Flash, but is this multiverse mashup a victory lap or a stumble out of the Speed Force? Laramy is joined by Blake Fowler to break down DC’s latest big-screen outing—comparing it to the Flashpoint comic, diving into the good, the bad, and the downright confusing “Weird Science” moments. From Michael Keaton’s Batman return to Nicolas Cage’s surprise Superman cameo, we cover it all. So lace up your running shoes, grab a bowl of timeline spaghetti, and join us on the other side of the page.
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