Superman Races The Flash Dc Comics Artwork Dc Comics Art Supermanођ Dc first: flash superman #1 is the 2002 one shot written by geoff johns with art by rick burchett, with superman and the golden age flash, jay garrick, racing to save the life of wally west. after escaping from iron heights, abra kadabra returns to his old trick when superman shows up hoping to aid the flashes, only to find himself in a race. In a tortoise hare story, kid flash is faster, but keeps getting distracted. mas and menos ultimately win the race. tiny titans kid flash vs. supergirl in tiny titans #16 (july 2009). rearview mirrors: barry allen vs. superman in flash: rebirth #3 (2009). to the finish line: flash vs. superman in dc universe halloween special ’09 (2009).
Dc Histories The Superman Flash Races When he first debuted, superman was a strong man, capable of superhuman feats of speed but nothing truly supersonic. barry allen, the flash, was immensely fast from the beginning, able to break the laws of physics from the instant he gained his powers. over time, the nature of superman’s stories caused his speed to increase to the flash’s. The history of superman & the flash's feud. the first race between superman and the flash occurred in superman #199 by jim shooter. published in 1967, this issue saw the heroes agree to race one another as a way of raising funds for the united nations. Superman and flash race superman #199 (1967). dc comics. comic: superman #199 created by jim shooter and curt swan. track: world winner: tie barry allen is the first (technically second) flash and this is the first organized race between the two of them. the un secretary asks superman and flash to race around the world to help charity. The tricky thing about tabulating the results of races between superman and the flash is that for most of dc history, there’s only ever been one superman, while there have been multiple flashes. so, in the interest of measuring kal el’s foot speed against each individual scarlet speedster, we’re going to separate each of their races.
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