How realistic is the flash?

The Flash, like all the other Arrowverse shows, is set within a world where the rules of reality can be flimsy. With that in mind, seeing Barry deal with the villains and problems of Earth-2 bleeding into his world was an almost realistic storyline, with Barry acting like a border guard defending his world’s barriers.

Can any superhero beat the flash?

No superhero is going to be able to defeat The Flash. There are only a few people that can even come close when The Flash is at him peak, and if he is struggling he can always escape, or even go back in time and stop that superhero before they were born or while they were young.

Does The Flash experience time slower?

The Flash’s perception of space-time is highly fluid, while he is often shown speeding up his perceptions, it should be theoretically possible for him to slow down his perception of any particular moment in the same fashion.

Could the Flash be the strongest superhero?

The most important implication, of being able to move very fast, is that The Flash would literally be the strongest superhero of them all. Moving very fast requires heightened acceleration, which in turn, requires a larger force. Consequently, he would be very deadly in battle.

How does the flash think so fast?

First, The Flash’s body can exert the force necessary to move very fast, and his body can withstand forces of this magnitude. Second, The Flash’s brain can sense things very fast, ergo he can think on his feet (get it?) and can process external stimuli just as quickly as he can move.

How does the flash use speed reading in his comics?

In “The Flash” Vol. 3 #2, written by Geoff Johns with art by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, The Flash uses speed reading to save dozens of people. When an apartment building is hit by a shockwave, Barry races to the library where he quickly reads several books on architecture.

How powerful would a fast punch from the Flash be?

Moving very fast requires heightened acceleration, which in turn, requires a larger force. Consequently, he would be very deadly in battle. A fast punch from The Flash would pack a lot of momentum, and thus, on contact, he would exert a very large force (in short, more force = more power).