The Multiverse’s Fastest Flash Was Decided Through “DC Cybernetic Summer” Comic
We all know that within the DC multiverse there are countless versions of Flash, where each one has different characteristics and speeds — even though they are all speedsters. However, in an issue of the comic book “DC Cybernetic Summer”, one of the speedsters spread across different realities decided to face Barry Allen to find out who would be the fastest.
The speedster in question is Mercury Flash, from Earth 44, where, despite being a robotic version of the hero, he has practically all the same powers as the human Flashs.
the big competition
The dispute between the runners in the HQ ended up becoming a big event, which took the name of “Flash Race Day” (Flash Race Day, in free translation). Throughout the competition, Barry took it just like a big joke. However, before being given the start, Mercury was extremely focused on just winning, and proving to everyone that he didn’t need friends to be a winner, saying to his opponent after the start of the race “I’m not here to make friends”.
The entire course was heavily disputed by both heroes, with Allen gaining a small advantage in a certain part, but even so he insisted on having a conversation, where he commented with the robotic Flash that they do not need to fight and that they can learn one with the other. another, managing to convince him after numerous advice.
The race eventually ends in a tie, with the announcer saying, “What an amazing race! What a great tournament! Really every Flash is a winner today. It’s not your speed that makes you a Flash, it’s your heart.” Meanwhile, both heroes exchanged a loving hug and huge smiles on their faces.
Source: Recreio
