The annual Arrowverse crossover is shaping up to be even bigger and more surprising than fans could ever have anticipated, including some unexpectedly familiar faces.

Barry Allen is looking to the New 52 for his latest costume, as The Flash season 6 has a new look for the scarlet speedster.

A massive event that was first hinted at back in 2014’s first season of The Flash, last year’s Elseworlds event finally pulled the trigger on the gun that fires off the Crisis on Infinite Earths gun, as the Monitor began rallying troops for the fight against the universe-ending machinations of the Anti-Monitor. That larger story will play out in the background of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl, but until then those shows have some unfinished business of their own to attend to.

After a number of stumbles that saw star Ezra Miller practically threaten to leave, the DCEU Flash solo movie is once again getting up to speed with a brand new creative team.

With Cicada and that other fella defeated, what does season six hold in store for The Flash? If a certain throwaway line from the show is to be believed, season six might introduce the toughest opponent yet. A mastermind behind a crimson cowl, with speed that is equal to the fastest man alive: The Red Death.

A Flash solo movie has been stuck in development hell for years now, and one of the reasons is reportedly due to conflicting visions between star Ezra Miller and co-directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. Now Miller is seemingly taking matters into his own hands to get things done his way.

He may be the fastest man alive, but DC sure is taking their time in bringing the Flash to the big screen in a solo movie. According to star Ezra Miller though, it will be worth the wait as it could be the start of a new "speedster multiverse".

From Central City to New Genesis, the far reaches of distant worlds to the streets of New York Cty, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week!