Who would win in a fight Godspeed or Zoom?

In the comics, Godspeed was said to be the fastest speedster that has ever lived. Godspeed was faster than Savitar, Zoom, Flash or Black Flash or any other speedster.

How does Reverse-Flash kill Godspeed?

In a shocking moment, Reverse-Flash ruthlessly snaps Godspeed’s neck in a full-page splash, and races off after beating an enraged Flash. Taunting his nemesis by insisting on creating his own “family” of sinister speedsters, Reverse-Flash returns to his villainous roots.

Who killed Reverse-Flash?

Leading up to the 2017 “The Button” crossover, Thawne’s memories of his Pre-New 52 self are restored after a mysterious wave of energy strikes him, and he recalls being killed by Batman (Thomas Wayne) during Flashpoint.

Who is Reverse-Flash’s rival?

The Rival was the speedster arch-nemesis to Jay Garrick in the Golden Age. Professor Zoom was the first villain to call himself Reverse-Flash, a 25th Century scientist who fought Barry Allen in the Silver Age.

Is Reverse-Flash the fastest man alive?

The Reverse-Flash is ahead of Barry at every turn. In a good old-fashioned race, Flash can’t beat his nemesis. We’ve seen them, in the Speed Force itself, and still Barry had difficulty keeping up. Simply put, when it comes down to it, Reverse-Flash is the fastest man alive.

Is Reverse Flash faster than Hunter Zolomon?

In the comics, its kind of different. In the comics, Reverse Flash runs fast. But Zoom or Hunter Zolomon slows down time so that to him everyone is slow, but to everyone Hunter Zolomon is fast. To make it easier to understand, Zoom manipulates time so that everything around him slows down, but he moves at normal pace.

Can the Reverse-Flash beat Eobard Thawne?

But not Eobard Thawne. No, the Reverse-Flash is so fast and so powerful that he can take on the entire team by himself – something that the Flash certainly can’t do. Sure, we’ve come to learn that Flash is faster than Superman in the comics, and that he could put up a good fight against a few other members.