List of Flash enemies
Modern Age Flash enemies
In addition to the Silver Age Rogues, there have been many other Flash villains created in the past few years. The special issue Flash: Iron Heights was the first appearance of many of them.

List of Flash enemies

Section Title: Modern Age Flash enemies
Table Section Text: In addition to the Silver Age Rogues, there have been many other Flash villains created in the past few years. The special issue Flash: Iron Heights was the first appearance of many of them.

Villain	First appearance	Description

Colonel Computron	The Flash #304 (December 1981)	Colonel Computron was a toymaker named Basil Nurblin, a disgruntled employee of Wiggins Toy Corporation. After donning a suit of armor that resembled one of his toy creations, Basil set out to seek revenge against his employer Willard W.

Magenta	The New Teen Titans #17 (March 1982)	Frankie Kane was a one-time girlfriend of Wally West, who gained magnetic powers which killed her family. Not knowing her purpose in life, she became a villain and first joined the Cicada cult and the New Rogues before reforming.

The Mirror Master	Animal Man #8 (February 1989)	Evan McCulloch grew up in an orphanage, and after killing a bully, he escaped and became a mercenary. On one hit, he unknowingly shot and killed his father, and later found out his mother died of grief.

Manfred Mota	Flash 50th Anniversary Special (1990)	Mota is a villain who has fought all four Flashes, each time in a different form. He is also the father of Valerie Perez, girlfriend of Bart Allen.

Razer	Flash vol. 2 #84 (November 1993)	Razer is a villain who was a mercenary for hire who wears a suit coated completely with lubrilon, an experimental near-frictionless chemical polymer.

Inertia	Impulse #50 (July 1999)	Inertia was a clone of Bart Allen. He originally fought Allen when he was Impulse, and then when Bart aged five years after Infinite Crisis and became the Flash, Inertia fought him again.

The Folded Man	Flash vol. 2 #153 (October 1999)	Edwin Gauss is a criminal who uses a suit to shift from 3-D space to 2-D and 4-D space. He created Avernus, a graveyard in 4-D space for fallen Flash enemies.

Plunder	Flash vol. 2 #165 (October 2000)	Plunder is an assassin from a mirror universe, a copy of a police officer in the real world.

Brother Grimm	Flash vol. 2 #166 (November 2000)	The ruler of another realm, Grimm blames Wally West for driving him to kill his brother and assume the throne. He possesses powerful magical abilities and is able to 'sense' the Speed Force, thus forcing Wally to limit himself to normal speed in any fight with Grimm.

Cicada	Flash vol. 2 #171 (April 2001)	During a thunderstorm sometime in the early twentieth century, David Hersch murdered his wife. Regretting what he had done, he sought to end his own life, only to be struck by lightning.

Tar Pit	Flash vol. 2 #174 (July 2001)	Joey Monteleone was the brother of a drug dealer, and while in prison discovered he could put his mind into inanimate objects.

Murmur	Flash: Iron Heights (2001)	A surgeon who went insane, Michael Amar now seeks sadistic ways to kill the voices he hears in his head. His distinctive criminal act is to remove a victim's tongue early during the torture he inflicts.

Blacksmith	Blacksmith is a Ferro-kinetic crime lord who was once married to Goldface. She founded her own rendition of the Rogues, and created "the Network", an underground hideaway for Rogues that had been in operation for years without anyone knowing.

Fallout	Neil Borman was a mason hired to do some additional work on a nuclear power plant he and his team had helped construct.

Girder	Tony Woodward was shoved into a vat of molten steel from S.T.A.R. Labs after he assaulted a female coworker.

Double Down	Jeremy Tell lost a card game and then killed the man who won. After this, the cards in the dead man's pocket flew out and covered Tell, becoming his skin.

Zoom	(as Hunter Zolomon) Flash Secret Files #3 (November 2001) (as Zoom) Flash vol. 2 #197 (June 2003)	Hunter Zolomon was once a friend of the Flash who worked at the police station. When visiting Iron Heights prison, he was caught in an escape attempt by Gorilla Grodd, who broke Hunter's back.

Peek-a-Boo	Flash vol. 2 #180 (January 2002)	Lashawn Baez has the power to teleport, and used the power to try to steal a liver for her father who needed a new one.

The Trickster	Flash vol. 2, #184 (April 2002)	After the original Trickster reformed, teenager Axel Walker found his equipment and stole it, becoming the new Trickster. He joined the Rogues, and took the place of the first Trickster (even though most of the Rogues thought of him as too young and impulsive).

Captain Boomerang	Identity Crisis #3 (October 2004)	Owen Mercer is the son of the original Captain Boomerang and Meloni Thawne (making him Bart Allen's maternal half-brother). He did not know his father until he was an adult.

Sentence(s)

On his mother's side, Bart Allen is the half-brother of Owen Mercer.

final_sentence: On his mother's side, Bart Allen is the half-brother of Owen Mercer.