List of Flash enemies
Silver Age Flash enemies
The Silver Age Flash enemies all lived on Earth-One and started out as enemies of the second Flash, Barry Allen, as well as the third Flash, Wally West, and the fourth, Bart Allen, after the death of Barry Allen.

List of Flash enemies

Section Title: Silver Age Flash enemies
Table Section Text: The Silver Age Flash enemies all lived on Earth-One and started out as enemies of the second Flash, Barry Allen, as well as the third Flash, Wally West, and the fourth, Bart Allen, after the death of Barry Allen.

Villain	First appearance	Description

Mazdan	Showcase #4 (October 1956)	A criminal from the 38th century, who the authorities decide to exile to the 50th century when Earth is desolate. He is accidentally sent to the 20th century and tries to steal equipment needed to repair his Time Capsule, such as gold to coat it, and get back to the future to exact revenge, using advanced heat-based weapons.

The Brain	Showcase #8	A trio of identical brothers who commit crimes while the city has been distracted by three giant boxes they have placed in each other after a fog has descended on the city, which the authorities try to open.

The Bretans	The Flash #119 (March 1961)	A fish-like undersea race that kidnaps humans to work as slaves. After the Elongated Man disappears while skin-diving on his honeymoon, Flash is called by his wife, and reveals other skin-divers have disappeared around here, but he is knocked out with a blast and captured himself.

Captain Cold	Showcase #8 (June 1957)	Len Snart was a criminal who wanted a chance to get rid of the Flash. Seeing an article about a weapon that might disrupt the Flash's Speed, Snart made a gun and exposed it to radiations.

The Cloud Creatures	The Flash #111	Sentinent, cloud-like creatures which emerge from underground to take over the world and can project lightning. The Flash notices each has a dark spot on them, and realises striking it will destroy the cloud.

Doctor Alchemy	Showcase #14 (June 1958)	Albert Desmond suffered from a split personality, one a good person and the other evil. Originally calling himself Mr.

The Dokris	The Flash vol. 1 #125	The Dokris were a species of green-skinned aliens who briefly conquered Earth in the year 2287. Under the leadership of Mynher, they sent a hive to the distant past, 100,842,246 BC, which robbed Earth's minerals of all its radioactivity.

The Maugites	The Flash vol 1 #109	Undersea superfast creatures that resseamble black fish with limbs who attack another race, the Saremites. The Flash finds out about the Saremites from an astronaut who was saved when his capsule fell into the sea by the Muagites, and defeats a horde of them.

The Mirror Master	The Flash #105 (March 1959)	While working in a prison workshop, Sam Scudder accidentally stumbled upon a mirror that could project holograms. When he escaped, he made more mirror gadgets, and became the Mirror Master.

Gorilla Grodd	The Flash #106 (May 1959)	Grodd was an inhabitant of Gorilla City, a peaceful society of super-intelligent gorillas of which Grodd was the only evil one.

The Pied Piper	The Flash #106 (May 1959)	Hartley Rathaway was born deaf, but was cured after his rich parents sought a way to make him hear. Once he could hear, he became obsessed with music and sound, and made many sound-based weapons.

The Weather Wizard	The Flash #110 (December 1959/January 1960)	Mark Mardon escaped from prison to his brother's house. His brother had just made a wand that could control the weather.

The Trickster	The Flash #113 (June/July 1960)	James Jesse, a circus performer who came from a family of trapeze artists, invented shoes that used compressed air to "walk" on air, originally using them for tightrope walking.

Captain Boomerang	The Flash #117 (December 1960)	Digger Harkness was a master of boomerangs which he learned how to use in the Outback. When a mascot was needed for a boomerang company, Harkness was hired, but used the costume and boomerangs to commit crimes and he had many trick boomerangs.

The Top	The Flash #122 (August 1961)	Roscoe Dillon used many top-themed weapons to commit crimes, eventually learning how to spin himself at great speeds, increasing his intelligence and allowing him to deflect bullets.

Abra Kadabra	The Flash #128 (May 1962)	A magician from the 64th century who was exiled from his time period for crimes and used his technology to pose as a magician.

Professor Zoom the Reverse-Flash	The Flash #139 (September 1963)	Eobard Thawne is a speedster from the 25th century, who occasionally used the alias Adrian Zoom. He was a fan of the Flash, and gained his powers, but went insane on discovering he would become a villain.

Heat Wave	The Flash #140 (November 1963)	Mick Rory is obsessed with heat, and at a young age, burned down his house, killing his family. He then made a heat gun and used fire to rob and kill.

The Golden Glider	The Flash #250 (June 1977)	Lisa Snart, the younger sister of Len Snart (Captain Cold), did not want to be a villain, but when her lover, the Top died, she swore revenge on the Flash.

Clive Yorkin	The Flash #270 (February 1979)	Clive Yorkin, a criminal spending life in prison, agreed to take part in a prison experiment. The experiment went wrong, and it drove him mad and able to kill someone by touching them.

Steve Palmer	The Flash #118	An actor who has been hired to play the Flash, but plans to eliminate him and impersonate him, hiring out his image to companies.

Katmos	The Flash #105 (March 1959)	Katmos is the sole survivor and former ruler of an iron-based race that ruled the Earth 8,000,000 years ago until nearly all of them were wiped out by a comet.

The Rainbow Raider	The Flash #286 (June 1980)	A colorblind painter, Roy G. Bivolo had true talent in composition and detail, but lack of ability to see color made his work unpopular.

Sentence(s)

The Trickster is one of the enemy of Flash.

final_sentence: The Trickster is one of the enemy of Flash.