As Zoom continues to send breachers from Earth-Two over to kill Barry Allen, The Flash’s titular hero will go on the offensive — but taking this villainous speedster down won’t be an easy ...

Though on occasion Zoom appears to have some connection to the Speed Force (indeed, "The Flash War" gave him such powers, albeit temporarily), 2023's "The Flash" (Vol. 1) #800 notes that he has no ...

The Flash is probably going to bring back Zoom, but in a very different form Let's hope there's not a backlash to Black Flash. By Morgan Jeffery Published: 22 August 2016 ...

HitFix’s Alan Sepinwall reviews "King Shark," the "Flash" episode where the secret identity of season 2’s big bad was finally revealed.

We have photos from The Flash Season 2 Episode 18, "Versus Zoom," in which the team will get up close and personal with the man they knew as Jay. ... Sad Face – The Flash Season 2 Episode 18. 9.

This week on The CW's The Flash, fans were finally shown the true face of Zoom. It did little to answer questions about the nature of his identity or motives. When Zoom finally unmasked on Earth-2 ...

Barry’s nemesis is also sick as a result of V-9 (which is why he wants to steal The Flash’s speed), much like Jay (Teddy Sears) fell ill as a result of an earlier version of Velocity.

The CW has released a large gallery of official photos from The Flash next episode, “Enter Zoom.” It looks like after weeks of sending other villains to do his dirty work, we’ll be meeting ...

We’re basically at the halfway point of The Flash Season 2, and it still hasn’t been revealed who Zoom really is. With an identity reveal undoubtedly coming in the near future, we’re taking ...

Initially, he told Team Flash that Zoom stole his speed — and we even saw a flashback to prove it — though the validity of that flashback remains in question.

Zoom’s identity was revealed this past week on The Flash, and when Barry Allen catches up with the audience and learns who the demonic speedster is, this is how he’ll react.

Before his role as Zoom in "The Flash," Teddy Sears had notable roles in other television series. He appeared as Richard Patrick Woolsley IV in the soap opera "One Life to Live" from 2002 to 2003.