While it’s nice that Flash is confident in his bloodline, this story came out pre-New 52 and doesn’t take a number of other speedsters into account. Particularly those who have joined the Flash Family in the last decade such as Wallace West and Avery Ho. It also ignores the feats that Wally West has pulled off that easily put him on the same level as Barry Allen. But Barry’s expression is less of a concrete prediction and more of a recognition of potential in Bart.
Heroes generally take on sidekicks not just to assist in crimefighting but to prepare them for the future. In the same way that a teacher passes on knowledge and skills to help their students succeed, superheroes train and encourage their legacies to become better and more capable heroes than themselves. Barry’s strong faith in Bart shows that he’s aware that the young speedster is pushing himself and doesn’t take his role as a hero lightly, and that’s something that would fill any grandfather with pride. Whether Kid Flash will be able to become the fastest DC hero remains to be seen, but the Flash certainly believes he might pull it off one day.
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Flash Believes One DC Hero Can Run Faster Than Him
While it’s nice that Flash is confident in his bloodline, this story came out pre-New 52 and doesn’t take a number of other speedsters into account. Particularly those who have joined the Flash Family in the last decade such as Wallace West and Avery Ho. It also ignores the feats that Wally West has pulled off that easily put him on the same level as Barry Allen. But Barry’s expression is less of a concrete prediction and more of a recognition of potential in Bart.
Heroes generally take on sidekicks not just to assist in crimefighting but to prepare them for the future. In the same way that a teacher passes on knowledge and skills to help their students succeed, superheroes train and encourage their legacies to become better and more capable heroes than themselves. Barry’s strong faith in Bart shows that he’s aware that the young speedster is pushing himself and doesn’t take his role as a hero lightly, and that’s something that would fill any grandfather with pride. Whether Kid Flash will be able to become the fastest DC hero remains to be seen, but the Flash certainly believes he might pull it off one day.
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Flash Believes One DC Hero Can Run Faster Than Him
While it’s nice that Flash is confident in his bloodline, this story came out pre-New 52 and doesn’t take a number of other speedsters into account. Particularly those who have joined the Flash Family in the last decade such as Wallace West and Avery Ho. It also ignores the feats that Wally West has pulled off that easily put him on the same level as Barry Allen. But Barry’s expression is less of a concrete prediction and more of a recognition of potential in Bart.
Heroes generally take on sidekicks not just to assist in crimefighting but to prepare them for the future. In the same way that a teacher passes on knowledge and skills to help their students succeed, superheroes train and encourage their legacies to become better and more capable heroes than themselves. Barry’s strong faith in Bart shows that he’s aware that the young speedster is pushing himself and doesn’t take his role as a hero lightly, and that’s something that would fill any grandfather with pride. Whether Kid Flash will be able to become the fastest DC hero remains to be seen, but the Flash certainly believes he might pull it off one day.
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