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| name = Jay Garrick |
| name = Jay Garrick |
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| image = Jay Garrick.png |
| image = Jay Garrick.png |
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| − | | real name = Jay Garrick |
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| alias = Flash<ref name=c5>{{ep ref|c5}}</ref> |
| alias = Flash<ref name=c5>{{ep ref|c5}}</ref> |
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| − | | age (2010) = {{CIT|92}}<ref>{{askgreg |
+ | | age (2010) = {{CIT|92}}<ref>{{askgreg|13373|2011-05-25|2011-05-27}}</ref> |
| − | | age (2016) = {{CIT|97}} |
+ | | age (2016)c = {{CIT|97}} |
| + | | age (2018)c = {{CIT|99/100}}<!-- at the start of the season, 99. With a birthday of August 27, he is 100 during "First Impression" --> |
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| species = [[Human]] |
| species = [[Human]] |
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| designation = {{CIT|A13}}<ref name=GWI>[[Greg Weisman|Weisman, Greg]] (2013-03-12). [http://www.worldsfinestonline.com/WF/youngjustice/backstage/interview12.php Interview with Greg Weisman]. ''World's Finest''. Retrieved 2013-03-12.</ref> |
| designation = {{CIT|A13}}<ref name=GWI>[[Greg Weisman|Weisman, Greg]] (2013-03-12). [http://www.worldsfinestonline.com/WF/youngjustice/backstage/interview12.php Interview with Greg Weisman]. ''World's Finest''. Retrieved 2013-03-12.</ref> |
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| hair color = Brown with white temples |
| hair color = Brown with white temples |
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| eye color = Blue |
| eye color = Blue |
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| − | | relatives = |
+ | | relatives = |
| + | * [[Joan Garrick]] (wife, deceased) |
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| + | * [[Kid Flash|Bart Allen]] (legal ward)<ref name=e319>{{ep ref|319}}</ref> |
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| + | * [[Flash]] |
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| powers = [[Super speed]] |
| powers = [[Super speed]] |
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:''This article is about the first Flash, Jay Garrick. For the second, see [[Flash|Barry Allen]].'' |
:''This article is about the first Flash, Jay Garrick. For the second, see [[Flash|Barry Allen]].'' |
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+ | '''Jay Garrick''' (b. [[Timeline|August 27, 1918]]) is a retired superhero and the original '''Flash'''. |
== Physical appearance == |
== Physical appearance == |
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| − | Jay Garrick is a remarkably well-preserved Caucasian male with brown hair and blue eyes. Despite graying around the temples, he still retained most of his original hair color.<ref name=e108/> |
+ | Jay Garrick is an elderly yet a remarkably well-preserved Caucasian male with brown hair and blue eyes. Despite graying around the temples, he still retained most of his original hair color.<ref name=e108/> |
While active as the Flash, he wore a simple uniform, consisting of blue pants, a red longsleeve shirt emblazoned with an upside down lightning bolt, red boots with small stylized wings, and a tin doughboy helmet that also sported stylized wings on the side.<ref name=c5/> |
While active as the Flash, he wore a simple uniform, consisting of blue pants, a red longsleeve shirt emblazoned with an upside down lightning bolt, red boots with small stylized wings, and a tin doughboy helmet that also sported stylized wings on the side.<ref name=c5/> |
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[[File:Jay Garrick as the Flash.png|150px|left|thumb|The original Flash.]] |
[[File:Jay Garrick as the Flash.png|150px|left|thumb|The original Flash.]] |
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Jay gained the power of super speed in a freak lab accident at [[Lampert]] laboratories. He became the Flash, the fastest man alive.<ref name=c5/> {{CIT|He was a founding member of the [[Justice Society of America]].}} |
Jay gained the power of super speed in a freak lab accident at [[Lampert]] laboratories. He became the Flash, the fastest man alive.<ref name=c5/> {{CIT|He was a founding member of the [[Justice Society of America]].}} |
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| − | {{CIT|In 1945, at the base of the [[All-Star Squadron]] at the site of the [[New York City|New York]] World's Fair,}}<ref name= |
+ | {{CIT|In 1945, at the base of the [[All-Star Squadron]] at the site of the [[New York City|New York]] World's Fair,}}<ref name=id14128>{{askgreg|14128|2012-02-02|2012-02-03}}</ref> Flash was a witness to the death of the heroine [[Red Inferno|Firebrand]]. Firebrand blocked a shot from [[Dragon King]] aimed at him.<ref name=e115>{{ep ref|115}}</ref> |
| − | With the other members of the Society, he publicly inducted [[Red Tornado]] into the group.<ref name=e115/> He married [[Joan Garrick|Joan]] |
+ | With the other members of the Society, he publicly inducted [[Red Tornado]] into the group.<ref name=e115/> He married [[Joan Garrick|Joan]] on February 28, 1946.<ref name=e206>{{ep ref|206}}</ref> |
| − | {{CIT|He eventually went into semi-retirement in 1951. Jay met Barry Allen around fifty years later, and announced his official retirement as the Flash when Barry started his career as the Flash a year after that.}}<ref>{{askgreg |
+ | {{CIT|He eventually went into semi-retirement in 1951.}}<ref name=id13537/> {{CIT|During this time he no longer actively patrolled the city, but he would react when he felt needed.<ref name=id21847>{{askgreg|21847|2017-2-13}}</ref> Jay met Barry Allen around fifty years later, and announced his official retirement as the Flash when Barry started his career as the Flash a year after that.}}<ref name=id13537>{{askgreg|13537|2011-10-04}}</ref> |
=== 2010 === |
=== 2010 === |
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| − | {{TS|[[Salem]]|[[August 21, 2010|August 21]] |
+ | {{TS|[[Salem]]|[[August 21, 2010|August 21]]|16:07|EDT}}Jay attended the funeral of [[Kent Nelson]] at the [[Tower of Fate]].<ref>{{ep ref|c11}}</ref> |
| − | Jay attended the funeral of [[Kent Nelson]] at the [[Tower of Fate]].<ref>{{ep ref|c11}}</ref> |
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| − | {{TS|[[Central City]]|[[August 27, 2010|August 27]] |
+ | {{TS|[[Central City]]|[[August 27, 2010|August 27]]|20:05|[[CDT]]}} |
| − | Jay and his wife, [[Joan Garrick|Joan]], attended his birthday party at [[The Wests' house|the home]] of [[Rudy West|Rudy]] and [[Mary West]]. Also attending were the Wests' son, [[ |
+ | Jay and his wife, [[Joan Garrick|Joan]], attended his birthday party at [[The Wests' house|the home]] of [[Rudy West|Rudy]] and [[Mary West]]. Also attending were the Wests' son, [[Wally West|Wally]], as well as Barry Allen and his wife [[Iris West-Allen|Iris]]. Both Wally and Jay were shown up by Barry's manners and helpfulness at cleaning the table, something they rarely did. Also, Wally ate all the ice cream.<ref name=e108>{{ep ref|108}}</ref> |
=== 2016 === |
=== 2016 === |
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| − | {{TS|[[Central City]]|[[February 28, 2016|February 28]] |
+ | {{TS|[[Central City]]|[[February 28, 2016|February 28]]|12:03|[[CST]]}}Joan and Jay were invited to the Allens' house to celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary. Like everyone else, he was surprised to see the unexpected guest [[Kid Flash|Bart Allen]], or Impulse. |
| − | Joan and Jay were invited to the Allens' house to celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary. Like everyone else, he was surprised to see the unexpected guest [[Impulse|Bart Allen]], or Impulse. |
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| − | Bart, Barry and [[ |
+ | Bart, Barry and [[Wally West|Wally]] went off to fight the new threat [[Neutron]]. Jay stayed behind, but decided to go after them. He figured Joan would chastise him for putting on his costume, but felt it necessary to help Barry out. With Kid Flash, he carried the two other speedsters out of Neutron's blast radius. Flash was concerned that his predecessor had endangered himself, but Jay was more afraid of Joan's reaction than the danger—or so he claimed.<ref name=e206/> |
| − | {{TS|[[Mount Justice]]|February 28 |
+ | {{TS|[[Mount Justice]]|February 28|post-13:03|[[EST]]}} |
After Impulse had stopped [[Neutron]]'s rampage, he claimed he was ready to go back to his own time. Jay accompanied Bart and Barry to the Cave to see him off. Impulse got back in the time machine, but it didn't work.<ref name=e206/> |
After Impulse had stopped [[Neutron]]'s rampage, he claimed he was ready to go back to his own time. Jay accompanied Bart and Barry to the Cave to see him off. Impulse got back in the time machine, but it didn't work.<ref name=e206/> |
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| − | {{TS|[[Metropolis]]|June 20 |
+ | {{TS|[[Metropolis]]|June 20|08:[[16]]|EDT}} |
| − | When magnetic field disruptors planted by [[the Reach]] threatened the Earth, Jay Garrick joined 39 other heroes of Earth in a briefing in Metropolis. The heroes would use a computer virus provided by [[Lex Luthor]] to safely disable the devices. The heroes were paired off with another into twenty squads: one member would run interference against [[Beetle-tech Drones]] guarding the disruptors, allowing the other to get close enough to plant the virus.<ref name=e220>{{ep ref|220}}</ref> {{CIT|Jay was assigned to Lambda Squad, and worked alongside [[Red Tornado]].}}<ref name= |
+ | When magnetic field disruptors planted by [[the Reach]] threatened the Earth, Jay Garrick joined 39 other heroes of Earth in a briefing in Metropolis. The heroes would use a computer virus provided by [[Lex Luthor]] to safely disable the devices. The heroes were paired off with another into twenty squads: one member would run interference against [[Beetle-tech Drones]] guarding the disruptors, allowing the other to get close enough to plant the virus.<ref name=e220>{{ep ref|220}}</ref> {{CIT|Jay was assigned to Lambda Squad, and worked alongside [[Red Tornado]].}}<ref name=id1032>{{askgreg|1032|2013-03-18|2013-03-19|title=YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: "Endgame": stuff cut for time}}</ref> |
Within thirty minutes, all squads had succeeded in their mission.<ref name=e220>{{ep ref|220}}</ref> |
Within thirty minutes, all squads had succeeded in their mission.<ref name=e220>{{ep ref|220}}</ref> |
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| + | === 2018 === |
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| + | {{TS|[[Central City]]|December 07|21:51|[[CST]]}} |
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| + | Jay was by his wife's bedside at the hospital.<ref name=e317>{{ep ref|317}}</ref> |
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| + | === 2019 === |
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| + | {{TS|[[Hollywood]]|[[January 1, 2019]]|14:24|[[PST]]}} |
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== Powers and abilities == |
== Powers and abilities == |
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| − | '''[[Super speed]]:''' Jay Garrick's main ability is being able to run at superhuman speeds. |
+ | '''[[Super speed]]:''' Jay Garrick's main ability is being able to run at superhuman speeds. His wife thinks his speed has diminished with age.<ref name=e108/> |
== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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== Background appearance == |
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Revision as of 08:39, 26 April 2020
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- This article is about the first Flash, Jay Garrick. For the second, see Barry Allen.
Jay Garrick (b. August 27, 1918) is a retired superhero and the original Flash.
Physical appearance
Jay Garrick is an elderly yet a remarkably well-preserved Caucasian male with brown hair and blue eyes. Despite graying around the temples, he still retained most of his original hair color.[5]
While active as the Flash, he wore a simple uniform, consisting of blue pants, a red longsleeve shirt emblazoned with an upside down lightning bolt, red boots with small stylized wings, and a tin doughboy helmet that also sported stylized wings on the side.[1]
History
Early life
The original Flash.
Jay gained the power of super speed in a freak lab accident at Lampert laboratories. He became the Flash, the fastest man alive.[1] He was a founding member of the Justice Society of America. [6]
In 1945, at the base of the All-Star Squadron at the site of the New York World's Fair,[7] Flash was a witness to the death of the heroine Firebrand. Firebrand blocked a shot from Dragon King aimed at him.[8]
With the other members of the Society, he publicly inducted Red Tornado into the group.[8] He married Joan on February 28, 1946.[9]
He eventually went into semi-retirement in 1951.[10] During this time he no longer actively patrolled the city, but he would react when he felt needed.[11] Jay met Barry Allen around fifty years later, and announced his official retirement as the Flash when Barry started his career as the Flash a year after that.[10]
2010
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Jay attended the funeral of Kent Nelson at the Tower of Fate.[12]
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Jay and his wife, Joan, attended his birthday party at the home of Rudy and Mary West. Also attending were the Wests' son, Wally, as well as Barry Allen and his wife Iris. Both Wally and Jay were shown up by Barry's manners and helpfulness at cleaning the table, something they rarely did. Also, Wally ate all the ice cream.[5]
2016
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Joan and Jay were invited to the Allens' house to celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary. Like everyone else, he was surprised to see the unexpected guest Bart Allen, or Impulse.
Bart, Barry and Wally went off to fight the new threat Neutron. Jay stayed behind, but decided to go after them. He figured Joan would chastise him for putting on his costume, but felt it necessary to help Barry out. With Kid Flash, he carried the two other speedsters out of Neutron's blast radius. Flash was concerned that his predecessor had endangered himself, but Jay was more afraid of Joan's reaction than the danger—or so he claimed.[9]
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After Impulse had stopped Neutron's rampage, he claimed he was ready to go back to his own time. Jay accompanied Bart and Barry to the Cave to see him off. Impulse got back in the time machine, but it didn't work.[9]
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When magnetic field disruptors planted by the Reach threatened the Earth, Jay Garrick joined 39 other heroes of Earth in a briefing in Metropolis. The heroes would use a computer virus provided by Lex Luthor to safely disable the devices. The heroes were paired off with another into twenty squads: one member would run interference against Beetle-tech Drones guarding the disruptors, allowing the other to get close enough to plant the virus.[13] Jay was assigned to Lambda Squad, and worked alongside Red Tornado.[14]
Within thirty minutes, all squads had succeeded in their mission.[13]
2018
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Jay was by his wife's bedside at the hospital.[15]
2019
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Powers and abilities
Super speed: Jay Garrick's main ability is being able to run at superhuman speeds. His wife thinks his speed has diminished with age.[5]
Appearances
- Season 1
- Season 2
- 06. "Bloodlines"
- 20. "Endgame" (no lines)
- Season 3
- 17. "First Impression" (no lines)
- 19. "Elder Wisdom"
- Companion comics
- 05. "What's the Story?" (flashback, no lines)
- 11. "The Pit..." (no lines)
Background appearance
- Jay Garrick first appeared in Flash Comics #1, dated January 1940. He was created by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert. He was a science student at Midwestern University when he accidentally fell asleep during an experiment. He was exposed to hard water gasses and gained the power of speed. He was one of the first super powered heroes who did not have super strength. Jay soon became one of All-American Comics' main heroes, and formed the first crossover team, the Justice Society, with Green Lantern (Alan Scott) and Wonder Woman.
- Both Jay's creators, as well as his first appearance, have been referenced. In "What's the Story?", Jay is shown to be working for a company named Lampert, and he signs a picture that is the cover of Flash Comics #1. In "Bloodlines", reference is made to a shelter on "Fox and Gardner".
- This is Jay's third animated appearance. He had a small cameo in the opening credits of Justice League: The New Frontier, and several speaking appearances in Batman: The Brave and the Bold. A hero based on him, the Streak, appeared in Justice League, and his helmet was also shown in the Justice League Unlimited episode, "Flash and Substance".