The Flash: 5 iconic DC characters who should join Batman in the film

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SAN DIEGO, CA – JULY 22: Actors Ezra Miller (L) and Ray Fisher attend the Warner Bros. Pictures “Justice League” Presentation during Comic-Con International 2017 at San Diego Convention Center on July 22, 2017 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) /

3. Ray Fisher’s Cyborg

Although many fans may want to forget about the disaster that was Justice League, there some good things that came out of it. One was the bond between Cyborg and The Flash. Fisher and Miller’s chemistry was off the charts, so why not carry that over to Flash’s film? Not trying to rewrite a script or anything, but…

Imagine somewhere in the film where Cyborg shows up to help The Flash take out some big bad. Later on, Barry and Ray reflect on being a hero. Barry ponders the possibility of exploiting his powers. He wonders aloud to Ray about using his powers to save his parents. Ray, being the voice of reason, warns him of the paradox, maybe calling him selfish for thinking it.

Barry isn’t feeling what his boy said, only the hole left inside from the death of his mother and wrongful incarceration of his father. It’s a burden only he knows, not Ray. In an emotional trip, he runs fast enough back into time and does what he knows is the right thing to do.

That’s a stretch considering news about Cyborg’s involvement hasn’t surfaced. Still, how cool would that be? Or, since we could have President Waller, could she have Cyborg as part of her Secret Service.

An appearance in The Flash could create an interesting dynamic between Cyborg and Flash going forward.

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