Cisco's Who's Who? Binder

"Not a single one of our doppelgängers survived to make it to Earth-Prime, as far as I can tell, but we did manage to pick up a butt-ton of bad guys and aliens and more metas, and you know the best part? The best part is a bunch of our old villains are back, with fresh paint jobs!"

"When did you have time to do all this?"

—Cisco Ramon and Frost^[src]

Cisco's Who's Who? Binder is a binder created by Cisco Ramon in order to document which of Team Flash's enemies have changed after the creation of the new multiverse.

History

After the Anti-Monitor Crisis, Cisco decided to track down many of Team Flash's former enemies in order to discern what changes had occurred as a result of the multiverse's reboot. Their pictures and names were then compiled into a binder.^[1]

Cisco pulled out the binder after he noticed that Carrie Bates/Rainbow Raider 2.0's method of attack was similar to that of Roy Bivolo's.^[2]

List of villains

Appearances

The Flash

Season 6

"Marathon"
"Death of the Speed Force"

Season 7

"Good-Bye Vibrations"
"Masquerade"

Trivia

Null, Block, and Girder's inclusion means they were resurrected Post-Crisis.
On the backside of both Abra Kadabra and Brie Larvan's pictures it is stated that they are meta-humans.^[3]
- In Abra's case, it may be a mistake. If he retains the ability to do "magic" Post-Crisis he is either still using advanced nano-tech or is a true warlock like Constantine.
As a number of individuals, such as Rosa Dillon and Joslyn Jackam, appear in the binder multiple times, the binder may contain a separate card for each encounter with a specific villain.
- The separate cards could also signify doppelgängers, but this seems unlikely as there has been no mention of the problems related to neural dissonance with these individuals.

Behind the scenes

In the DC Comics, Who's Who is a series of comics revolving around many of their characters.

References

[1] "Marathon"

[2] "Good-Bye Vibrations"

[3] "Death of the Speed Force"

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