Prior to the Guadalupe River, Texas, July Fourth flash flood, this tragedy had been the nation's deadliest flash flood since ...

Flash Thompson’s portrayal in the MCU and why it’s changed In the MCU, Thompson is portrayed expertly by Revolori. He adds humor to the role while also serving as an antagonist to Parker.

Putting Flash Thompson back in the toy chest for now suggests that there isn’t room for more than one Venom, particularly when it comes to trying to hook new readers whose familiarity stems for ...

In 1976, a flood killed 144 people in Big Thompson Canyon in Colorado. The similarities to this month’s flood in central ...

Trapped in the 'hive' of symbiotes alongside fellow Venom host Flash Thompson (who is himself stuck in the form of a Knull dragon, with his human body dead and buried), Eddie battles Knull's ...

Flash Thompson's Agent Anti-Venom appearing to Eddie Brock in King in Black All-New Venom #3 cover art by Adam Kubert with Dylan Brock reflected in eyes + Paul and MJ hug in art by John Romita Jr.

One of the ways to stay informed, according to Thompson, is to monitor weather stations. "Whether it be TV, weather apps; ...

Is Flash Thompson -- the prototype jock who has been part of the Spider-Man universe since the beginning -- about to become a casualty of war? It sure sounds like it.

At first glance, Guatemalan-American actor Tony Revolori doesn’t seem like an obvious choice to play Flash Thompson, the blonde haired, broad-shouldered high school bully in the Spider-Man comics.

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "Spider-Man: Far From Home." There's a small subplot involving Peter Parker's classmate Flash Thompson you may miss the first time while watching the movie.