of Superman's more drastic actions in the Year One series. Though Batman tries to convince Barry of the Regime's negative influence, he chooses to stay with them, though still tries to convince Superman his more drastic actions will not go down well. In the game, Barry finally defects from the Regime after Superman murders Shazam for questioning his ethics. He joins the Insurgency and plays a critical role in stopping Superman's dictatorship. While he and the other Regime members are arrested, he is pardoned thanks to Batman vouching for him and given a job at Luthor/Wayne climate research. His superior, Doctor Randall, convinces Barry to become the Flash again to aid the heroes in stopping Brainiac's invasion. A version of Barry Allen is present through Dark Nights: Metal. This version hails from Earth-Minus-52 of the Dark Multiverse, where Batman became mad due to the deaths of his crimefighting sidekicks. Batman manages to absorb Barry's body, taking the Speed Force for himself and calling himself "Red Death"; however Barry's mind remains present in Bruce's body, pleading Bruce to stop his dark crusade. When Red Death is hit by the positive energy, Bruce dies, leaving Barry alive and in control of his body, with the costume changing its color from red to gold. Barry tries his best to help his counterpart from Earth-0. However, because Barry from Earth-Minus-52 is a "creature of darkness", the exposure to the positive energy starts to rip him apart, killing him almost instantly. A version of Barry sporting a blue version of his suit and power referred to as "The Future Flash" appears during The New 52 storyline Out of Time where 20 years in the future, the Flash stopped all of the other Rogues from ruining their lives. In other media Television Barry Allen / Flash appears in The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure, voiced by Cliff Owens. This version is a founding member of the Justice League. Barry Allen / Flash appears in Super Friends (1973), voiced by Jack Angel. This version is a member of the titular Super Friends. Barry Allen / Flash appears in The All-New Super Friends Hour, voiced again by Jack Angel. Barry Allen / Flash appears in Challenge of the Super Friends, voiced again by Jack Angel. Barry Allen / Flash appears in Legends of the Superheroes, portrayed by Rod Haase. Barry Allen / Flash appears in Super Friends (1980), voiced