Central City has a protector. A red blur that goes by the name of the Flash has spent the past two years saving the day and stopping super powered criminals from treating the city as their playground. To celebrate this faceless hero, the city decides to hold a Flash Day where they would offer him the key to the city. Up until this point, nobody had seen the Flash for more than a few seconds, and any pictures of him came from blurry cellphone cameras while he was in mid-run. Him accepting the key to the city was the first instance of him actually stopping for a crowd of people looking for him. Despite this, the entire area was decked out with Flash memorabilia. His logo emblazoned on signs, posters and clothing. Sure, a lightning bolt in a circle isn't exactly high up on the list of things that are complicated to get right, but these symbols were almost exact duplicates of the one Flash had on his chest, down to the shading and colors used. Did they let Cisco design the art for the event or something? Because up to this point, only those closest to him should have had more than a passing glance at what his suit looked like.
Any time I'm not writing, I'm likely arguing about children's cartoons with strangers on the internet or staring at my ceiling and wondering where it all went wrong.
