In the comics, Savitar was indeed lost in the Speed Force, as was Barry Allen for a long stretch of time during which Wally West wore the official red Flash suit.

Savitar, no matter who he is ... Some DC heroes like Green Arrow and Red Hood, ... Similarly, the Flash has the ability to peer into the possibilities waiting in any given timeline.

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Things are looking very bleak for Team Flash heading into the Season 3 finale. After months of preparation and planning, Barry (Grant Gustin) still wasn’t able to stop Savitar from killing Iris ...

We clearly see Savitar/Future Barry in that photo (the brutal scar gives it away), but he's wearing the traditional red, white, and gold Flash costume instead of his characteristic body armor.

Barry Allen officially becomes a superhero in The Flash's Season 3 finale, when he sacrifices himself to save Central City (and maybe the entire planet). After defeating Savitar, saving Iris, and ...

In turn, Savitar reveals a grim look at Team Flash's future: "One shall betray you, one shall fall, one will suffer a fate far worse than death." Believing he can prevent that future, ...

At the end of episode 20 of The Flash, the CW series finally revealed Savitar’s true identity. This season’s big bad has been Barry Allen all along! Well not exactly Barry Allen, but a bizarro ...

Technically, the Savitar suit counts as a Flash suit for one simple, but major reason: Savitar is really Barry Allen — or, rather, a time remnant version of Barry Allen.

Team Flash took a major hit on The Flash Season 3 Episode 15 "The Wrath of Savitar." It might be more accurate to say they took several blows, including one they may never recover from, now that ...