Wally west

Yes, there has been a version of Wally West depicted as black in some comic storylines.

It depends on which specific comic continuity you're referring to. In some, he's deceased, but in others, he's still alive and kicking.

Wally West's speed in the comics is off the charts. He can move at velocities that surpass the limits of normal comprehension. His powers allow him to zip around and perform feats that seem impossible to others.

In certain comic book runs, a black Wally West has made appearances. This character variant has added diversity and new story possibilities to the comics.

In the comic universe, Wally West is indeed Iris' brother. Their relationship is an established part of the storylines.

Yes, he does die in some comic storylines.

The theme of self - discovery is quite common. Wally is constantly evolving as a character, and fanfictions often show him learning more about himself, his powers, and his place in the world. Legacy is another theme. Given his connection to the Flash legacy, stories may focus on how he upholds or changes that legacy. Friendship is also a prevalent theme. His friendships with other heroes like Batman or Superman, and how they support each other in different situations.

Some of the best include 'The Flash: Rebirth'. It beautifully reintroduces Wally West and his relationship with the Speed Force. It's a great read for both long - time fans and those new to the character.

In the DC Comics universe, it's hard to say for sure if Wally West can dance. It's not a common trait emphasized, but he could potentially have some hidden dance moves up his sleeve given his super speed and agility.

Wally West's age varies depending on the specific comic storyline and continuity. But generally, he's usually depicted as being in his twenties or thirties.