Jimmy Olsen is a fictional character from DC Comics who is a teenage photojournalist for the Daily Planet and is close friends with Superman (Clark Kent) and Lois Lane.

It seems the recent rumor that DC Studios is working on a Jimmy Olsen solo series is on the level, and we're hearing that the ...

The first villain of the as-yet-untitled Jimmy Olsen show will be Gorilla Grodd, according to The Insneider. Primarily a Flash villain since making his debut in the pages of 1959’s The Flash #106, the ...

Created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino, the malevolent gorilla known as Grodd was first seen all the way back in the ...

'The Flash' season 3's Gorilla Grodd storyline, which came to a head in "Attack on Central City," is comic book fun in its purest form. Violett Beane as Jesse Quick, Grant Gustin as The Flash and ...

Gorilla Grodd is played by David Sobolov and King Shark is played by David Hayter. Let’s take a look at these actors’ careers. David Sobolov (Gorilla Grodd) Gorilla Grodd from The Flash.

This week’s ending of The Flash featured a cameo from noted Flash adversary Gorilla Grodd, but the bigger surprise is that a human was playing the ape during those last minutes of the episode.

The team’s cat and mouse game with Wells will span multiple episodes, with Panabaker teasing that the much-anticipated showdown with psychic gorilla Grodd, set for episode 21, may be Wells ...

Gorilla Grodd (David Sobolov) confronts Barry (Grant Gustin) on The Flash. Pic credit: The CW. A lot is going on in this week’s promo for The Flash, including the return of Grodd (David Sobolov ...

Grodd’s around 8 feet tall and about 800 pounds. He also has telepathic powers, so facial expressions were really important to get across what he was trying to convey.

Barry traveled back to Earth-2 to save Harry from Gorilla Grodd and the other super gorillas living in Gorilla City, but the rescue didn't go quite as planned. Along with Cisco, to open the breach ...

The world is learning what faithful DC Comics fans have known for decades, Gorilla Grodd freakin’ rules. Since his first appearance in 1959, Grodd has been one of DC’s most enduring and unique ...