After months of searching for Sue Dearborn, the character finally comes to The Flash (played by Natalie Dreyfuss) in “A Girl Named Sue,” the February 18 episode of the hit superhero series ...

It’s really cool to see Wally meet Ralph Dibny because of the history of the Flash and Elongated Man. Ralph and Barry eventually became the best of friends, and this led to Elongated Man and Sue ...

The Elongated Man is alive again at DC Comics. Skip to Article. ... Sue Dibny, has been taken hostage by The Riddler, a grade "B" Batman villain trying to upgrade his status.

That is because Sue Dearbon is the maiden name of the woman who later became known as Sue Dibny, the wife of Ralph Dibny, the Elongated Man. Here is what you need to know. Sue Dearbon on The Flash ...

In the wake of Elongated Man’s wife Sue being found murdered while Elongated Man was on patrol, the League discover a deeply disturbing secret, Sue was raped by Doctor Light in the JLA ...

During the sixth season of The Flash, the series gave Hartley Sawyer’s Elongated Man/Ralph Dibny an ongoing storyline by introducing Natalie Dreyfuss’ Sue Dearbon. In the comics, Ralph and Sue ...

She was the wife of Ralph Dibny, the Elongated Man, and was featured prominently in the Keith Giffen version of the Justice League. Sue was on the Justice League satellite watching the stars, as ...

The CW’s The Flash introduced its take on the Elongated Man this Tuesday, and their Ralph Dibny was more inclined to bend rules, as a sketchy P.I., than some of his comic book iterations.

In the comics, it's Ralph and Sue Dibny. The unbreakable couple (until Identity Crisis )… but don't expect to see Sue pop up any time soon on The Flash. Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told ...

According to Comicbook.com, Sue’s first comic book appearance happened all the way back in the 1960s. She was a socialite from upstate New York who met Ralph when he crashed her debutante ball.

The oldest of these is Plastic Man, who was created in 1941 and then bought by DC Comics in 1956. Elongated Man was created in the pages of The Flash #112 by writer John Broome and artist Carmine ...