The Flash: According to Variety, after collaborating with Warner Bros. on its upcoming Batman Begins pic, David Goyer is mining the vaults of DC Comics once again.

Goyer has committed to write, produce and direct a feature adaptation of the story of DC Comics hero the Flash for Warner Bros. Pictures.

The picture is still in development and is the first to be identified under Goyer's recently inked overall production pact with the studio.

Created by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert, the Flash first appeared in DC Comics late in 1939. He's the alter ego of chemistry student Jason Peter "Jay" Garrick, an aspiring athlete whose exposure to heavy water fumes gives him the ability to move at incredible speeds.

" 'Flash' is my favorite of the properties," said Goyer, speaking of the DC Comics stable. "I think the character of the Flash, who moves faster than the speed of light, opens itself up to rich cinematic and story ideas."

Goyer most recently wrote, directed and produced New Line Cinema's Blade: Trinity, which Warner Bros. exec VP of production Lynn Harris also produced after ankling.

Harris -- who praised Goyer's "tremendous credibility with (the DC) fan base" -- will now oversee development on "The Flash" at Warners.

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