Fans of "The Flash" are getting more and more excited as details about sason 2 are being revealed one by one. The most surprising and most exciting revelation yet is that the superhero suit of Barry Allen has reportedly gone through a makeover, according to zap2it.

The costume, with actor Grant Gustin wearing it, previously held a red and gold lightning crest on the chest. However, it has now changed into a lightning bolt on a white background. The darker vibe of the suit highlights the lighter crest even more.

A lot of hints about different TV shows had been revealed in the San Diego Comic-Con 2015. Here are some clues on what to expect in the upcoming season of "The Flash":

The Jay Garrick helmet rumors turned out to be true.

If some people still do not know the reason behind Jay Garrick's helmet's appearance in the Season 1 finale, a panel at the San Diego Comic Con has confirmed it, Den of Geek reports.

As retold by the report, Garrick first appeared as the original Flash in 1940. He exists on Earth-Two and his appearance marks the introduction of multiverses into the series.

Actor Teddy Sears from "Masters of Sex" is portraying the role.

A new love interest is coming.

This character may possibly start a new love ship in the series.

According to the official CW description, picked by Melty, "Patty is obsessed with metahumans and partners with Det. Joe West (Jesse L. Martin) this season, but has no idea that her new crush is The Flash."

Season 2 is introducing two new villains.

The Mirror Master and Dr. Alchemy can be expected in this new season.

Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg, as quoted by Comic Book Resources, said, "I think we definitely want to meet the Mirror Master next year. I'm sure Dr. Alchemy will show up at some point. And we've got one thing that hopefully people will lose their minds over."

Mirror Master has the ability to project holograms and hypnotize opponents. Dr. Alchemy can transmute elements using the powerful Philosopher's Stone.

Here is the Highlight Reel that shows what happened in the first season and what to expect in the next one.

The story of "The Flash" starts when investigator Barry Allen gets struck by a lightning. The lightning came from a storm caused by a particle accelerator. He falls into a coma and wakes up a superhero with super speed.

"The Flash" Season 2 debuts on October 8.