"The Flash" TV series actor Grant Gustin and "The Flash" movie star Ezra Miller have dropped new teasers on social media of their own interpretation of the scarlet speedster.    

On Tuesday, the official Facebook page of The CW's hit series teased a snap of Gustin and Jesse L. Martin, who plays Detective Joe West in the series. The photo shows the two actors holding signages that teased about the season premiere of "The Flash" Season 2. The snap was captioned "Only 1 month until the season 2 premiere of #The Flash!"

Gustin also took to his Instagram account to share the same snap with his 1.3 million followers. He captioned the pic differently, and it read: "Less than a month #FlashSeason2."

Apart from the pic, another sneak peek video clip of the new season was leaked online via TVBox Promos' YouTube channel. The promotional clip's title hints at "new threats," while the video, in itself, focuses on the introduction of Jay Garrick to the series and to the S.T.A.R. Labs.

IGN noted that the 30-minute teaser trailer presents the arrival of Teddy Sears' Garrick in the city, and it also shows Adam Copeland's Atom-Smasher even for just a very brief moment.  

Meanwhile, it's not only Gustin who has been dropping hints about "The Flash." "Perks of Being A Wallflower" actor Ezra Miller has also been teasing fans of his own take on the scarlet speedster for DC Cinematic Universe's big screen adaptation of the character's story.

Related: What To Expect From 'The Flash' Movie Starring Ezra Miller By Warner Bros. 

On Sunday, Miller took to his official Instagram account to share a black and white photo of him alongside a cartoon version of The Flash.

His followers were quick to voice out their approval of Miller's post and their excitement for his portrayal of the comic book character for the moviegoers. One fan even pointed out the different movies Ezra's "The Flash" will be featured in.

"Just to mention guys. Ezra Miller will be playing Barry Allen/The Flash for the DC Cinematic Universe. He is set to play him in 'Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice' (2016), 'Justice League Part 1' (2017), 'THE FLASH' (2018), and 'Justice League Part 2' (2019). So support him!" Instagram user enigmaticflash wrote.