"One thousand years in the future," while restoring the Flash Museum, they will uncover the evidence of Wally West's final fate:
By 2054, constant exposure to the Speed Force will have "evolved" Wally to look like this.
And he will meet his final fate at the hands of:
The Mega-Rogue!! Embittered scientist from Gorilla City who uses all the weapons of the long dead Rogues to hunt down and destroy The Flash! (Note, the story doesn't come out and say it's Grodd...but I'll wager it is...)
Two important lessons to be learned here. #1:
Thanks to those damn sliding time frames, a Wally West "in his seventies" by 2054 must have been born 1975-1984, give or take...which means that when he got his own title as Flash, in 1987, he was a kid, no more than 12 years old.
Which also means that, as groovy as the Bob Haney Teen Titans were, they never fought crime in the 60s or 70s.
I hate sliding time scales.
The second lesson?
Don't bury dead villains with their greatest weapons. Duh!!
(I will concede that Tom Peyer and Steve Lightle might have meant "looted the graves" metaphorically. In which case the lesson is "Don't keep dead villains' greatest weapons just laying around where a crazed super-gorilla can get his damn dirty ape paws on them.")
Anyway, Wally ends up "lashed to a boomerang of mirrors," and "launched to a place outside of time and space, never to return."
Hmm, maybe that would explain his complete absence from any DC comics the past couple of years...
From Flash 80-Page Giant #2 (1999).
So the real question of the day is this:
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Who the hell are the guys XS is talking to? They look like the dude from the Pringles logo!
ReplyDeleteInteresting take on Wally there. It looks like the influence of "Kingdom Come" was still in effect, in that both versions of future-Wally show much of his physical essence lost to the Speed Force.
Those are Myles and Dexter, two robots charged with restoring the Flash Museum...
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