In
Blackest Night,
Barry Allen was given the
Blue Corps ring, because he embodied
Hope.
Oh
really?


Because this scene could be interchangeable with with almost any scene of
Batman visiting an inmate at
Arkham/Blackgate, couldn't it, without any real changes? And I don't see
Bruce getting one of the blue rings anytime, do you? (Then again, since now Barry's parents are
tragically dead, the Batman
modus operandi makes sense...)
Nope, Barry doesn't seem too hopeful about
Digger's future, does he? Unless, of course, hope means
showing up in jail to threaten prisoners.
This is why they insisted Barry Allen come back?
2 comments:
I'm still trying to figure out (a) why Barry keeps having all that lightning (speed force?) running around him and (b)why you keep expecting sense from this story. I gave up some time ago.
B) I'm an irrational optimist (maybe i should have been given the blue ring??)
Post a Comment