DC Rebirth Omnibus #1

In "The Clock Is Ticking Across the DC Universe!, Chapter 1: Lost," Wally West—once Kid Flash, now a ghost of the past—awakens in a timeline that remembers him only as a memory, his youth restored but his place erased. He reaches out to Batman, hoping for recognition, only to be pulled back into the Speed Force before answers can be found. The story quietly unravels the lingering echoes of Flashpoint’s aftermath, where time itself feels stitched together with hidden seams.

In "The Clock Is Ticking Across the DC Universe!, Chapter 2: Legacy," Wally West reaches out to an aging Johnny Thunder, desperate to rally the Justice Society—though Johnny can no longer summon his Thunderbolt. Meanwhile, Maggie Sawyer holds a strange suspect, Ryan Choi uncovers Ray Palmer’s sudden disappearance, and Jaime Reyes seeks answers from Ted Kord, only to be interrupted by a chilling warning from Dr. Fate about the scarab’s true origins. As Pandora faces an unseen threat, the threads of time begin to unravel across the DC Universe.

In "The Clock Is Ticking Across the DC Universe!, Chapter 3: Love," the weight of loss hangs heavy as heroes gather to mourn Superman’s death in the New 52 timeline. Amid the grief, unexpected connections stir—Green Arrow and Black Canary feel the pull of a past they can’t recall, while Aquaman makes a bold move for Mera’s hand, and Wally, torn between timelines, finds his anchor in a Linda Park who no longer remembers him.

In "The Clock Is Ticking Across the DC Universe!, Chapter 4: Life," Wally West flickers through moments of the past, unseen and forgotten by everyone he once knew—until he reaches Barry Allen, whose sudden memory of him offers a fragile chance to return. Meanwhile, Batman uncovers a mysterious object in the Batcave, a silent echo of Wally’s brief, desperate journey back to the world.

In the quiet ruins of a Martian outpost, a broken watch is carefully restored—its ticking a quiet echo of a universe remade. Two figures, unseen and unnamed, reflect on the choice that reshaped reality, their words hanging in the silence like the final seconds of a time long past.

In "Superman: Rebirth," the Superman of the post-Crisis universe encounters Lana Lang at his tomb, where he shares the story of his death and resurrection. Together, they journey to the Fortress of Solitude, only to discover the missing pieces needed to restore him—leading to a quiet, poignant moment as he helps Lana lay his doppelgänger to rest between his parents' graves.

In *Wonder Woman: Rebirth*, Diana grapples with fragmented memories that threaten to unravel her sense of self. With the Lasso of Truth in hand, she confronts the unsettling truth that her past has been deliberately obscured—and now, she’s determined to uncover what was hidden.

In "...Doomed to Repeat It...", Barry Allen confronts haunting echoes of his mother’s murder, only to be flooded with cryptic visions of other speedsters. As the Speed Force whispers through time, the long-lost Wally West reappears—his return unlocking Barry’s buried memories and forcing a desperate choice. With Wally gone and the timeline unraveling, Barry sets off for Gotham, chasing answers with Batman as the past and present collide.

In the wake of the Green Lantern Corps' disappearance, the Sinestro Corps rules the cosmos from Warworld—now the universe's new center—leaving Sinestro weakened by his own power. Haunted by the corrupting influence of Krona's gauntlet, Hal Jordan begins forging a new power ring, determined to reclaim his identity and find the lost Lanterns before the universe falls further into darkness.

In "Rebirth," Oliver Queen returns to Seattle to investigate the sudden disappearance of homeless people, only to cross paths with Black Canary, who’s searching for her own sense of identity in the city. As they uncover a sinister network behind the abductions, the two must navigate a dangerous underground conspiracy that tests their instincts and forces them to rely on each other.

In the prologue to "The Imitation of Life," Cyborg faces off against Malware, a cyber-biological threat unleashed on S.T.A.R. Labs Detroit, forcing him to confront not just the enemy but a long-buried truth about his own creation. As the battle unfolds, he begins to unravel a secret his father has kept—something that challenges everything he thought he knew about who he is.

In "Green Lanterns: Rebirth," Hal Jordan sends rookie Green Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz on a mission to defend Earth as he ventures into space on a separate task. With the Red Lanterns closing in and a mysterious Guardian fleeing with a weapon of immense power, the team must navigate danger and uncertainty—before it’s too late.

In "Fear the Reaper," the Justice League grapples with the aftermath of Superman’s death when a mysterious techno-organic reaper arrives to harvest Earth. With the help of a Superman from another universe and two new Green Lanterns, they must stand together to repel the threat and send a defiant message to the cosmos.

In "Batgirl and the Birds of Prey: Rebirth," a mysterious new Oracle emerges in Gotham, aiding the city's underworld with uncanny precision. Batgirl, determined to uncover the truth, teams up with Black Canary to track down the cyber-expert, only to face resistance from the Huntress, whose own mission puts her at odds with Batgirl’s pursuit.

In "Rebirth," a high-stakes mission begins when Colonel Rick Flag is pulled from captivity at Guantanamo Bay to lead a revived Suicide Squad. Tasked with rescuing a scientist in Mongolia who’s built a meta-bomb capable of granting superpowers to terrorists, Flag must navigate the dangerous politics of the program and the volatile team he’s now in charge of.

In "Rebirth," Supergirl’s arrival on Krypton’s doomed world stirs long-buried echoes when her ship inadvertently cracks open the Phantom Zone, freeing Lar-On. With the prison’s darkness still clinging to him, he must decide whether to trust the Kryptonian who brought him back—or flee into the unknown once more.

In *Teen Titans: Rebirth*, Beast Boy, Starfire, Raven, and Kid Flash are each taken without warning, waking up in a hidden location where they’re reunited by Damian Wayne—unexpectedly leading them into a mystery that tests their trust and ties to the team they once knew.