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In "Chapter 1: Lost," Wally West—now a younger Kid Flash, stranded outside the normal timeline—reaches out to Batman in a desperate bid for recognition, only to vanish back into the Speed Force before he can be heard. As memories of the New 52’s creation surface, Wally begins to piece together that something unnatural altered the timeline, erasing a decade from the lives of the heroes, and leaving him as the only one who remembers.

In "Chapter 2: Legacy," Wally West appears to an aging Johnny Thunder, urging him to locate 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 during a timeline anomaly, and Jaime Reyes seeks Ted Kord’s help with the Blue Beetle scarab, only for Dr. Fate to intervene with a cryptic warning about its true origins. As Pandora faces an unknown threat, the threads of history begin to unravel.

In "Chapter 3: Love," the fallen Superman of the New 52 universe casts a long shadow as heroes gather at the site of his death. Green Arrow and Black Canary, strangers in this timeline, feel an inexplicable pull toward one another, while Clark, Lois, and Jon from the pre-Flashpoint world navigate the tension of being seen—and recognized—by those who never knew them. Amid the grief, Aquaman makes a quiet proposal to Mera, and Wally, desperate to return to his own time, finds his anchor in Linda Park—only to be left behind when her memories of him fade.

In "Chapter 4: Life," Wally West flickers through moments of the past, unseen and forgotten by everyone he once knew—until he reaches Barry Allen, who, at the last second, remembers him. As Wally’s connection to the timeline begins to unravel, Barry’s sudden recognition pulls him back from the Speed Force, restoring him to the world. Meanwhile, Batman uncovers a mysterious object in the Batcave, a silent remnant of Wally’s brief, forgotten return.

In a quiet moment on Mars, a broken watch is carefully restored—its gears reassembled with quiet purpose—mirroring the delicate transition between realities. Two unseen figures reflect on the choices made, wondering if the path taken was truly the right one.

In this poignant chapter from the DC Rebirth Omnibus Expanded Edition, a Superman from the post-Crisis timeline encounters Lana Lang at his own 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, heartfelt moment as he helps Lana lay his doppelgänger to rest between his parents’ graves.

In "Wonder Woman Rebirth," Diana grapples with fragmented memories that no longer align with who she believes herself to be. With the Lasso of Truth in hand, she uncovers a startling revelation: her past has been shaped by deception, and now she’s determined to uncover the truth behind the lies.

In "...Doomed to Repeat It...," Barry Allen is drawn into a haunting mystery when a crime scene echoes his mother’s murder, triggering cryptic visions of other speedsters. As the Speed Force seems to send him a warning, the original Wally West reappears from the timestream, reigniting Barry’s forgotten memories and forcing a reunion across time. With Wally gone and a deeper threat unraveling, Barry heads to Gotham to consult Batman—two heroes now united by a timeline under siege.

In the wake of the Green Lantern Corps' disappearance, the Sinestro Corps rules supreme from Warworld—now the cosmic center once held by Oa—leaving their leader, Sinestro, weakened by his own success. Meanwhile, Hal Jordan, twisted by the corrupting might of Krona’s gauntlet, forges a new power ring in a desperate bid to reclaim his humanity and set out on a mission to find the lost Green Lanterns.

In "Rebirth," Oliver Queen returns to Seattle with a mission: uncover the truth behind the sudden disappearance of homeless people. There, he crosses paths with Black Canary, a woman searching for her own identity, and together they uncover a hidden network of kidnappings tied to the Underground Men.

In "Green Lanterns Rebirth," rookie Green Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz are paired to defend Earth as Hal Jordan ventures into space on a critical mission. With the Red Lanterns closing in and a mysterious Guardian fleeing with a weapon of unknown power, the fate of the planet hangs in the balance.

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 newly assigned Green Lanterns, they must stand together to repel the threat and send a defiant message to whatever lies beyond.

In the shadows of Gotham, Batgirl teams up with Black Canary to track a mysterious new Oracle aiding the city’s underworld—only to find their path blocked by the fiercely independent Huntress, whose own mission threatens to derail their investigation.

In "Rebirth," Colonel Rick Flag—long held at Guantanamo Bay for defying orders—gets a second chance when Amanda Waller offers him command of the Suicide Squad. Tasked with a high-stakes rescue in Mongolia, he must lead a team of operatives to stop a rogue scientist from unleashing a meta-bomb that could arm a terrorist faction with godlike power.

In "Rebirth," Supergirl’s ship inadvertently opens a rift in the Phantom Zone, freeing Lar-On—once imprisoned by his own people. Though wary of her, he finds himself drawn to her offer of help, setting the stage for an uneasy alliance.

In this standout tale from the DC Rebirth Omnibus Expanded Edition, Beast Boy, Starfire, Raven, and Kid Flash are each taken without warning—only to wake up in a mysterious location, united by an unexpected hand: Damian Wayne. With no memory of how they got there, the Teen Titans must piece together the truth behind their reunion, as Damian’s motives remain as sharp and enigmatic as ever.

In "JLA Rebirth: The Atom," Ivy University student Ryan Choi finds himself drawn into a secret when he discovers that his mentor, Professor Ray Palmer, is the legendary Atom. When Palmer vanishes without a trace, he leaves behind a size-changing belt—now Ryan’s only hope to carry on the legacy.

When supermodel Mari McCabe is publicly accused of fabricating her charity work, she steps away from the spotlight to confront her past. Drawing on the ancient power of the Tantu Totem passed down from her father, she unleashes the abilities of the animal kingdom to rescue a group of captives trapped in the New York City sewers.

In "JLA Rebirth: Killer Frost," Batman pushes for the release of the imprisoned metahuman Frost, believing she might still be salvageable—though Amanda Waller is determined to let her fate be decided by the prison’s harsh realities, hoping Frost will either break under pressure or fall to the other inmates.