Flash #200
In "Blitz: Conclusion: The Final Race," Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins deliver a pivotal chapter in Wally West’s journey as the Flash, where the speedster confronts Zoom in a battle that transcends time itself. As Zoom forces Wally to relive painful memories, the truth begins to unravel—Jay Garrick’s theory that Zoom is manipulating time, not the Speed Force, becomes key to the final showdown. With the help of his fellow speedsters, Wally taps into the Speed Force in a way never seen before, trapping Zoom in a moment from the past. In the aftermath, two old friends appear, and Wally’s past is erased—leaving only the echo of what it meant to be the Flash.
In "Blitz: Conclusion: The Final Race," Wally West confronts Zoom in a battle that stretches across time, forced to face haunting memories and the true nature of the speed force itself. As the stakes rise, Wally must rely on the wisdom of past speedsters and his own resolve to outmaneuver an enemy who moves beyond time—and ultimately, to confront the cost of his own choices.
In "Two Months Later," Wally West grapples with the aftermath of recent trauma as Zoom manipulates time to confront him with haunting memories. As visions of the past overwhelm him, Wally turns to the other speedsters for guidance—only to discover that Zoom may be tapping into time itself, not the Speed Force. With a desperate gamble, Wally draws on the collective power of his allies to outmaneuver Zoom, trapping him in a moment from the past. In the quiet aftermath, two old friends appear, and Wally is left with no memory of who he truly is.
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Reprinted in The Flash #[4] (2004), Flash Monster Edition #1 (2004), The Flash Omnibus by Geoff Johns #2 (2012), The Flash by Geoff Johns #3 (2016)
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