Flashpoint: The 10th Anniversary Omnibus #[nn]

In "Case Two: The Road to Flashpoint, Part One," Barry Allen digs into the strange death of the Elongated Kid when a masked speedster on a motorcycle crashes into Central City—only to reveal himself as a future version of Barry, racing against time with a warning no one can yet understand.

In "Case Two: The Road to Flashpoint, Part Two," Hot Pursuit—a Barry Allen from a parallel Earth—races against time to warn the Flash of an impending temporal anomaly that threatens to unravel history itself, putting the entire multiverse at risk. The stakes are higher than ever as the boundaries between realities begin to fray.

In "Case Two: The Road to Flashpoint, Part Three," Barry struggles under the weight of his isolation as his family confronts him about his growing distance. As Hot Pursuit narrows in on Bart as the source of the temporal anomaly, the truth reveals a far more dangerous deception—one that shifts the hunt to a far darker player than anyone expected.

In "Secret Seven, Part One: Hunter's Moone," Enchantress traces Shade to a quiet diner, only to find the trail gone cold—until Shade returns to Meta, where he’s trapped by a vest he can no longer remove. When Enchantress pulls him back, she makes a desperate request: help bring June Moone’s lost self to the surface.

In "Turbulence, Part Two," Booster Gold and his unexpected ally, Alexandra Gianopoulos, race to make sense of a fractured timeline after escaping a brutal clash with Doomsday—now mind-controlled by Captain Nathaniel Adam. As chronal distortions ripple through Central City and Gotham, Booster pushes forward, only to face Doomsday once more, this time with the control link severed and chaos unleashed.

In "The Outsider, Part One: Shades of Gray," Michael Desai—once a figure of national significance in India, now known as The Outsider—grapples with the consequences of his pursuit of the mysterious power of Blackout. When he's ambushed by a trio who claim he framed them for crimes they didn’t commit, he’s forced to question whether their attack is personal—or part of a larger, hidden design.

In "Kid Flash Lost, Part One," Bart Allen wakes to a future unrecognizable—where the 31st century is a cold, controlled realm under Brainiac’s watchful eye. Escaping the villain’s grasp, he teams up with the enigmatic Hot Pursuit, racing against time in a world that feels both alien and eerily familiar.

In "The Hero's Road," 30 years after Lieutenant Neil Sinclair became a super-soldier for the U.S. Army, a sudden meteor shower interrupts his quiet life—and with it, the possibility of a connection with someone who might understand his past. Written by a noted voice in the genre and illustrated with striking, grounded detail, this story explores the weight of legacy and the uncertain path ahead.

In "Part Two: Call of the Wild," Amethyst finds herself drawn into an uneasy alliance with Shade and the Enchantress, but trust proves fragile in the shadow of hidden agendas. As tensions rise, Abra Kadabra takes the spotlight at a dramatic press conference, poised to expose the identities of Shade’s Secret Seven—setting the stage for a reckoning no one saw coming.

In "Turbulence, Part Three," Booster Gold finds himself torn between two threats: the rampaging Doomsday and the man who once controlled him, General Adam. With the monster's fury unchecked, Booster makes a desperate choice to reassert control—only to realize the real danger might not be the creature, but the one who wants him dead.

In "Frankenstein and the Creatures of the Unknown, Part 2: Our Army at Gore!", Frankenstein and Nina race to uncover the next clue in a desperate hunt, only to be ambushed at Professor Mazursky’s old lab by General Lane’s forces and the relentless monster-hunter Shrieve—granddaughter of the legendary Matthew Shrieve. Just as the odds turn dire, the unexpected arrival of Frankenstein’s wife, the Bride, turns the tide in a moment of shocking revelation.

In "The Outsider, Part Two: Once Upon a Time in the East," Jo Desai follows the trail of an attack on The Outsider to Kahndaq, where shadows of Blackout and Black Adam loom—but the true threat proves far more unexpected. The story unfolds in a tense, mysterious landscape where old enemies aren’t the only ones with secrets.

In "Kid Flash Lost, Part Two," Bart Allen races against time and reality, diving back into Brainiac’s fractured virtual world to rewrite its code and reclaim the Speed Force tank. With Hot Pursuit injured and the stakes higher than ever, Bart must harness the unleashed energy to find a way back—before the timeline collapses entirely.

In "In These Small Hands," Kal’s childhood unfolds under the shadow of General Lane and the enigmatic Subject Zero, caught between two forces shaping his destiny. When Lt. Sinclair makes a desperate move to protect the world, the fragile balance shatters—leaving Kal in the hands of General Adam, with no clear path forward.

In "Part Three: The Area of Madness," Mindwarp, Zatanna, and Raven face off against Shade and the Enchantress, but the Enchantress turns the tide with a cunning twist, trapping Shade in the disorienting depths of the Area of Madness.

In "Turbulence, Part Four," General Adam’s attempt to break Booster Gold backfires when Doomsday breaks free, triggering a violent rampage that only ends when Alex dons the control helmet to stop the monster. With Flash now known to be in England, Booster and Alex race to harness the speed force’s chronal energy to send Booster into the timestream and fix the fractured timeline. Re-powered and unaware of the alternate reality he’s left behind, Booster leaps toward Vanishing Point, where the true cost of time travel begins to unfold.

In "The Outsider, Part Three: Men from Space," Jo and J'Onn J'Onzz confront the weight of their pasts as secrets unravel between them. When J'Onn reveals his hidden ties to the Amazonian-Atlantean War, Jo is forced to face the truth—his enemy has been watching, waiting, and prepared for the Martian’s return.

In "Kid Flash Lost, Part Three," Bart Allen races across time to gather Speed Force energy from past speedsters, hoping to fuel his grandfather’s final bid to stop Reverse Flash—only to vanish into the Speed Force itself. The story’s pulse-pounding urgency and emotional stakes are matched by the raw, kinetic energy of the art.

In "Battle's Eve," Kal, newly freed by Flash, Batman, and Cyborg, seeks clarity in a world he no longer recognizes—only to find himself in New Themyscira, where he's drawn into a confrontation with Subject Zero, a figure driven by a mission too long dormant. When Subject Zero turns his focus to Lois Lane, Kal must face the one who was never meant to be a hero.