Récit Complet Justice League HS #1
"Chapitre 1 - Perdu" kicks off a bold new chapter in the Justice League universe, spotlighting Wally West as he awakens in a version of the New 52 timeline where he’s been erased from history—reduced to a youthful Kid Flash stranded outside the flow of time. Written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Gary Frank and Ethan Van Sciver, the issue unfolds with haunting precision as Wally seeks answers from a Batman who doesn’t recognize him, only to vanish once more into the Speed Force. The cover by Gary Frank captures the moment’s urgency, while Jason Wright and Brad Anderson’s colors deepen the emotional weight of a story where time itself feels broken.
In "Chapitre 2 - Héritage," an aged Johnny Thunder struggles to remember the past as Wally appears to him in a moment of urgency, unaware the old hero no longer wields his Thunderbolt. Meanwhile, Maggie Sawyer holds a strange suspect, Ryan Choi grapples with Ray Palmer’s sudden disappearance, and Jaime Reyes seeks answers from Ted Kord—only for Dr. Fate to intervene with a cryptic warning about the Blue Beetle scarab’s origins. As Pandora faces an unknown threat, the threads of legacy and mystery begin to weave together.
In "Chapitre 3 - Amour," the aftermath of Superman’s death in the New 52 universe brings heroes together in quiet reverence, where unexpected connections stir—Green Arrow and Black Canary feel the pull of a shared past they can’t quite place. Amid the grief, Clark, Lois, and Jon from the pre-Flashpoint timeline try to remain unseen, while Aquaman makes a bold move for Mera’s hand, and Wally, torn between timelines, finds his anchor in Linda Park—only to be left behind when she doesn’t remember him.
In "Chapitre 4 - Vie," Wally, forgotten by everyone he knows, flickers through moments of the past, searching for connection—until Barry Allen, after a moment of hesitation, remembers him and pulls him back from the Speed Force. Meanwhile, Batman uncovers a mysterious object in the Batcave, a silent relic left behind when Wally vanished.
In a quiet moment on Mars, a broken watch is carefully restored—its gears reassembled with quiet purpose—mirroring the fragile rebirth of a universe. Two unseen figures reflect on a choice that reshaped reality, their words heavy with the weight of what was undone and what was saved.
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