The Flash #8

In the 25th century, the Renegades investigate the murder of Eobard Thawne at the ruins of the Flash Museum, with Iris West’s hologram as the prime suspect. As the investigation unfolds, echoes of past conflicts and the looming presence of Zoom and other iconic figures—both heroes and villains—begin to surface.

In "Road to Flash War," Wally West grapples with the sudden return of long-lost memories, pushing Barry Allen to seek help from their allies across the superhero community. Meanwhile, in the 25th century, Hunter Zolomon reflects on his alliance with the late Eobard Thawne—now determined to complete their shared vendetta against Barry and Wally alone.

When the Renegades from the 25th century arrive to arrest Iris West for the murder of Eobard Thawne, the return of Wally West’s lost memories puts him at odds with Barry Allen over how to respond. As tensions rise between the two Flashes, the arrival of future police and lingering echoes of past conflicts threaten to unravel their fragile alliance.

In the 25th century, Wally West confronts the devastating truth: his children, Jai and Irey, are lost in the Speed Force, and only by shattering its very fabric can they be saved. With Zoom manipulating his memories and driving him toward an unthinkable choice, Wally races against time—his own mind, and the timeline itself—while the Renegades pursue him, hoping to stop him before the past is undone.

In "Flash War Part 3," Wally West is driven to shatter the Speed Force itself to reclaim his lost children, Jai and Irey, while Barry Allen races to stop him—pushing both men to their limits. With the Justice League and the Titans mobilized to prevent catastrophic fallout, tensions rise as the Flash family fractures under the weight of legacy, loss, and the desperate need to be remembered.

In "Flash War Finale," Barry Allen and Wally West face off against a transformed Zoom—now wielding the full might of the Speed Force and claiming the mantle of the new Flash—as the battle threatens to unravel the fabric of hypertime. With the younger Wally racing to save Iris and Commander Cold from the collapsing timestream, the fate of the Flash legacy hangs in the balance.

In the quiet aftermath of a war that reshaped the speed force, an older Wally West, haunted by the loss of his children, races through memories and moments that defined him—first as Kid Flash, then as the Flash. Iris recalls the boy who grew into a hero, from his childhood with Rudy and Mary to his bond with Barry, and the echoes of a past that still echoes in every step. As the weight of his journey threatens to break him, Barry calls in Superman and Wonder Woman to guide him to Sanctuary, where healing might begin.