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I didn't mind issue 6. Issue 7 seemed to be another setup issue, dealing with synching together a lot of the B Plots. It's kind of lame to get a huge cliffhanger in #6 and then get absolutely no...

Anything that's happening to Wally is irrelevant. They just want him out of Titans.

If only they'd done it sooner then maybe Chunk wouldn't be dead.

The editor's note said "see issue 6" which,...

Wally being shoved back onto the Titans in Rebirth was an attempt at knocking him back down to their arrested development phase. That's exactly my point. The same comic off screen ended his...

This kind of stuff is very silly with Wally in particular because he is one of the few characters given direct ages in basically every phase of his major stint as The Flash. We knew he was already 26...

Chunk and Wally were roughly the same age and his kid was Wallace's age. The only reason Wally has kids in spitting distance is speedster shenanigans. Also Chunk was just getting ready to tie the...

I think they ignored the New 52 thing with Wallace, like they have basically everything to do with him back when he was meant to be Wally.

Adult Chunk showed up just to die unceremoniously in...

Having Waller's nonsense crossover into The Flash just so they can go "Whoopsie" on Chunk and actually mention his death being more than a throwaway might annoy me even more. Offloading your stupid...

The last thing I wanted was the mediocre Titans storyline crossing over and infecting The Flash.

This doesn't really work if he's dead, and only dead because he's largely irrelevant and only used to cause grief for the other, more important characters like Artemis.

He was in the latest issue of The Flash. Rather importantly, too.

It's funny because Barry has fought literal ghosts in semi recent memory.

Speedsters are almost never the focus of team books outside of Jay in the JSA, but Wally was a treated a lot better during his long time on JL than he ever was on Titans. Don't ask me why that is....

Wally was always better with the JL, anyhow.

This always happens with Wally and the Titans. Though it's silly to bring up his solo stuff as if that's the reason. The majority of the time characters do not leave team books when something is...

Coke binges just exacerbating what's already going on up top, I suppose.

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Honestly I need to take a picture of or archive this, this is gonna be one of those little tidbits lost to...

To be fair, the homophobia bit wasn't outright homophobia. He wasn't being discriminatory, just uneducated, and it makes sense for him to be so given the culture of the time. It took him a single...

I do wish Linda got more love. Whenever I see those DC couples focused variants and artwork, it's almost never Wally and Linda despite being one of the strongest romantic pairings in their entire...

Yeah but Wally in the CW is also barely a character so, you know, great adaptation there!



These are fine qualities to give as flaws, to eventually work out of. But I do not think it's a good...

The sort of chauvinistic side of Wally in the DCAU, while played more for yucks, hasn't really aged well there or in the comics it drew from. The other stuff like Flash and Substance did, though.

It's a bit unfortunate JMS reneged on Flash Earth One. That would've basically been this for Barry, as it was for the rest of the JL. I wasn't a big fan of the Earth One line in general but Barry at...

I'm not saying it wasn't stupid.

Ya know, the last time we saw Trigon, Bizarro killed him with minimal difficulty.

Considering Batman did use his money to buy magical Wonder Woman kryptonite, I wouldn't be so sure about Donna not having a specific weakness.

Why, some of the most immature people I've ever known were married! Often many times!

Not to say Jesse isn't a reasonably mature adult but, ya know, silly to bring up her being married.