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-->[[spoiler:'''Martha Wayne:''']] [[spoiler: You two have fun out there. And if you need any help finding '''Krptonite''', let me know. I've got '''connections''' you '''don't'''. Let's '''kill''' some Kryptonians!]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Martha Wayne:''']] [[spoiler: You two have fun out there. And if you need any help finding '''Krptonite''', let me know. I've got '''connections''' you '''don't'''. Let's '''kill''' some Kryptonians!]]
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* ContinuityNod: Angry at Batman, Corky suggests they mess up his personal timeline by bringing Nocturna back. Nocturna famously fell in love with Batman and adopted Jason Todd right before the original Crisis.
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* KirmSummation: Internally, Batman denounces the Time Masters as self appointed arbiters of how the timeline should go. He calls their self appointed OmniscientMoralityLicense, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking as well as Rip's unearned familiarity]], the most arrogant attitude he's ever seen, outcompeting Lex Luthor and Hal Jordan in his eyes.
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* KirmSummation: KirkSummation: Internally, Batman denounces the Time Masters as self appointed arbiters of how the timeline should go. He calls their self appointed OmniscientMoralityLicense, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking as well as Rip's unearned familiarity]], the most arrogant attitude he's ever seen, outcompeting Lex Luthor and Hal Jordan in his eyes.
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** [[spoiler:Martha Wayne Wayne]] forced the time travelers she killed to build her a time machine so she could go back and prevent Bruce's [[spoiler:Bruce's death.]]
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** Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original ''Flashpoint''. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way.]]]]
** [[spoiler:Martha Wayne forced the time travelers she killed to build her a time machine so she could go back and prevent Bruce's death.]]
* TimeCrash: The Time Masters want the Flashpoint timeline, metaphysically contained within a snowglobe on Earth Prime, erased because it's unstable and risks merging with the Prime Earth timeline. Rip recants this when the Flashpoint timeline stabilizes.
** Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original ''Flashpoint''. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way.
** [[spoiler:Martha Wayne forced the time travelers she killed to build her a time machine so she could go back and prevent Bruce's death.]]
* TimeCrash: The Time Masters want the Flashpoint timeline, metaphysically contained within a snowglobe on Earth Prime, erased because it's unstable and risks merging with the Prime Earth timeline. Rip recants this when the Flashpoint timeline stabilizes.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:The Flashpoint world is saved and separated, but the Time Masters want to punish Bruce for it all, settling for letting some old enemies of Martha Wayne attack him when he's not looking. However, thirteen previously-unseen Golden Age heroes - Betsy Ross, Molly Pitcher, Ladybug, Salem the Witch Girl, John Henry Jr., Cherry Bomb, Judy Garrick, Quiz Kid, the Harlequin's Son and the Golden Age versions of Mr. Terrific, Red Lantern, Legionaire and Aquaman - are released from the prisons the Time Masters stuck them in. And in the Watchmen universe, the girl who idolized Ozymandias back in ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock''[='s=] ending is messing with the machine that created Dr. Manhattan]].
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* GivenNameReveal: In issue #5, Martha finds out from Psycho-Pirate [[spoiler:the real name of the Comedian of [[ComicBook/BatmanThreeJokers the three Jokers]]: Jack Oswald White.]]
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''Flashpoint Beyond'' is a seven-issue mini-series from Creator/DCComics, written by Creator/GeoffJohns, Tim Sheridan, and Jeremy Adams with art by Xermanico. It is It's the sequel to the ''[[ComicBook/TheFlash Flash]]'' storyline ''[[ComicBook/FlashpointDCComics Flashpoint]]'', also written by Johns.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original ''Flashpoint'. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way.]]
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original ''Flashpoint'.''Flashpoint''. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way.]]
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original ''Flashpoint'. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way]].way.]]
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** Corky Baxter, a member of Rip Hunter's old Time Masters team, reappears in issue #0. He also threatens that Rip is going to recruit the rest of them -- Corky's sister Bonnie and Dr. Jeffery Smith -- to get back at Bruce.
** Issue #5 brings back Angela Chen, who had been absent since 2018.
** Issue #5 brings back Angela Chen, who had been absent since 2018.
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* TheReveal: Issue #5 5 reveals that [[spoiler:Martha Wayne had actually survived her fall at the end of the ''Knight of Vengeance'' mini-series and found a Time Bubble, using that to not only restore the Flashpoint universe, but to kill those who could remove it once more.]]
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** Issue #4: [[spoiler:The Clockwork Killer is revealed to be a still-alive Martha Wayne.]]
** Issue #4: [[spoiler:The Clockwork Killer is revealed to be a still-alive Martha Wayne.]]
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** Issue #3: 3: [[spoiler:The Kryptonians are going to invade within five days. The Reverse-Flash becomes a recent victim of the Clockwork Killer.]]
** Issue#4: 4: [[spoiler:The Clockwork Killer is revealed to be a still-alive Martha Wayne.]]
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''Flashpoint Beyond'' is a seven-issue mini-series from Creator/DCComics, written by Creator/GeoffJohns, Tim Sheridan, and Jeremy Adams with art by Xermanico. It is the sequel to the ''[[ComicBook/TheFlash Flash]]'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', ''[[ComicBook/FlashpointDCComics Flashpoint]]'', also written by Johns.
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* AlienInvasion: [[spoiler:As Krypton is about to destroyed, Jor-El and the rest of the Kryptonians decided to invade Earth and turn it into their new home. They do so by sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
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* AlienInvasion: [[spoiler:As Krypton is about to be destroyed, Jor-El and the rest of the Kryptonians decided to invade Earth and turn it into their new home. They do so by sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
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** Issue #5 brings back Angela Chen, who had been absent since 2018.
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* TheReveal: Issue #5 reveals that [[spoiler:Martha Wayne had actually survived her fall at the end of the ''Knight of Vengeance'' mini-series and found a Time Bubble, using that to not only restore the Flashpoint universe, but to kill those who could remove it once more.]]
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* BackForTheDead: The Reverse-Flash had previously been retconned from existence, after Barry Allen grounded him and removed his status as a living paradox. This resulted in Eobard Thawne now being the happy curator of the Flash Museum in his time. He briefly returns as the Reverse-Flash returns in this series, with his dead body being discovered as another victim of the Clockwork Killer.
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* BackForTheDead: The Eobard's identity as the Reverse-Flash had previously been retconned from existence, his life, after Barry Allen grounded him and removed his status as a living paradox. This resulted in Eobard Thawne now being the happy curator of the Flash Museum in his time. He briefly returns as the Reverse-Flash returns in this series, with his dead body being discovered as another victim of the Clockwork Killer.
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The Flashpoint universe was a dark timeline created when Barry Allen went back in time and saved his mother from dying. It was meant to have been destroyed, with Thomas Wayne surviving thanks to the intervention of a spiteful Eobard Thawne. After Thomas had finally found a place in the wider DC multiverse with ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate, Darkseid sent him back to his time... which mysteriously exists once more.
As Thomas Wayne finds himself back in this aberrant timeline, he must figure out how it was restored and how to get rid of it once and for all.
As Thomas Wayne finds himself back in this aberrant timeline, he must figure out how it was restored and how to get rid of it once and for all.
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The Flashpoint universe was a dark timeline created when Barry Allen went back in time and saved his mother from dying. It was meant to have been destroyed, with Thomas Wayne surviving thanks to the intervention of a spiteful Eobard Thawne. After Thomas had finally found a place in the wider DC multiverse with ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate, Darkseid sent him back to his time... which mysteriously exists once more.
AsThomas was killed by Darkseid...
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* BackFromTheDead: Thomas Wayne is resurrected here after falling to Darkseid's Omega Beams back in ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate''.
** [[spoiler:In issue #4, Martha Wayne, aka the Joker, is also revealed to be alive.]]
** [[spoiler:In issue #4, Martha Wayne, aka the Joker, is also revealed to be alive.]]
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* BackFromTheDead: BackFromTheDead:
** Thomas Wayne is resurrected here after falling to Darkseid's Omega Beams back in ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate''.
**[[spoiler:In In issue #4, Martha [[spoiler:Martha Wayne, aka the Joker, Joker]], is also revealed to be alive.]]
** Thomas Wayne is resurrected here after falling to Darkseid's Omega Beams back in ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate''.
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** [[spoiler:Corky Baxter, a member of Rip Hunter's old Time Masters team, reappears in issue #0. He also threatens that Rip is going to recruit the rest of them - Corky's sister Bonnie and Dr. Jeffery Smith - to get back at Bruce]].
* CameBackWrong: This version of the Flashpoint timeline is even worse - the war between the Atlanteans and the Amazons has ended with Atlantis winning and the world seems to be on the verge of fearing a Kryptonian invasion.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Jason Woodrue is the Swamp Thing and is responsible for building the Oasis which sheltered displaced refugees. Poison Ivy became one with the Parliament of Trees and is an ally of Super-Man.]]
* HeelRealization: Looking back at his actions as he tried to "force" Bruce to retire as Batman, Thomas can now acknowledge that his son was a better Batman than him, able to use the Dark Knight to inspire hope where Thomas only ever inspired fear.
* CameBackWrong: This version of the Flashpoint timeline is even worse - the war between the Atlanteans and the Amazons has ended with Atlantis winning and the world seems to be on the verge of fearing a Kryptonian invasion.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Jason Woodrue is the Swamp Thing and is responsible for building the Oasis which sheltered displaced refugees. Poison Ivy became one with the Parliament of Trees and is an ally of Super-Man.]]
* HeelRealization: Looking back at his actions as he tried to "force" Bruce to retire as Batman, Thomas can now acknowledge that his son was a better Batman than him, able to use the Dark Knight to inspire hope where Thomas only ever inspired fear.
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** [[spoiler:Corky Corky Baxter, a member of Rip Hunter's old Time Masters team, reappears in issue #0. He also threatens that Rip is going to recruit the rest of them - -- Corky's sister Bonnie and Dr. Jeffery Smith - -- to get back at Bruce]].
Bruce.
* CameBackWrong: This version of the Flashpoint timeline is even worse- -- the war between the Atlanteans and the Amazons has ended with Atlantis winning and the world seems to be on the verge of fearing a Kryptonian invasion.
* HeelFaceTurn:[[spoiler:Jason Jason Woodrue is the Swamp Thing and is responsible for building the Oasis which sheltered displaced refugees. Poison Ivy became one with the Parliament of Trees and is an ally of Super-Man.]]
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* HeelRealization: Looking back at his actions as he tried to"force" ''force'' Bruce to retire as Batman, Thomas can now acknowledge that his son was a better Batman than him, able to use the Dark Knight to inspire hope where Thomas only ever inspired fear.
* CameBackWrong: This version of the Flashpoint timeline is even worse
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* HeelRealization: Looking back at his actions as he tried to
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The Flashpoint Universe was a broken timeline, a timeline where Barry Allen, desperate to save his mother from the murderous hands of Professor Zoom, accidentally broke time where everything was broken. However, upon Barry fixing his mistake, the Flashpoint timeline was erased, save for Thomas Wayne, who was saved by Zoom to mess with Bruce Wayne.
But, something has happened and the Flashpoint timeline has returned.
The Flashpoint Universe was a broken timeline, a timeline where Barry Allen, desperate to save his mother from the murderous hands of Professor Zoom, accidentally broke time where everything was broken. However, upon Barry fixing his mistake, the Flashpoint timeline was erased, save for Thomas Wayne, who was saved by Zoom to mess with Bruce Wayne.
But, something has happened and the Flashpoint timeline has returned.
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''Flashpoint Beyond'' is a seven-issue mini-series from Creator/DCComics. It is the sequel to the popular ''ComicBook/TheFlash'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', Creator/DCComics, written by Creator/GeoffJohns, Tim Sheridan, and Jeremy Adams with art by Xermanico.
Xermanico. It is the sequel to the ''[[ComicBook/TheFlash Flash]]'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', also written by Johns.
The FlashpointUniverse universe was a broken timeline, a dark timeline where created when Barry Allen, desperate to save Allen went back in time and saved his mother from the murderous hands of Professor Zoom, accidentally broke time where everything dying. It was broken. However, upon Barry fixing his mistake, the Flashpoint timeline was erased, save for meant to have been destroyed, with Thomas Wayne, who was saved by Zoom Wayne surviving thanks to mess the intervention of a spiteful Eobard Thawne. After Thomas had finally found a place in the wider DC multiverse with Bruce Wayne.
But, something has happened and the Flashpoint timeline has returned.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original.original ''Flashpoint'. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way]].
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Turns out the Psycho Pirate is from Earth-Zero/Prime Earth and hid out in the Flashpoint world because of a "ComicBook/DarkCrisis".
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''Flashpoint Beyond'' is a seven-issue mini-series from Creator/DCComics. It is the sequel to the popular ''ComicBook/TheFlash'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', written by Creator/GeoffJohns Creator/GeoffJohns, Tim Sheridan, and Jeremy Adams with art by Xermanico.
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sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
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* AlienInvasion: [[spoiler:As Krypton is about to destroyed, Jor-El and the rest of the Kryptonians decided to invade Earth and turn it into their new home. They do so by
by sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
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sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
sending their children, including Super-Man, to Earth as a vanguard to disarm humanity in advance of their arrival. Fortunately, Super-Man is not on board with this and plans on uniting Earth's heroes against the Kryptonians.]]
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**Issue #3: [[spoiler:The Kryptonians are going to invade within five days. The Reverse-Flash becomes a recent victim of the Clockwork Killer.]]
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way]].
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way]].
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* HeelRealisation: HeelRealization: Looking back at his actions as he tried to "force" Bruce to retire as Batman, Thomas can now acknowledge that his son was a better Batman than him, able to use the Dark Knight to inspire hope where Thomas only ever inspired fear.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out anotherway]].way]].
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* TheBusCameBack: Mime and Marionette from ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' are shown aiding the Bruce Wayne Batman in something.
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** Mime and Marionette from ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' are shown aiding the Bruce Wayne Batman insomething.something.
** [[spoiler:Corky Baxter, a member of Rip Hunter's old Time Masters team, reappears in issue #0. He also threatens that Rip is going to recruit the rest of them - Corky's sister Bonnie and Dr. Jeffery Smith - to get back at Bruce]].
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** [[spoiler:Corky Baxter, a member of Rip Hunter's old Time Masters team, reappears in issue #0. He also threatens that Rip is going to recruit the rest of them - Corky's sister Bonnie and Dr. Jeffery Smith - to get back at Bruce]].
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''Flashpoint Beyond'' is a seven-issue mini-series from Creator/DCComics. It is the sequel to the popular ''ComicBook/TheFlash'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', written by Geoff Johns with art by Xermanico.
The Flashpoint Universe was a broken timeline, a timeline where Barry Allen, desperate to save his mother from the murderous hands of Professor Zoom, accidentally broke time where everything was broken. However, upon Barry fixing his mistake, the Flashpoint timeline was erased, save for Thomas Wayne, who was saved by Zoom to mess with Bruce Wayne.
But, something has happened and the Flashpoint timeline has returned.
As Thomas Wayne finds himself back in this aberrant timeline, he must figure out how it was restored and how to get rid of it once and for all.
!!Tropes Featured in this Book:
* BackFromTheDead: Thomas Wayne is resurrected here after falling to Darkseid's Omega Beams back in ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate''.
* TheBusCameBack: Mime and Marionette from ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' are shown aiding the Bruce Wayne Batman in something.
* CameBackWrong: This version of the Flashpoint timeline is even worse - the war between the Atlanteans and the Amazons has ended with Atlantis winning and the world seems to be on the verge of fearing a Kryptonian invasion.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way]].
The Flashpoint Universe was a broken timeline, a timeline where Barry Allen, desperate to save his mother from the murderous hands of Professor Zoom, accidentally broke time where everything was broken. However, upon Barry fixing his mistake, the Flashpoint timeline was erased, save for Thomas Wayne, who was saved by Zoom to mess with Bruce Wayne.
But, something has happened and the Flashpoint timeline has returned.
As Thomas Wayne finds himself back in this aberrant timeline, he must figure out how it was restored and how to get rid of it once and for all.
!!Tropes Featured in this Book:
* BackFromTheDead: Thomas Wayne is resurrected here after falling to Darkseid's Omega Beams back in ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueIncarnate''.
* TheBusCameBack: Mime and Marionette from ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' are shown aiding the Bruce Wayne Batman in something.
* CameBackWrong: This version of the Flashpoint timeline is even worse - the war between the Atlanteans and the Amazons has ended with Atlantis winning and the world seems to be on the verge of fearing a Kryptonian invasion.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Averted, sadly. Thomas Wayne, knowing this timeline shouldn't exists, kidnaps Barry Allen and attempts to kickstart his powers like he did back in the original. [[spoiler:An Atlantean sniper misses Thomas and destroys the vials of chemicals, causing Barry to be fatally electrocuted and forcing Thomas to figure out another way]].
