Before he discharges the magical energy into the Speed Force, Impulse undoes everything he has down with the power, returning Barry to the thirtieth century. Max Mercury and the Phantom Stranger persuade Impulse to abandon his new powers, and he agrees to do so. Impulse #87 (August 2002) “Crisis on Impulse’s Earth, part two” - Barry learns of his death, and asks Impulse to restore him to his correct place in time. Impulse #86 (July 2002) “Crisis on Impulse’s Earth, part one” - Barry is pulled from the thirtieth century back the twenty-first when Impulse is briefly gifted with incredible magical powers. The Flash #150 (July 1999) “Chain Lightning, Finale: Finish Line” - After visiting several horrific alternate timelines where the good guys died during the Crisis, Wally manages to travel back to a point just before Cobalt Blue struck Barry down, restoring time and saving Barry, but at the cost of his own apparent death. A revived Cobalt Blue strikes down Barry, killing him, and creating an alternate timeline where the Anti-Monitor won the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Barry and Wally encounter Pariah briefly before he disappears again. After a brief reunion, Jay too returns to his proper place in time.
The three combine their efforts to send the other speedsters back to their home times.
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The Flash #149 (June 1999) “Chain Lightning, Chapter Five: Whirlpool” - Barry and Wally free Jay from Cobalt Blue’s control. In the thirtieth century, Barry rescues Wally from an army of speedsters led by the Cobalt Blue-possessed Jay Garrick. The Flash #148 (May 1999) “Chain Lightning, Chapter Four: Undertow”. This story also reveals that Barry had returned to his original face and hair color (he changed them to protect his loved ones during the trial). Legionnaires Annual #3 (1996) “The Long Road Home” - Becoming separated from Iris and slightly lost on his trip home, Barry encounters his granddaughter, XS of the Legion of Super Heroes, likewise time travelling to the thirtieth century. Flash #350 (October 1985) “Flash Flees” - Barry deals out a spot of justice to Abra Kadabra (with the unlikely assistance of the Rogues Gallery), Barry and Iris depart for the thirtieth century, Iris’ true home time. Flash #215 (December 2004) “The Secret of Barry Allen, part two” - Barry writes a letter to Wally, telling him of how Zatanna modified the Top’s mind at Barry’s request. Anyway, here goes:įlash #350 (October 1985) “Flash Flees” - After a lengthy trial, Barry is acquitted of the murder of the Reverse-Flash. This chronology tells the story from Barry’s perspective, in the order he experienced these events. For the time being, it seems to have stabilized although you never know when The Powers That Be will see fit to mess with it again. Even now that he’s back for good, they still can’t leave it alone, and it’s not just DC - on two occasions even some Marvel comics have got into the act. Over the years, this has been one of the most frequently tinkered with bits of DC history.
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