Ok, with this book, I've found out where Tony Daniel landed. Right here in the pages of our ever-loving flash. Do you remember how the last issue ended? Bart was being attempted to be taken down by the Reverse Flash, and . . . . his grandmother. This issue we find out why. We all know that Inertia is putting all the rogues back together in one big fighting unit. Well the reason he's doing that is because he wants to build some kind of tower that will stop time. He's told the Rogues that once they build the tower, time will stop only for them, and the would will be their oyster. Welcome to the Pleasuredome. Anyways, Grandma has future knowledge of this event and knows what it's going, or supposed, to do to Bart. That's why she's trying to stop him. To save him really. Well Bart is someone that believes that the future happens as it happens. No predestiny. And nothing that can't be changed. But as he finds out at the end of this issue, the events are already in motion. And since Bart is being arrested for the attack on the Police Station by Steppenwolf, the only way to go out to handle that attack is to reveal his identity. Something he was trying desperately not to do. But as exciting as this book was, the story is really just starting here. There's also 2 covers on this book. The one you see by Tony Daniel, and another by Ethan Van Sciver. Both are awesome. I really like what Marc Guggenheim is doing with this story, and this book. And now with the addition of Tony Daniel on pencils, I think we're in for an incredible run. Pun intended.
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