(JLA #51-54) - The Cathexis unleashed the sentient energy Id on Earth, which transformed wishes into reality, causing havoc all over Earth. When Superman wished he could separate his superhero and private lives the Id split him and the other members of the JLA with secret identities in two. The JLAers found the situation disastrous, as they were no longer felt complete. Linda Park was not happy with the laid back Wally West as her husband, and said she wanted the man she married back. The JLA figured a way to reunite their civilian and superhero selves. They captured the Id using Wonder Woman’s lasso and Flash’s vibrations, recombined their identities and sent the Cathexis packing back to the sixth dimension.

(Green Lantern III #134-136) - Green Lantern Kyle Rayner assembled Flash and the JLA to confront Nero. He warned them that it might be impossible to stop someone as powerful and insane as Nero without killing him. Nero unleashed a demonic army across NYC, and the JLA dealt with them all. Nero then attacked Times Square, but was defeated by Kyle Rayner.

(Flash II #170-173) - Flash attended the Keystone Combines hockey play-offs with his wife, but he had to leave the game to help Chyre and Jackam of the KCPD defeat Children of Cicada cultists that had committed a murder at Keystone Motors. Flash also received help from Magenta, who assured him she was cured of her violent impulses. After defeating the cultists Flash tried to be polite to officer Julie Jackam, who he’d remembered as an old girlfriend that he’d broken up with on bad terms, but she was having none of it. At the KCPD precinct Detective Morillo told Flash that all the murders committed in Keystone by the Children of Cicada targeted people whose lives had been saved in the past by Flash. Morillo brough Flash into his investigation, and Flash learned that Julie Jackam was one of the victims. Flash visited Magenta, who’d been taken into police custody, and told her he blamed himself for her psychotic breaks because he’d tried to mold her into a superhero and what he thought a superhero’s girlfriend should be when he was Kid Flash. Magenta revealed herself as one of the Children of Cicada and after defeating Flash brought him to Cicada. Cicada told Flash he’d killed to sustain his immortality, and his insane justification for killing people Flash had saved was because both he and Flash were given powers after being struck by lightning. He plunged a knife into Flash, stealing enough of Flash’s energy to resurrect his wife, but not enough to kill Flash. Cicada overloaded himself trying to absorb all of Flash’s energy, and was taken into police custody by Chyre and Morillo Cicada told Flash he worshipped him as he was being dragged away. Flash returned home to find a bomb planted by the Children had destroyed his house. He told his wife he wanted them to move away from the suburbs and into the heart of Keystone City where the working class lived, and she agreed.

(Green Arrow III #4) - Aquaman brought Green Arrow to the JLA Watchtower, and the team was in shock because he was back from the dead. Arrow was taken back by changes in the JLA because he didn't remember any of the last ten years of his career before his death. He was especially hostile toward Flash because he still remembered Barry Allen as the Flash. He turned against his teammates, and Batman knocked him out and promised to find out how Arrow came back from the dead and why he was suffering from amnesia.

(Flash II #174) - Flash and Linda moved into their new apartment in the heart of Keystone. They visited Linda’s parents for dinner, and Flash admitted to Linda that her father made him uncomfortable when he asked questions about his superhero career. On her advice he tried asking John park about the stock market, but this line of talk bored him to no end. He was grateful when he had to leave to stop Tar Pit from spoiling a Keystone Combines play-off game. He got assistance from Captain Cold, who was in attendance at the game, but after they defeated Tar Pit Cold vanished.

(Flash II #175, 176) - Flash and Linda attended Julie Jackam’s funeral. Officer Chyre told Flash about his suspicion that Flash was Josh Jackam’s father. Flash learned Chyre was wrong when Weather Wizard attacked Keystone and fought Flash in an effort to steal away his son Josh. After an intense battle Flash defeated Weather Wizard, and learned that he was part of a new group of Rogues.

(JLA #55-58) - When the JLA fought Id Martian Manhunter had a fleeting wish about not wanting to be lonely, so Id woke up Earth’s White Martians. They created a power base and kept the JLA busy with a number of distractions, including activating a nuclear power station in Murmansk while Flash and the JLA were there handing out food. Green Lantern contained the explosion, and Batman found the Martian’s lair in Phoenix, Arizona. The Martians captured both Batman and Martian Manhunter. The Martians set up Ion Stations that introduced viral subatomic particles into the atmosphere that attached to oxygen atoms and set them at slow combustion so there’d be no fire on Earth, eliminating the Martians one weakness. Superman located one of the stations, but was attacked by the Martians. Martian Manhunter escaped the Martians and destroyed the Ion Stations, but it would take time for the atmosphere to heal. The JLA took a stand at Superman’s Fortress of Solitude, using the armaments Superman had stored there. They were defeated, and tricked the Martians into exiling the JLA to the Phantom Zone using Superman’s projector. Here they came up with a plan to defeat the Martians without being scrutinized by their telepathy. Atom was hidden at microscopic size in the Fortress, and freed the JLA. The JLA lured the White Martians to the Moon, and a number of heroes with sorcerous abilities created an oxygenated atmosphere on the Moon so that the JLA could create fire there to use against the Martians. Martian Manhunter sent the defeated Martians into the Phantom Zone. Manhunter was badly injured in the exchange, and Batman reminded him that he was never alone, despite being the last Green Martian, because the JLA was always there for him.

(Flash II #177) - Plunder shot Chunk in the chest with a bullet was made of white dwarf star matter that caused Chunk’s powers to go haywire. Chunk started absorbing everything around him, people, buildings even light, until Flash removed the bullet from his body. Flash then sent him to S.T.A.R. Labs for treatment.

(Action Comics #780) - Flash and the JLA went to Metropolis when Darkseid and his forces gathered in Apokolips. President Luthor assured them Darkseid was an ally in the coming war against Imperiex, and told the JLA they'd have their part to play in the war.

(JLA: Our Worlds at War #1) - Flash and the JLA fought a group of Imperiex Probes in space, and although victorious the explosions caused by the defeated Probes severely injured the team. While they were recovering in the Alien Alliance's space ark. Imperiex seized the opportunity to send more Probes to Earth to hollow out the planet and absorb its energy.

(Flash: Our Worlds at War #1) - On President Luthor’s orders the Keystone unions built the Tunnel, a device that would short out the battlesuits of the Parademons attacking Earth by utilizing Flash’s speed. Flash supervised its construction and fought Parademons attacking Keystone at the same time. Flash saved a young girl named Karen from the Parademons, but the Black Racer appeared from nowhere and told Flash she was marked to die so he had to kill her. Flash picked up Karen and tried to run her to safety, but the Racer was close behind, and swore to kill Flash for impeding his duties. Flash used one of the Parademon’s Mother Boxes to open a Boom Tube and teleport away the Racer. Flash then powered the Tunnel, crippling the worldwide Parademon invasion.

(Flash: Iron Heights) - When Murmur unleashed the frenzy virus on the population of Iron Heights Flash III and Flash I were called in by Detective Morillo to help. Flash III and Pied Piper were sent to Iron Heights to obtain a sample of the virus while Flash I worked at superspeed in a laboratory to find a vaccine. After battling some escaped inmates including Murmur, Flash brought Jay a sample of Murmur’s blood, which contained antibodies that would ward off the frenzy virus, and Jay had Flash add his speed to a vaccine made from the blood so it would work within seconds. Flash and Jay cured every surviving person afflicted with frenzy. Flash was disturbed by the inhumane conditions of Iron Heights, and gave warden Gregory Wolfe his frank impression of the Heights.

(Flash Secret Files #3) - Flash met the latest member of the KCPD, Rogue profiler Hunter Zoloman. Murmur had slaughtered the employees of radio station KKEY, and Hunter did a profile on him that led Chyre, Morillo and Flash to his next target, radio station KKSS. They interrupted Murmur’s attack, but he escaped with help from the Rogues.

(Flash Secret Files #3) - Flash spoke to Chase of the D.E.O., who was collecting data on Gorilla Grodd. He he warned Chase that Grodd was a monster and not to be underestimated. His warning went unheeded, and most of the D.E.O. team that went after Grodd was slaughtered before his capture.

(Flash II #178) - Flash dropped Linda off on her first day of med school, then fought Gorilla Grodd, who’d broken out of a prison transport on his way to Iron Heights. When Grodd destroyed an apartment complex, Flash rushed to save all the residents from the collapsed building, and then used a power cable that used to be the building’s power supply to stun Grodd. Flash handed Grodd over to Gregory Wolfe and urged him to send Grodd back to Gorilla City where they could properly contain him. Wolfe ignored him, but did tell him that the Pied Piper was in custody on murder charges.

(Flash II #179) - Flash learned that Pied Piper had been arrested for murdering his parents. Flash visited him in Keystone City Jail, and Piper told him he honestly didn’t know if he was guilty. The Jokerized Killer Elite broke into Piper’s cell and infected him with joker-juice. The Jokerized Piper and Captain Boomerang attacked Flash, but Piper was only infected with a small dose. He shook off its’ effects and helped Flash defeat Boomerang.

(JLA #59) - Flash and the JLA rounded up a number of villains that had been Jokerized and gave them the antidote to the Joker Venom. They fought the Jokerized Dr. Polaris, who had absorbed the electromagnetic energy of the South Pole, threatening worldwide catastrophe. He held them back, until they had Plastic Man, who was not vulnerable to Polaris’ power, confront him. Plas defeated Polaris, and he was given the antidote to the Joker Venom.

(Flash II #180) - Flash tried to expose Gregory Wolfe’s inhumane treatment of prisoners, and brought Morillo to Iron Heights to show him that the prisoner Fallout was powering the jail. By the time they got there Fallout was gone, and Wolfe warned Flash to butt out of his business. Flash visited Linda at Central Medical School when Peek-A-Boo attacked the school to steal a kidney. Flash and Cyborg, a recent Keystone transplant, teamed up to tracked her down, so they could return the organ, which was meant to save a dying woman. They defeated her and Flash learned Peek-A-Boo stole the kidney to save her father’s life. There was nothing he could do to get her father moved up the organ waiting list, and Flash didn’t feel like much of a hero.

(JLA #61) - Flash and the JLA fought the mythic Cyclopicon and Kraken, whose battle was causing massive tidal waves. They next confronted an army of creatures from Pandora’s box. Abra Kadabra, who was under the influence of a Burrower alien with mysterious motivations, had awakened all these creatures. Kadabra was defeated, the JLA took the Burrower to the Watchtower to examine it, and the mythic monsters went back to where they came from.

(Flash II #181) - Fallout was unintentionally causing death and destruction in Keystone, so Flash confronted him and stuck him with a control rod to contain the radiation he was emitting. Flash promised him he’d receive more humane treatment in the Heights if he let Flash take him in. Flash had Jerry and Tina McGee construct a cell for him that used the radiation Fallout emitted to power Iron Heights without putting Fallout in pain like his previous containment cell. Flash spent Christmas Eve with Linda and Iris Allen, who’d returned from the future to care for Josh Jackam, who’d one day be a great hero.

(JLA #62-64) - Eudia and Venelia of the Wonder Woman Foundation helped Ailani flee Jarhanpur and brought her to the JLA Watchtower. Ailani told them her son was being held in Jarhanpur, and Flash and the JLA went there to investigate. They met the country’s leader Rama Khan, who treated them as guests. He explained that Ailani’s son had been chosen to become the new Rama Khan, who connected the people to the land and harnassed the powerof the land. If there was no Khan the land would perish and he refused to give up custody of the child. Wonder Woman persisted in Ailani’s right to have custody of her child and forced a fight. Khan harnassed the power of Jarhanpur’s land,and Wonder Woman used her lasso on him, finding that he’d told the JLA the complete truth. Wonder Woman doubted the truth, and her lasso broke. The JLA was sent away, but with the Goddessof Truth’s lasso broken truth became subjective, altering the world. Anything that some people held to be true became true, Earth became the center of the universe, and became flat. The JLA quelled riotes when the South rose again and when Vishnu manifested they kept him asleep so the world would not end. Wonder Woman journeyed to the Land of the Shades to meet the Fates and ask them to repair her lasso. They told her it was her fault it broke, and without truth, fate began to deteriorate. Wonder Woman asked forgiveness of Jarhanpur, the land granted it, and truth was restored. Rama Khan refused to accept this and attacked Wonder Woman and trhe JLA, but the misuse of his powers caused Jarhanpur to crumble. The JLA reunited Ailani with her son.

(Flash III #183) - Hunter Zoloman gave Flash a rundown on the new Trickster, who then broke into Zoloman’s office. Flash couldn’t stop him from erasing Hunter’s Rogues database and escaping. Linda, Iris and Flash visited the Garricks. Jay Garrick told them Joan ha been diagnosed with leukemia after Fallout’s attack on Keystone City.

(JSA #34-37) - The Ultra-Humanite used Johnny Thunder’s Thunderbolt to conquer the world, and imprisoned Flash and virtually every superhuman on Earth in stasis tubes, only reviving them when he needed mind-controlled slaves to serve in his personal guard the Thunderfront. Flash served as a member of the Thunderfront when they attacked the JSA, the only heroes not under the Humanite’s control. The JSA used a device that disrupted the braincaps Humanite used to control the Thunderfront, leaving them unconscious but freed from Humanite’s mental domination. When Flash and the other heroes awoke they aided the JSA in defeating the Humanite.

(Flash II #184-188) - Flash talked to Linda about all of his allies that had been targeted and taken out recently. He learned his worry was justified when he visited the KCPD, only to find Cyborg and all of the KCPD trapped in a mirror by Mirror Master. Mirror Master demanded he have a showdown with the Rogues in Central City. Flash fought valiantly, but the Rogues soon had him on the run. He ran to Keystone, which had been taken over by the Thinker. Thinker and the Rogues both claimed Flash for themselves. Flash fled, and the Thinker caught up with him first. He threatened to erase the minds of everyone he’d taken over in Keystone, including Linda, unless Flash let him take over his mind. The Thinker saw Flash’s brain as the world’s fastest data processor, and wanted it for his own. Flash relented, and let Thinker take over his mind just as the Rogues found them. Although the Rogues separated Flash from the Thinker, Keith Kenyon rescued Flash and brought him to safety before the Rogues could kill him. Chyre and Morillo had freed Cyborg, who gave Flash an idea of how to beat the Thinker. Flash again let Thinker enter his mind, speeding up his thinking process to the point that the Thinker couldn’t cope and was unraveled into raw data, erasing him for good. The Rogues attacked Kenyon and Flash, defeating them. Blacksmith knew she had to leave the city with her Network because Kenyon had tipped off the FBI about the Network, but intended to cause as much destruction as she could before leaving. The Union attacked the city, but Kenyon gathered his unions to battle the Network, buying Flash time to defeat the Rogues. Blacksmith knew she was defeated and tried to destroy the Van Buren Bridge connecting Central City to Keystone City. Flash rebuilt the bridge stronger than before, and defeated Blacksmith. Flash sent Linda to Jerry and Tina McGee to get a check-up to make sure she didn’t suffer any side effects from having her mind taken over by the Thinker. She was fine, but the McGees let Flash know she was pregnant.

(Green Lantern III #149) - Flash attended a JLA meeting to detail the restructuring of the JLA watchtower when the JLA were alerted to a fleet of Crystal Invaders of Karalyx preparing to invade Earth. The JLA scrambled to take out the Crystal Invaders, but Ion told them not to worry, as he'd already sent them back to their homeworld. Ion noticed he was getting some odd looks from his teammates now that he was omnipotent.

(JLA #66-68) - Flash and the JLA investigated a rain of deep-sea life that fell over Daytona Florida, when they discovered Tezumak, one of the Ancients who’d traveled from 1,000 B.C. to kill the JLA because the Ancients believed the heroes to be destroyers. His teammate Manitou Raven joined the fight, temporarily taking the JLA out of commission. Green Lantern freed his teammates as Manitou prepared to sacrifice Wonder Woman. With the tide turning against them Manitou and Tezumak returned to Atlantis in the past, revealing a ruined Atlantis above water where the Atlantic Trench was. When Atlantis was threatened during the Imperiex War Tempest sent it into the past, and the JLA was determined to bring it back to the present to replace the ruins before them. Tempest cast another spell, sending the JLA into the past.

(JLA #70, 72-75) - Flash and the JLA found an Atlantis that Gamemnae of the Ancients had rose from the sea floor, and kept themselves hidden among the population because Rama Khan, leader of the Ancients, still wanted them dead. The JLA discovered a mystic pool where Aquaman, who’d been transformed into water, was being held prisoner. He told them his people were underwater, kept as slaves for the glory of the Atlantis above water. The JLA learned that Gamemnae was responsible for Aquaman’s condition, the enslavement of Aquaman’s Atlanteans, and the Ancient’s false belief that the JLA were evil. The JLA confronted the Ancients, but were slain in battle withg them. Manitou Raven realized that Gamemnae was evil, not the JLA, and cast a spell to preserve them. Manitou cast a containment spell that sealed off Atlantis from the rest of the world, so that Gamemnae could not conquer it. Thousands of years passed, and in the present, when the raised Atlantis had been revealed to the world, Gamemnae broke free, drained Earth’s water supply, and battled the JLA that Batman assembled as a contingency plan while his team was stuck in ancient Atlantis. Manitou animated the bodies of the JLA to battle Gamemnae, and her spell to absorb others into her only affected the living she fully resurrected the JLA. With this part of the plan complete Zatanna and members of the new JLA went to 1,000 B.C. where they freed Aquaman, who merged with the ocean, and sank Gamemnae’s Atlantis. Zatanna cast a spell that returned Aquaman’s Atlantis to the present day. Gamemnae, weakened by this change in history, was easy prey for Manitou Raven, and he sacrificed himself to destroy her.

(Flash II #189) - Flash wanted to check up on their friends hurt by the Rogues and spread the news that he was going to be a dad. Linda told him it was too early to tell people, and asked him to stay quiet for the time being. Flash met Kenyon and shook his hand, finally accepting that he was reformed. He then spent some time with Jesse Quick, Iris West, Morillo, Cyorg and Flash I, inviting them over for dinner. Hunter Zoloman gave Flash the details of how the Rogues framed Piper for the murder of his parents. They went to get Piper released from Iron Heights, but he’d already broken out.

(Flash II #190) - Hunter and Flash contacted F.B.I. agent and former Rogue James Jesse in hopes of locating Piper. Jesse told them he came up dry, but in truth Jesse put Piper in a secret F.B.I. program.

(JLA / JSA: Virtue and Vice) - Flash attended the first annual JLA and JSA Thanksgiving celebration when the teams were called to Arusha, Tanzania to stop Doctor Bedlam from disrupting the Pan-African Conference on World Hunger. The JLA and JSA defeated Bedlam, but the attack was a ruse on the part of Johnny Sorrow to give him the opportunity to have Despero possess President Luthor, who was at the conference, and to have the Seven Deadly Sins possess members of the JLA and JSA. The possessed heroes destroyed JSA headquarters and incapacitated the unpossessed JLA and JSA members. Flash was among the heroes banished to Odin’s Ragnarok in Limbo by the possessed Mr. Terrific. Flash and the others figured out a way to return to Earth, and then the JLA and JSA helped Shazam re-chain the Deadly Sins in the Rock of Eternity, defeated Johnny Sorrow and freed Luthor from Despero. Luthor graciously built the JSA a new hq.

(Flash II #191) - Linda’s study buddy Cliff revealed himself as Brother Grimm, an took Linda hostage as his “princess.” He created a giant beanstalk in Keystone and brought an army of dragons and goblins in order to take over the city. Flash and Hawkman defeated Grimm, returning him to his home dimension of Eastwind. Flash had been nervous fighting aside the legendary Hawkman, but they came away from their team-up with a mutual respect. Hawkman told Flash Barry Allen would be proud of him.

(Green Arrow III #19) - Green Arrow went to the Flash Museum to retrieve the GA ring costume Barry Allen gave him, but Flash barred his way. Arsenal snuck past them and retreived the ring. Arrow could have asked for it, but it wasn't Flash's place to give it to him.

(Flash II #192-194) - Linda and Flash discussed their future together as parents when Flash was called away to deal with a break-in at Iron Heights. Mind-controlled Gorilla City gorillas were in the process of tearing apart the Heights and freeing the prisoners in order to find Gorilla Grodd’s cell. Flash brought Gregory Wolfe and Hunter Zoloman to a safe room, and then confronted an army of rogues freed by the gorillas. The villains ganged up on Flash and had him beaten when Gorilla Grodd escaped his cell and claimed Flash for his own. Grodd battered Flash until Fallout escaped his cell and forced him to retreat. Grodd wanted to hurt Flash through his friends, so he crippled Hunter Zoloman before leaving for Africa. Flash was outraged and followed him. Flash entered Gorilla City and met its’ new ruler Nnamdi. Nnamdi told Flash he was the first human allowed in the City under his rule, but sensed that Flash was willing to kill Grodd to avenge Hunter. He warned Flash to deal with his anger, and then Grodd attacked Nnamdi. Flash defeated Grodd and restrained himself from hurting the villain too badly. He wanted to take Grod back to the Heights, but Nnamdi insisted he stay in Gorilla City to pay for his crimes. Nnamdi was leary of Flash and mentally erased his memory of Gorilla City’s location, and sent him back to Keystone.

(JLA #76) - Martian Manhunter used telepathy to council Flash and the JLA on dealing with their deaths at the hands of the Ancients. The JLA recovered the scattered atoms of Plas from across the Atlantic and pieced him back together. He explained the trauma of not being whole for over 3,000 years, and quit the JLA to spend more time with his son.

(JLA #77) - Mnemon, a synthetic lifeform that recorded history by draining the memories of others, landed on the moon and Flash and the JLA investigated. Atom entered Mnemon, who was quick to start eating the memories of the JLA. Mnemon’s actions always led to planetwide destruction, which it considered its’ own form of art. With Atom’s guidance Superman destroyed the magnetic field that kept it cohesive with his heat vision, but this freed the miniature black hole that powered Mnemon. Through great force of will Superman held Mnemon and the black hole in his hands long enough to fly into space and toss it into a wormhole.

(Flash II #195) - Flash fought the Top, who was trying to kill Keystone’s mayor. With advice from Hunter Zoloman Flash played on Top’s arrogance and defeated him. The McGees gave Linda an examination and told Flash she was going to have twins.

(JLA #78, 79) - A large mass of Mirror Matter, previously thought to be only theoretical, was headed toward Earth, and Flash and the JLA disposed of it by having Firestorm transform it into marshmallow fluff. The JLA received an extraterrestrial video feed from Kylaq sent to them by Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, who was in deep space. The Peacemaker and his Paciforce deceed that Kylaq would join his forces or perish. The JLA debated handling a political situation so far from Earth that they didn’t know all the details about. Wonder Woman said the JLA had a responsibility to nay innocents in danger, and Superman said that handling the Peacemaker was a preemptive measure, because he could eventually target Earth, so the JLA traveled to Kylaq, but Flash and other members who objected staid behind to watch over Earth. On Kylaq the JLA defeated the Paciforce and arranged peace talks between the Kylaq and the Peacemaker.

(Flash II #196) - Hunter asked Flash to use the cosmic treadmill to undue the tragic event that started his downward spiral. Flash told him time travel was risky and he couldn’t change the past without fear of repercussions. Hunter got angry and told Flash he needed to experience tragedy to understand what he was going through. Peek-A-Boo caused chaos at Keystone’s general hospital in an effort to see her father before he died. Flash didn’t want to fight her, but after one teleportation and explosion Flash was temporarily paralyzed and Linda was hurt. Peek-A-Boo took Linda to get medical treatment and turned herself in. Linda told Flash she was ready to announce her pregnancy to their friends.

(JLA #80-82) - The commune Safe Haven, an organization protected by metahumans, was at a standoff with government forces A.T.F. and D.E.O. that wanted to investigate the commune when the JLA intervened. Flash and the JLA heard the case of Shepherd, who ran the Haven, and wanted to act as intermediaries. This went south when tensions led Haven members and government agents to fire at each other. An explosion seemingly killed everyone at the Haven, and the JLA were blamed. Superman, Major Disaster and Faith were all convinced that they were responsible, but Batman later examined the scene and found that no one had died. Axis America, led by Shepherd, aka Ubermensch, appeared to battle the JLA and revealed themselves as agents of Mr. Manson, the government operative behind Safe Haven who sacrificed it and used the metahuman the Mouth to convince the JLA they were responsible for hundreds of deaths. All this was so Manson could reclaim Faith for the U.S. government. Faith recognized the setup and forced Manson to leave her alone for the time being, and Axis America retreated.

(JSA #54) - Flash, the JLA and JSA celebrated Thanksgiving at JSA hq.

(JLA #84-89) - A wave of fear and remorse washed over the inmates of Arkham Asylum, the prisoners of Blackgate and President Luthor. Flash and the JLA investigated, and when Martian Manhunter, who’d rejoined the team after Scorch healed him of his fear of fire, tried to fix Luthor’s mind, he was assaulted by a powerful psychic force. Hostile nations and hate groups started feeling remorse and killing themselves. Firestorm’s powers were taken away, and realizing it was connected to world events, Manitou Raven guided the JLA to Vandal Savage’s mountain stronghold. Vandal recognized the world events as the attack of the Burning, a Martian he killed 20,000 years ago. He presented the Burning’s head to the JLA, and they brought Savage and the head to the Watchtower, only to discover Superman, who’d been attacked and bonded to the JLA meeting table. They freed Superman, but the revived Burning defeated the JLA and would have killed them if Major Disaster didn’t use evac protocols to teleport them to Superman’s Fortress of Solitude. Superman suspected that the Burning was actually Martian Manhunter, and in preparation of combating him they entered the Phantom Zone to ask the White Martians for aid. The Burning was already in the Zone and had slaughtered the Martians. The Burning again defeated the JLA, but they were saved and spirited away by Green Lantern John Stewart, who’d been briefed on the Burning and how to deal with it by the Guardians of the Universe. The Burning was a dangerous, chaotic race that the Guardians genetically modified to become Martians, and gave them an innate fear of fire so they couldn’t acess the powers of the Burning. When Manhunter overcame his fear of fire, his race memory turned him into the Burning, who needed fear and fire in multitude to asexually reproduce. Batman contacted the amnesiac Plas as his backup plan and convinced him to confront the Burning while Manitou contacted Martian Manhunter on the spiritual plane and found his soul dominated by the Burning. Burning unleashed nuclear attack to create the chaos and flames he’d need to asexually reproduce, but the JLA stopped the bombs, except for one that hit Chongjin, North Korea, but Flash evacuated the population. Plas fought Burning to a deadlock because his mind was non-organic and not vulnerable to telepathy. Thanks to Manitou Martian Manhunter separated himself from the Burning, and Scorch sacrificed herself to sap the Burning’s flame. Manhunter confronted the Burning and destroyed him with his Martian-vision.

(Flash II #198-200) - Flash and Linda announced to Iris West, Flash Jay Garrick, Joan Garrick and Impulse that they were going to be parents. The Flashes were called away to deal with a collapsing building, and fought Zoom, who beat Jay unconscious and then unleashed a sonic boom on Linda. Linda was hospitalized, and Zoom attacked Flash. Zoom was winning the battle, and took the time to check on Linda. He announced that she’d miscarried because of his attack, and hoped this tragedy would teach Flash he had to risk everything to protect his loved ones. Zoom unmasked as Hunter Zoloman, and told Flash he’d failed as a hero when he didn’t use the cosmic treadmill to erase Hunter’s tragedies. He wanted Flash to kill him like Flash Barry Allen killed the Reverse-Flash to protect his fiancée, so he threatened to kill Linda. Zoom’s powers caused a window to the past to open showing the moment when Hunter’s mistake led to his father-in-law’s death, and Flash pushed him inside the window. As a result Zoom was frozen in suspended animation and force to relive his greatest mistake over and over again. Flash was visited by the time-traveling Barry Allen, who told him he was there to support him on the first of the three most trying days of his life. Flash blamed Linda’s attack on his public identity, so the Spectre offered to make the world forget that Wally was the Flash. Flash accepted, but he also forgot he was a hero. Wally and Linda lived life as a normal married couple, and Wally got a job as a car mechanic for the KCPD.

(Flash II #201-206) - After two months Wally earned respect as a car mechanic because he was never late and fully dedicated himself to his job, but his lack of time with Linda wore on their marriage. Linda was starting to recover from her miscarriage, but confided in Wally that she blamed Flash for her getting caught up in his battle with Zoom. Wally made friends with Len Snart, who frequented the same late-night diner as Wally. On his way home from work Wally was involved in a pile-up caused by Trickster, and his superspeed kicked in. He didn’t understand what was happening, but used his speed to keep the motorists involved in the accident from being injured. A man passed Wally in the street and gave him arry Allen’s old Flash ring. Wally tried to explain to Linda what happened, and he thought Flash was involved, but Linda didn’t want to hear it because she blamed Flash for her miscarriage. The next night Thugs attacked Wally after work, and his speed kicked in. He disarmed the criminals, but caused a building to collapse on them. No one was seriously hurt, but Wally finally remembered that he was the Flash. Flash confronted serial cop-killer Mr. Element at a steel mill, but was defeated. Captain Cold saved his life, but when Flash tried to bring him into police custody he fled. At work Wally met the new Rogue profiler Ashley Zoloman, wife of Zoom. She apologized for what Zoom did to Wally and Linda, but he snapped and told her to leave him alone. Flash returned home to find Linda gone. She went to see Iris Allen because she was distraught by the Flash’s return. Batman confronted Flash, revealed that he was the one who gave him Barry’s ring, and told him they needed to talk. He’d done some detective work to u7ncover Flash’s identity and understood that Flash wanted to protect his family, but he wanted Flash to level with the JLA. Flash told him he wasn’t ready yet. Linda and Wally talked, and she told him she was having a hard time breaking the news of her miscarriage to her parents. Wally promised her they’ get through their rough patch. Wally uncovered Mr. Element’s identity and defeated him. Captain Cold appeared and froze Flash so he could settle his business with Mr. Element, stabbing him through the chest with an icicle. Wally revealed he was the Flash to Linda, and apologized for having unintentionally erasing her memory. She stopped blaming Flash for her loss, but left him so she could sort through her emotions.

(JLA #92-93)- Flash and the JLA met the alien Pe-Paey, who told them he monitored Earth’s progress from time to time and needed to locate specimens of the silver-masked monkey. The JLA traveled with Pe-Paey to South America, but found a construction crew demolishing the monkey’s last habitat for grazing land. Superman spotted a silver-mask and tried to save it, but the crew’s explosives were already set and the blast killed the monkey, probably the last of its species. Pe-Paey was upset; his people’s Book of Lol predicted the silver-masks would become Earth’s dominant species. He asked to see all of Earth, and the JLA obliged, taking him to monuments, museums, an in the interest of full disclosure, and at Superman’s request, strife ridden countries like Santa Prisca and Minglia. The JLA foiled insurgents and terrorists in Minglia, and asked Pe-Paey what he thought. Pe-Paey assured them the silver-masks should have been the dominant species, and that humanity was choosing to become extinct, so he would help. He used his ship to bring meteors crashing toward Earth, but the JLA stopped any damage and told him their race was confused, not suicidal. Disheartened by the inaccuracies in the Book of Lol, the only thing he believed in, Pe-Paey returned to his ship and blew it up, killing himself.

(Flash II #207-209) - Flash tried to get back to normal despite the absence of Linda in his life. He demanded an explanation from the Spectre for his actions, and Hal told him he was just trying to protect him and his family, but everything in life came at a cost. Keystone threw a parade for Flash to honor his return, but it was disrupted by Abra Kadabra, Plunder, Tar Pit and the Trickster. Jay Garrick and Kid Flash helped him defeat the villains, an told him they hadn't been affected by the Spectre’s spell, and still remembered Flash as Wally. The heroes toured the New Flash Museum, when Wally was teleported to the JLA Watchtower, where the JLA demanded to know why they no longer remembered his secret identity. He initially refused to talk to team, and ran around the world looking for Linda. Superman followed him, and when he realized Linda wasn’t coming back he talked to Superman. Flash was ready to share his identity with the JLA as well as every other superhero he respected, including the JSA and Teen Titans.

(JLA #94-99) - Batman investigated a number of child abductions and murders that seemed to have a common perpetrator, and got Flash and the JLA involved. Manitou Raven had already learned that the Tenth Circle was responsible, so they spirited him away with vampire bats. Atom examined his telling stones at microscopic size looking for clues about where Manitou went, but soon after disappeared. They learned that most of the missing children possessed the metagene and could be powerful as a collective. Superman found children being taken into a van in Metropolis, and intervened, but the metahuman Nudge took control of his mind, and took him to her master Crucifer. Crucifer bit Superman, bringing him under his control, and sent him after his teammates. After defeating and abducting Faith Crucifer sent him back to the JLA Watchtower. Wonder Woman, in her research of the Amazon archives, matched a symbol found at the abductions to the Tenth Circle, a cult of vampires defeated by the Amazons in the early days of Greece. Superman surreptitiously destroyed the archives because they described how the Circle could be defeated, and lured Wonder Woman to Castle Crucifer. Superman attacked Wonder Woman, and Nudge, rebelling against Crucifer, tried to influence the battle, but when Superman briefly regained his senses Crucifer stabbed Wonder Woman with a sword. Crucifer dumped Wonder Woman on a highway, with the Tenth Circle calling card on her, a challenge for the JLA to oppose him. Batman didn’t want the team walking into a trap, and considered it misdirection. John Stewart had encountered the Doom Patrol while battling Tenth Circle members abducting more young metahumans, and the DP told him the Circle was their responsibility. Batman and the JLA went to the DP’s Key Mordaz hq to compare notes. Chief’s tech was able to find Atom in the telling stones, he’d found a side-door dimension that Crucifer used for transporting his cultists. The JLA and DP teamed up and confronted Crucifer in Barnes, Saskatchewan, where he prepared to transfer the souls of his vampire lords into the metahuman children he'd collected. The heroes drove him off, and Atom destroyed the vessel containing Crucifer’s heart he had stored in the side-door dimension. Crucifer was weakened enough for Superman to break Crucifer’s hold over him and destroy him.

(Flash II #210, 211) - Flash, Nighwing and the Teen Titans got together for a little catch-up. Flash and Nightwing defeated the Penguin, who was expanding his criminal operations into Keystone City with the help of Double Down and Girder. AT work Wally fixed the brakes on Ashley Zoloman’s car. Later Nightwing and Flash took a private tour of the New Flash Museum when Gorilla Grodd ambushed them. They defeated the villain, and promise to try to stay in touch more often. Wally was brought in for questioning after Ashley Zoloman was involve in a car accident thanks to his faulty break repair.

(JLA #100) - Manitou Raven sensed a disturbance in the Earth, and there were several volcanic eruptions, the hole in the ozone layer opened further, and other geothermal events signaled an extinction level event. Gaea, speaking through the earth-powered Major Disaster damned humanity for their abuse of her and their failure to get along. Sister Superior of the Elite v.2 had also realized that Gaea was ready to destroy humanity, and proposed a plan to Flash and the JLA, and although they doubted her trustworthiness they agreed. The Elite stormed Washington, demanded all governments dissolve and declared themselves rulers of Earth because humanity had proved themselves unfit to rule. After UN meetings and a staged defeat of the JLA by the Elite, every nation on Earth put aside their differences to tackle the Elite. Gaea once again believed in humanity, seeing them unite against a common enemy, and held back her wrath. The Elite allowed themselves to be defeated, and the cover story was that the JLA had them imprisoned on the moon. Sister Superior discussed forming a Justice League Elite, a black op force to make preemptive strikes. Batman had long considered the possibility, but didn’t trust Superior, and neither did Superman, who was an archenemy of her brother Manchester. Flash spoke out, saying she deserved a chance to be heard out.

(JLA #102) - Flash responded to an apartment building on fire, and saved almost all the residents, but came upon the bodies of two children that had already perished. He was unnerved and blamed himself for not doing enough. He bought truckloads of smoke detectors and installed them in hundreds of Keystone City homes. He snapped at one man with children who told him he'd been too busy to replace the batteries in his. The JLA offered their friendship to Flash, and told him he'd never forget the dead children, but that in time the rawness of his emotions would fade, and on some days he'd feel okay.

(Superman / Batman #13) - Flash and the JLA were among the heroes invited to Paradise Island to welcome Superman's cousin Supergirl into the superhero community

(Flash II #213) - Chyre and Morillo grilled Wally, but he told them he was innocent. They still suspected him, but didn’t have any evidence to keep him detained. All the citizens of Keystone except Flash became frozen in time thanks to the Turtle, so Flash confronted the villain. The Turtle stole most of Flash’s speed, but he maneuvered the Turtle below a truck suspended in mid-air that was slowly leaking its cargo of tar. The tar immobilized the Turtle, and Flash sent him back to the Heights. Wally returned to work where he found a pin from the combination valve that he should have put in Ashley Zoloman’s car. He was distracted by his fight with the Penguin, and never put back the pin when he finished fixing the car. He realized Ashley’s accident was indeed his fault.

(JLA #103) - John Stewart heard two calls for help from two apartments. He chose one and stopped a man from beating a woman, but when he responded to the second call he found the woman who yelled dead at the hands of her stalker. Stewart snapped and beat the man to death. His wrong decision reminded him of the planet he let die, and he worked nonstop fighting crime around the city, until he passed out from exhaustion. Flash and the JLA was there for him and he finally saw reason in Superman's argument that heroes did the best they could but weren't infallible.

(JLA #104) - Manhunter resumed his John Jones identity, taking a job at the Kennedy detective Agency. he was considered an excellent employee except for the fact that he was distant and made his co-workers uncomfortable. His boss had Detective Loony Linda try to learn more about them. John found her to be an intellectual, and she was interested in him despite his efforts to push her away. He gave his identity away by reverting to Martian Manhunter to save a woman from her abusive husband. Flash and the JLA, who were worried about Manhunter, visited his apartment, as did Linda. They all agreed that Manhunter pushed people away not because he felt uncomfortable, but because he had a hard time when he felt comfortable and friendly with people. Manhunter admitted that the wounds of his families death opened any time he felt anything for anyone.

(Enginehead #6) - Bones and the DEO were tracking new unpredictable metahuman Enginehead, who continually slipped away from them. Enginehead, trying to fix the flaw in humanity, had taken a woman whose car accident he'd caused and rebuilt her as a cyborg. Bones sent the Metal Men and JLA to battle Enginehead. Enginehead needed a final spark to create what he saw would be a new world that was without the flaws of the old, and after showing Tin his vision of the universe, agreed to give him his spark. Tin felt overjoyed and brave, telling his teammates he'd just saved the world. Enginehead ended up sacrificing part of himself to build Irontown, a new kind of engine and home for the disaffected of the world. The woman he transformed became one of the first residents.

(JLA #105, 106) - Wonder Woman fought a new villainess whose sword negated her strength and powers. After a hard fought battle Wonder Woman was victorious, but she was rattled because the battle almost cost her her life. She sought emotional support from the JLA, but she couldn't explain her feelings to them, and John Stewart and Flash were preoccupied with video games. She went to Superman, and told him she remembered her mortality, and was in fear for her life, so Superman comforted her. They looked in on Joey, son of the superhero that died on Superman's watch and saw him demonstrating superpowers, tossing around playground bullies. The JLA met with Mrs. Abernathy and discovered her whole family gained super powers from a meteor during a fishing trip. She wanted the JLA to leave them alone, but they soon discovered she was using vigilante methods to uncover the improprieties that led to the destruction of the apartment building where her husband died. She was ready to kill the landlord when the JLA talked her down, making her realize that if she killed him she'd go to jail and her children would have lost both parents. Batman, Superman and Martian Manhunter made her understand they'd lost loved ones as well and knew her pain. Together they all visited her husband's grave. Although she found peace Joey still blamed Superman for his dad's death.

(Identity Crisis #1-3) - Flash was among the number of heroes that attended Sue Dibny’s funeral. Flash and Green Lantern noticed that Elongated Man, Atom, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Hawkman and Zatanna stayed behind after Sue’s funeral and went back to see what was up. The surviving JLA Satellite Era members confessed that they thought Dr. Light was Sue’s killer, and told the story of how years ago Dr. Light savaged Sue Dibny and threatened to do the same to the other JLAers loved ones. They had Zatanna alter his personality, in effect lobotomizing him and making him a minimal threat. Flash and Lantern were shocked, but still went with the others to find Light, but they found him prepared, he’d hired Deathstroke as a bodyguard. They fought, and Dr. Light’s memories of what the JLA did to him returned. He unleashed his powers on the heroes, striking them unconscious, and fled. Superman wanted to know why they were pursuing Light, and Flash told him Elongate Man had a run-in with him years back, but didn’t give details. Green Arrow revealed to Flash that the JLA erased the memories of a number of villains over the years, including the Secret Society of Super-Villains, to protect their identities.

(Identity Crisis #4) - Flash and Green Arrow investigated an attack on Jean Loring.

(Firestorm II #5) - The new Firestorm used the communicator the JLA gave him after he gravely injured the supervillain Casey Krinsky during a battle. Superman and Flash responded, and Flash took Casey to S.T.A.R. Labs for care.

(Identity Crisis #5) - Flash and the JLA, who had been coming down hard on the supervillain community in the wake of Sue Dibny’s murder, stormed into Merlyn’s apartment and easily apprehended Merlyn, Monacle and Deadshot.

(Flash II #214-216) - Flash, still reeling from learning that Barry Allen was the JLA’s deciding vote in mind-wiping Dr. Light, visited Nightwing. He was worried about the attacks on family members of superheroes and asked Nightwing to find the whereabouts of Linda Park. Flash visited Iris Allen and learned that Barry left a letter with Green Arrow for him to read. Flash visited the JLA Watchtower and realized the JLA questioned him about the Spectre erasing his identity from their minds because they feared someone did to them what they did to Light. Arrow told him Barry had the guiltiest conscience about what they did to Light, and then gave him the letter Barry left to him. Barry tried to reform the Top by having Zatanna brainwash him. The change was temporary, and soon led to the Top’s mental breakdown. Barry asked Flash to undo his mistake, and find a way to give the Top back his mind. Nightwing checked in with Flash to tell him neither he nor Oracle could fin out where Linda was, but tried to reassure him that if he couldn’t find her, then neither could Sue’s killer. Flash then changed to his civilian identity to apologize to Ashley Zoloman when she woke from her coma. She knew Wally meant her no harm and forgave him. Flash then contacted Zatanna and told her she ad to help him. They gave Top his mind back, and he immediately attacked them. He fled, but not before warning Flash he’d done to the Rogues what Barry did to him, that the number of reformed Rogues was no coincidence. He told Flash one ay he’d surprise him by deprogramming them. Flash had a hard time taking that news and talked it over with Green Arrow. Linda surprised him by returning to her career as a reporter and asking him for an interview.

(Flash II #217, Identity Crisis #6) - Linda’d finished sorting out her thoughts, and decided to take advantage of Flash once again having a secret identity to resume her journalism career, knowing people would no longer think her prejudiced because she was a superhero’s wife. They had lunch in Paris and caught up, and Flash told her his month without her was one of the hardest things he’d ever gone through. Green Arrow admitted to Flash that Batman saw what the JLA did to Light and tried to stop them, forcing them to erase his memory. At work Batman confronted Flash about Flash’s Rogues being out of control after Captain Boomerang slew Tim Drake’s father. Flash told him the Rogues were more dangerous than people realized, and told Batman to be there for Tim and tell him he loved him.

(JLA #107) - On maintenance day the JLA monitored Krona’s cosmic egg and learned that a new universe was forming inside it. They agreed to not act, but just observe. Flash and Martian Manhunter checked in on JLA prisoner the Construct, whose electronic consciousness continued to evolve at an unprecedented rate. They entered his electromagnetic plane prison and were repulsed. Flash saw the Construct’s loneliness and enmity towards anything other than itself, so he suggested Manhunter build a signal-splitter. The splitter divided the Construct’s consciousness and taught it that “other” didn’t necessarily mean danger. Manhunter praised Flash for his contribution, but Flash was bored, looking forward to going to a Combines hockey game that night, and more interested in getting some exercise, so Manhunter sent him to apprehend Slab escapee Powderkeg.

(JLA #109) - Flash and the JLA fought a water creature in Madagascar, a seismic creature in the Arctic and an energy creature in Illinois, all manifestations of the aftershocks caused by the cosmic shift Krona was responsible for.

(Green Lantern: Rebirth #1-2, 5, 6) - Flash and Aquaman investigated Coast City, where the haven commune had disappeared and Hal Jordan’s old apartment had been reconstructed, leading the heroes to worry that Hal Jordan was involved and had returned to the dark side. Flash and the JLA confronted Hal, but he promised he wasn’t responsible for what they’d seen. Green Lantern John Stewart went berserk, having been possessed by Parallax through his power ring, and attacked and incapacitated his teammates. Ganthet free John from Parallax’s control, but Parallax then completely took over Hal Jordan. The JLA weakened him enough for the Spectre to separate Hal from Parallax, allowing Hal’s soul to return to his body, resurrecting him. Parallax possessed Ganthet, and Hal was ready to stop him, but Flash and the JLA stood in his way because they didn’t trust him using his power. Hal told them there was no time to argue and teamed with the other Green Lanterns to banish Parallax to the Central Power Battery, roving he was still a hero.

(Flash II #219, Wonder Woman II #214) - Flash learned that Zoom escaped the Heights, and ran to find Linda, who was covering the story. She told Flash she wasn’t going to let what Zoom did to her keep her from doing her job. Flash helped Wonder Woman defeat Giganta, then asked her about her old enemy Cheetah. She told him she’d help find them, and Flash reluctantly agreed. Touching her lasso he admitted he got annoyed with her preaching and thought that as a goddess she couldn't relate to the common man. They found Zoom and Cheetah and fought. The heroes prevailed, but the villains managed to escape.

(JLA #111-114) - The Crime Syndicate of Amerika, who’d been posing as the JLA, revealed themselves and attacked the heroes. Flash and the JLA were battered and forced to retreat. The essential differences between the anti and positive-matter universes that prevented the Crime Syndicate from ever being victorious on the JLA’s Earth no longer applied after Krona tampered with the universe, meaning Earth was theirs for the taking. The JLA knew there only advantage was that the Syndicate was small because they had a tendency for in-fighting and back-stabbing, so the JLA would raise all their reserve members. Qwardians traveled to the positive-matter universe and blamed Earth for the reality altering wave Krona unleashed. They prepared to attck Earth with the doomsday weapon Erdammeru. The JLA and their reserves split into three teams, one to fight the Qwardians, one to battle the Syndicate, and one to travel to the anti-matter universe to shake up the Syndicate’s Earth. Flash vibrated the molecules of his teammates so they could enter the anti-matter universe. The JLA informed the Qwardians that Krona was responsible for Qward’s destruction, and had been defeated by the JLA. The Qwardians returned to the anti-matter universe, but vowed to destroy the Crime Syndicate’s Earth for having dared try to invade their planet. Batman had planned for this to happen, and set his team on the anti-matter Earth into motion. Flash was contacted by the Construct, who was now at peace with others and grateful to the JLA, and who offered a way to end the conflict. The rest of the JLA entered the anti-matter universe, and forced the Syndicate to ask them for a favor, help in defeating the Qwardians. The Construct promised it could communicate with Erdammeru, the Qwardian doomsday weapon. Erdammeru still didn’t understand the concept of other and refused to make peace with the Construct, but their connection enabled Green Lantern John Stewart to absorb the weapon into his power ring, defanging the Qwardians. This was broadcast to the populace of anti-matter Earth, and when the people saw that the Syndicate was not invincible and began to rise up against them.

(Flash II #1/2) - Flash apprehended Trickster, who was vandalizing the New Flash Museum, but Captain Boomerang II and Mirror Master rescued Trickster. Flash talked to F.B.I. agent James Jesse, and hinted that it was the Top that was responsible for his reformation.

(Flash II #220) - Flash and Linda went to a Keystone Combines game. They went to the doctor to see if Linda had recovered fully from Zoom’s attack, but the doctor told them she still couldn’t have children.

(DC Countdown #1) - When someone broke into a Kord warehouse and stole the kryptonite stored there Oracle called in favors to Flash and a number of other heroes to investigate the crime scene, but the investigation turned up nothing.

(Flash II #221-225) - Flash interrupted a battle between the Rogues and Trickster’s group of reformed Rogues. Top arrived on the scene and told Flash it was time to undo the mental programming he’d used to turn some of the Rogues to the side of good. Top interrupted the battle to undo the mental programming he’d used to turn some of the Rogues to the side of good. He turned Trickster and Heat Wave back to the side of evil, but Pied Piper had legitimately reformed and stayed good. Top then had his own group of mind-controlled Rogues, consisting of Double Down, Girder, Murmur, Plunder and Tar Pit, attacked Flash. Flash defeated them, and with the help of Kid Flash defeated Dr. Alchemy and Gorilla Grodd, whom Cold called in as reinforcements. The Rogues recovered Boomerang’s body from the F.B.I. and Zoom and the time-traveling Reverse-Flash arrived with Flash Jay Garrick as their captive. Flash helped Jay escape but Zoom and Reverse-Flash used the cosmic treadmill to take him into the recent past. They beat him an made him watch Linda’s miscarriage at Zoom’s hand over and over again. Flash Barry Allen was tracking Reverse-Flash through the timestream and helped Flash by removing Reverse-Flash from the battle. Zoom tried to kill Linda, but Flash knocked him into the path of his own past self just as his past self unleashed a sonic boom on Linda. Zoom took the brunt of the hit, causing a ripple in time that led to Linda becoming pregnant again in the future. Zoom tried to use the cosmic treadmill to escape, but without Reverse-Flash there to power it it crumbled and Zoom found himself lost in time. Flash returned to the present in time to see Linda give birth to their twins.

(Blood of the Demon #3) - Zatanna sent a distress call to Flash and other members of the JLA when Batman confronted the Demon, but they were all occupied. Flash was busy fighting roboaliens.

(JLA #115-119) - Flash called the JLA to the Watchtower and told them that if they didn’t confess to Batman that they altered his memory he would tell him. The JLA was divided on what to do, but they were interrupted by distress signals from Happy Harbor and Opal City. Former members of the Secret Society of Super-Villains had their memory restored by Despero, and were seeking vengeance on the JLA for tampering with their minds. The picked off Red Tornado in Happy Harbor and Ralph Dibny in Opal City, and then defeated the JLAers that responded to their distress signals. They villains then turned their attention to Batman, presenting him with the unconscious bodies of the JLA. The JLA revived, and the villains chose to retreat. The JLA confessed to Batman, but he already knew they’d manipulated his mind. He was in a rage and decked Hawkman, who was very much behind all the JLA’s actions. The JLA presumed that the former Society members who had their minds intact remembered their secret identities, and went to look in on their loved ones. The former Society members made an attack on the Daily Planet, trying to kill Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen and Perry White. They planned to take out all the JLA’s loved ones. The JLA defeated them, and Superman revealed that Batman told him that the JLA mindwiped him. This treatment of Batman tempted Superman to quit the team, but first the JLA had to decide what to do with the villains who knew their identities. Hawkman was adamant about mindwiping them again, and called for a vote, but it was a draw. Zatanna told the team her past actions were an abuse of magic, and she refused to mindwipe anyone ever again. She told the JLA to take her off reserve status and disappeared. The JLA took the villains to the Watchtower to get a tie-breaking vote from Martian Manhunter, and see if he would mindwipe the villains, but Manhunter was gone and there was evidence of a struggle. Despero had confronted Manhunter and subjugated his mind. The JLA tracked Despero to the Batcave, where he’d already encountered Batman and taken his mind. Despero picked the JLA off one by one, and had them fight each other. Zatanna had a change of heart, and after putting Despero in suspended animation she mindwiped the Society members again. The JLA agreed that they were a shadow of their former greatness and disbanded.

(Green Arrow III #52) - Green Arrow was convinced whoever blew up his home knew his secret identity and talked to Flash and Batman. Flash noticed how uncomfortable he was around Batman, and told him that at some point he’d have to confess that he and Zatanna had manipulated Batman’s memory.

(Flash II #226) - Wally went mountain climbing with Piper to see if he could e self-reliant, but sent time away from the climb to go crimefighting and visit Linda. As a result he wasn’t acclimated to the altitude and suffered severe altitude sickness near the top of the mountain. A guide cared for him while the rest of the group went ahead, but a snowstorm put the rest of the group in danger and Wall changed to Flash and fought through his sickness to rescue them. As he rescued the last member of the group a light hit the top of the mountain and Flash felt he’d briefly been in contact with a higher power.

(JLA #120) - Aquaman invited Flash and other JLAers to Happy Harbor, where the League began, to finalize the team's dissolution. Aquaman hoped that the disagreements and lack of trust that led to the dissolution wouldn't last forever, and reminded them what the JLA once stood for.

(JLA #122) - Flash teamed with a covert new JLA led by Aquaman in investigating a mass murder perpetrated by Key. Their investigation was interrupted by an O.M.A.C. attack, and afterwards Flash got a gut feeling that something was wrong with Linda and his twins, and told his former teammates he had to go home.

(Flash II #227-230) - Wally started having nightmares about his children being threatened by the Rogues or growing up into criminals. His parents-in-law wanted to see their grandchildren have spiritual leadership, so they invited Linda and Wally to the opening of a new church. During the final phase of the church’s construction a number of accidents occurred, and Flash kept anyone from getting hurt. He noticed a member of the congregation who had super-strength and was also saving lives. He met the congregation, all of whom had superpowers and claimed to be from the dimension Parallax Point. One of their number was sick and needed the Summoner from the Flash Museum to save her, and Flash promised to bring it to them. Flash remembered the Summoner from an old case when he broke up the Refugees, a group of arms dealers who dealt in alien weaponry. It was in the custody of Cyborg at S.T.A.R. Labs because someone else had tried to steal it, and Cyborg warned him he might be falling in to a trap. Flash brought the Summoner to the congregation, who revealed that they were not from another dimension and that they worshipped Vandal Savage, who empowered them.  Savage showed Flash he had Kid Flash and Jay Garrick hostage and intended to use the Summoner to bring about end times. Savage had Flash shackled next to the other speedsters, but they escaped their bonds by vibrating until they were invisible, tricking their guards into unlocking the shackles. Savage used the Summoner to set an asteroid on a collision course with Earth, and While Jay and Kid Flash dealt with panic in the city Flash confronted Savage. Morillo and Chyre helped him defeat Savage’s acolytes and provided him with schematics for the Summoner from S.T.A.R. Labs. Flash reversed the Summoner’s polarity, sending the asteroid away. Savage stepped in front of the Summoner and was himself hurled into space towards the asteroid, but before he disappeared he told Flash he would ensure that Flash’s bloodline would last forever because he would be back to watch over Flash’s children. Flash told Linda he was ready to retire soon to spend more time as a husband and father.

(Teen Titans III #32) - Superboy Prime confronted Superboy because he wanted to take his place, and was willing to kill him to do it. Flash and the JSA and the Teen Titans were called in to combat Prime. There were casualties, but Flash Jay Garrick, Flash and Kid Flash took Prime out of action by running him into the Speed Force.

(Titans II #23 (fb)) - Red Arrow showed Flash his new identity, and got his approval. Flash was impressed that he had grown up, taking his mentor’s legacy, and taking the responsibility of raising his daughter Lian.

(Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Cyborg-Superman #1) - The Sinestro Corps planned their invasion of Earth, and intended to take out the JlofA. Cyborg-Superman and his Manhunters disabled the JlofA satellite’s defense systems, rendering the satellite inoperable, and the Sinestro Corps battered Flash and the League, allowing their Warworld to enter Earth’s orbit.