The Flash Delivers A Fate Worse Than Death

The Flash Gives Inertia a Fate That Is Far Worse Than Death, But Regrets It, but why? Let's find out!

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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Story Begins
0:56 - Bart Allen Is Gone
1:27 - Flash vs Inertia
2:10 - Inertia Meets His Fate
2:31 - Ending

Flash is in this ultimate and sad DC Comic where he is actually Wally West, not Barry Allen, is fighting Inertia. This is crazy because Inertia actually killed Bart Allen, who is Barry Allen's grandson, and now the Flash has to stop him. Will the Flash stop Inertia, well we'll see.

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[Akhaandir]

"And his family got to meet the Avengers" I could almost feel the creation of a new Red Lantern ring from here

[williamcote]

He then later was freed by another villain… only for the Rogues to find him and murder him on the spot leaving a note to The Flash saying: “Now we’re even. ~The Rogues”

[ChrisP]

Batman: “I say no to killing…but Damn Wally?! This is dark.”
Reverse Flash: “… I am sooo proud right now.”

[esteban]

Testing a Flash's limits is a death sentence. Testing Wally's limits is suicidal.

[alexandertelson]

If you kill Bart Allen
-The Flash fam will hunt you down
-The JLA will hunt you down
-The JSA will hunt you down
-Young Justice will hunt you down
-The Bat Fam will hunt you down
-The Super fam will hunt you down
-The Rouges will hunt you down

Inertia....for a person with super must be mentally slow!

[Minority]

I always think that's a funny corollary when stories about the morality of killing come up
"I will not stop so low as to kill someone" *the hero says* "instead I shall torture them brutally while keeping them alive"

[Lololooplol]

this guy can explain a comic better than an english teacher explaining how a full stop will help me get a job at mcdonalds

[HELLO_KORO]

I'll always find it funny how Wally got to establish himself as the married Dad Flash better than his Uncle Barry. In the comics they barely acknowledge Iris gave birth to the Tornado twins

[omnipresentl]

Imagine pissing off one of the nicer more jokester heroes like Spiderman or The Flash? It gets pretty scary.

[HittingBandy]

He also made Inertia face Bart's statue, which is an even better revenge besides just freezing him in place.

[Skullfiend]

Dude. That's so fucked up. It's maddening to be stuck in place unable to move or do anything. That's literally Lock-in syndrome, and that's one of my worst nightmares ever.

[ryanleatigaga]

Heroes deciding not to kill is both more satisfying and more terrifying to me because what's worse that can happen to you than being killed?

This and Spider-Man absolutely dominating Kingpin in Back in Black are examples I can think of.

[guyperson]

"Eyes that take a hundred years to blink" is such a visceral way to describe how horrible it would be. I love it.

[radiantduality]

Alright, so in the comic, it says that Inertia will take 100 years to just blink. That means that he’s moving roughly 31 BILLION times slower than an ORDINARY HUMAN. For someone with former access to the Speed Force, that is probably the equivalent of moving backwards in time.

(Edited to check the math)

[coltonwilliams]

Young Justice’s Light had it right. Nuclear option, indeed. The villains kill the League’s kids, and all Hell will break loose.

[j-red]

I think this goes a little further beyond humiliation. It’s Inertia being trapped in his own body for years to come.

[yamimari]

I dont think thats just humiliation. Imagine, every itch, every sneeze, every time his eyes need to blink. Though hes being held still, imagine the pins and needles his body may still feel. Not to mention all the other issues that come from not being able to move like that

[timechanger]

If I’m being honest, Inertia kinda deserved it though

[CidYoshi]

Dont forget the cherry on top:
Inertia is left as a living statue placed right infront Bart's statue, to forever look at the guy who killed, and most importantly, was and will always be, better than him.

[shootingcomet]

I will never understand the logic behind "Killing someone crosses the line but a fate worse than death doesn't."