Remember the titans
Wally has returned from the Speed Force, he has spoken with Barry, now he is looking for his old teammates to warn them about the stolen time.
This issue revolves around Wally trying to make the Titans remember him while they mistakenly attack him (how weird for this to happen in comic books?!). What I liked about the issue is the way Wally talks and feels about his teammates and what made them such good friends and the obligatory flashbacks did a good job conveying this friendship as well as showing Wally's relevance in their lives.
What I dint like about the story is how easy it was resolved; the story revolved around Wally being unable to make the Titans remember him and how frustrating and crushing it was to him that they didn't recognize him, and although this plot took most of the pages, the solution was so simple dumb that it makes you ask why wasn't it the first thing Wally tried.
Anyhow, this issue just as the DC Universe Rebirth one, was all about recovering the lost ties and in that aspect the story did a great job; but what ultimately lowered the score was the fact that this issue felt more like a tie-in rather than an essential issue
