For the conclusion of this Three-Part Epic, we get our third Atom and the revelation as to who has been behind these time twisting shenanigans! Let's hope Tracy and Choi can put an end to Chronos' evil plans!
For the conclusion of this Three-Part Epic, we get our third Atom and the revelation as to who has been behind these time twisting shenanigans! Let's hope Tracy and Choi can put an end to Chronos' evil plans!
Between all of the time travel shenanigans, multiversal adventures and company-wide reboots, I'm not quite sure what the back story of the new Wally West is. I'm glad they kept his costume so close to the original red & yellow version, one of the best designs in comics.
Yes, Chronos has one of the most garish costumes out there. I'm not sure which era the time villain has visited in which those striped leggings are in fashion. Still, his mask at least has always looked cool to me and even creeped me out a little as a kid.
Look, I have the same questions about how Kamandi was able to get the upper hand here that Chronos has. But that's just what would have made me pick this issue up off of the shelves - just to see what shenanigans that Kang is up to this time around.
It's only natural that a Time Lord would find himself in conflict with a time-based villain. I can't imagine he would have a high opinion of someone that uses control of the timestream for personal gain. At least they could bond over their fondness for colorful attire.
Sure, there's Kang, The Lord of Time and others - but my favorite time traveling villain has always been Chronos. I think it's because he was a foe of The Atom, who I also really like and that way cool creepy clock face mask he would wear. The black and white striped leggings on the other hand... OK maybe he didn't have a perfect costume, but it worked for my young eyes!
This is a story I could see working. Spider-Man has often been unjustly tagged as a criminal, and it would be cool to see him use that status to go undercover in the underworld - sort of a reverse Thunderbolts set up. I'm sure there's some real life comic book equivalent of this plot, but I can't recall one right now.
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