The stuff from Doomsday Clock is only in the first opening of Issue #0 and then the very end of. Johns: Really, Flashpoint Beyond, we all jammed on together from day one, and we always talked about the core creative of what Thomas Wayne's journey was. We end this chapter of Thomas Wayne's world with this new matrix of new family he's got, and we wanted to make sure that the ending had an emotionally satisfying event with Thomas and Bruce, but then also taking the Time Masters and some of that other stuff we set up and having that play out in something else 'cause it's always the cause and effect, and that was the motivation for it. So, it does finish off and kind of kickstarts Thomas Wayne's new chapter with, I think, probably Tim's favorite character, Dexter, who is really fun. Johns: I think one of the key things was that we wanted to tell a complete, emotional story that finished in Flashpoint Beyond. It's gonna have a ripple effect with Hypertime and all that stuff, and I think that's really cool. It's not just, "Hey, here's a little soap opera." It's like, "This is a wonderful story," but the best kind of stories also leave us with. What's interesting is it's just helping us do another off-ramp off of this already emotional story that's about Thomas and Martha and Dexter and all that stuff that's happening, but it's not for naught. Geoff had smartly put that blackboard with the Divine Continuum and all that stuff, and this is a payoff to that. We'll be exploring what those 13 characters meant and mean in and also the Stargirl miniseries, and some other things coming up too that we haven't announced yet.Īdams: I think this is a really great thing that was set up in terms of the Time Masters and everything in Issue #0.
She's kind of one of the main characters of these 13 that's gonna reemerge in the DCU, but it's all about inserting new characters and new ideas and questions and intrigue into the DC Universe that isn't just for now but is even for then. So, by introducing - and we'll understand why - these 13 characters into the DC Universe's history again, with Judy Garrick being one of them that Jeremy has mentioned in his Flash book and I've mentioned before in the Stargirl Special and in Flashpoint Beyond. It felt like, for us, we really wanted to introduce new characters, but new characters that had a history - new characters that would have stories that you couldn't predict, motivations and endings and origins that you don't know.
Johns: The idea is that a lot of events have returned characters that have been gone.
Jeremy Adams: No, I was like, "Geoff, this is your brainchild."
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