DC Rebirth Just Got Awesome-R

Yeah that's right I said awesome-R it's my new word.....okay so if you're a DC fan you'd know DC comics did a soft reboot on their comic universe with the *REBIRTH* line and so far it's been great...I haven't red much of it but I know a bit...it starts with a new world where most of our heroes don't know each other due to the fact a being is lowkey messing with reality for reasons unknown...Wally West(the white one) is the opener of rebirth he basically goes round the DC universe trying to be remembered...even his wife forgot him.He has been trapped in the speed force since the *New 52* so he needs to be remembered so as to escape after trials and errors Barry remembers him and he explains to Barry that their world has changed and about 10+ years of their lives has been erased. Fast forward to the Rebirth's comic special titled "the button" we learn more about the button that the new reality creator(coughs! Dr Manhattan) created. Reverse flash dies when he touches it,batman and flash use the cosmic threadmill to go back to flash point bla bla bla okay this is too much typing I just don't know how to cram it all together trust me it's a good read. One of the great things I liked about the button was the fact that Thomas Wayne gave Bruce a speech telling him to quit being the batman(which will definitely play In future issues)....

Geoff Johns announced Doomsday Clock a pivotal story showing Superman take on Manhattan is set to be released November! And here's a teaser image!

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