Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox

The fastest man alive who bears the burden of his mother's death and the consequences of time manipulation. In Flashpoint, his powers vanish and his memories of the original timeline fade, driving him to restore reality. He remains determined, leveraging Batman and Cyborg to guide the plan and fix the fractured world.

In this reality, Batman is Thomas Wayne, a grief-stricken vigilante who survived Bruce's death. He is wary of Barry at first but ultimately aids the mission, even as he is gravely wounded in battle. His leadership and willingness to sacrifice underscore a harsher, personal form of heroism.

An undercover reporter who becomes entangled with resistance efforts against Atlantean and Amazon forces. Her capture demonstrates the peril facing civilians, and her resilience helps drive the resistance narrative forward.

Leader of Atlantis and a central figure in the war against the Amazons. His forces clash with Wonder Woman's army, and a personal tragedy—Mera's death—fuels his resolve to prevail. He embodies Atlantean power and tactical leadership in the conflict.

The Amazon warrior-queen who spearheads the assault on Great Britain and engages Aquaman's forces. Her actions drive the war's momentum and force compromises, highlighting the heavy cost of power when used in pursuit of victory.

In this timeline, Superman is a government-held prisoner after his ship crashes in Metropolis. Barry and Batman mount a rescue, and Superman's sun-powered presence becomes a pivotal turning point on the battlefield. His struggle with this altered reality underscores themes of identity and power.

Billy Batson and his foster siblings merge into Captain Thunder to confront Wonder Woman, providing a new surge of powered allyship. The transformation underscores themes of family, teamwork, and the unpredictable outcomes of combined abilities.

A government operative who attempts to help Lois Lane escape, only to be killed by Amazon forces, illustrating the brutal costs of the war and fueling the resistance narrative.