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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Mark Wheatley |
| Writer |
Allan Gross |
| Inker |
Rene Micheletti |
| Inker |
Edde Wagner |
| Artist |
Ed Benes |
| Cover Artist |
Howard Porter |
| Published | January 1994 |
An ELSEWORLD tale! Let the cameras roll, as Wally directs the cinematic story of the night The Flash died at the hands of Captain Cold.In this issue we see the Flash bringing a seriously wounded Kid Flash to the hospital. They were fighting Captain Cold, and trying to stop his "Ice Age" machine. Flash rushes out to put a stop to the machine, and we find out from a nurse, that Wally West is the star of his own reality tv show. Not able to stop it on his own, The Flash returns to the hospital where Captain Cold had been taken also, and he Grabs him to get him to take out the Ice Age Machine himself.Cut to 10 years later. Wally is in a wheel chair, and he is directing the story of what happened the night the Flash died stopping Captain Colds Ice Age Machine. Unfortunately for Wally, the shoot is over schedule, oer budget, and even according to his own wife Linda, who was hired to keep track of continuity. It wasn't very good. That is when the studio heads discover a book by Len Snart ( Otherwise known as Captain Cold ) has written a book about the same scenario called "Speed Demon".Having enough of Wally coming in over budget and over schedule, they hire Snart to finish writing and directing the movie. Knowing that there is no way Snarts story could be anything but a smear against Barry Allen, Wally sets out to stop Captain Cold from destroying The Flash's reputation.
