Well, maybe she's GOING to get Jason Todded, and all the IC stuff hasn't happened yet in relation to current Bat-events?

Wait. Why am I trying to make sense of comic book time? Better minds than mine have been broken in the attempt.

Oh! I really like Wally and Kyle being included, and the way Ollie said the reminded him of Barry and Hal. That was neat.

Thanks Holli

What stuff, CaBil? All I see is speculation.

Victor? Anyone? About this white Firestorm thing -- when did he last exist? The commenter doesn't mention that.

OK. But I gotta white font, because it's a bit spoilery. Not too bad, as I don't know the details, but a wee bit none the less.

Ronnie Raymond is currently Firestorm in JLA and Identity Crisis. HOWEVER, the JLA are supposed to confront the new Firestorm in FS #6 or so, which will both reveal Ronnie's fate and will be an Identity Crisis crossover.

So--short answer--the Firestorm comic is taking place a bit later than JLA and IC.

But Tim's dad knows he's Robin, which doesn't work, because he quit as soon as his dad found out. So maybe he's Robin *again,* and poor Steph got Jason Todded?

Possible, but the general consensus is that IC just had the broad strokes of the plan to work with, and everyone on that side thought there's be a gap between Jack Drake finding out about Tim and Robin quitting. So it's probably an honest goof.

Thanks, Victor. Are you caught up with Firestorm now?

Thanks, Victor. Are you caught up with Firestorm now?

Mostly. Seemed to have missed #2, but I think #3 caught me up to speed. What was your question again?

Firestorm

Was he the one who could, uh, do anything? Even more powerful than Superman?

Well, part of it was answered in #3 -- I'd wondered if he was going to be paired with the hoodlum guy. Guess that's moot. The other question is -- will he get a more permanent pairing, like last time, or just keep grabbing whoever's standing next to him?

Was he the one who could, uh, do anything? Even more powerful than Superman?

Uhm, I don't think so. Firestorm was a composite of then-teenager Ronnie Raymond and Prof. Martin Stein. A nuclear accidnet gave them the power to merge--Ronnie's body, Stein's mind, although it was a bitmore complicated than that really. When they were merged as Firestorm, they could fly and rearrange matter in nonorganic substances. Pretty damn powerful, yes, but perhaps not what you were thinking.

Ita, I still think Ronnie's in there, somewhere, like Prof. Martin Stein was, even after he died of cancer. And occasionally, Firestorm DID draw other people into the matrix, such as Mikhal Arkadin. Usually, there was some sort of nuclear reaction involved, but possibly things have changed.

The dead guy was named Ronnie, or do you mean the original Ronnie? So far he's pulled in someone different each time he went nuclear. It could be a thing.