An Elseworlds-style tale where reality bends around tragedy and media spectacle:

In this surreal retelling, Wally West—crippled and confined to a wheelchair—recounts the fateful night Barry Allen died at the hands of Captain Cold. Rather than a crime-fighting legend, Barry's story becomes a dysfunctional reality TV production, with Wally reluctantly directing the dramatization. As budgets overrun and continuity falters (even his wife Linda is running point), Wally struggles with not just storytelling—but his own shattered legacy. The narrative folds into itself, blending grief, technology, and the artifice of performance into one cinematic Elseworlds twist on the Flash mythos.