Talk:Inertia (DC Comics)

Is Inertia now Griffen Grey?
Given that in a recent interview, Geoff Johns is asked: NRAMA: Then there's Inertia from the new Flash series? GJ: Inertia will be on the team. It seems plausible that Inertia from 'new' Flash is Griff. Has anyone read anything about this? -- Ipstenu ( talk | contribs ) 18:09, 10 August 2006 (UTC)


 * Based on 2007 issues, I think it's unlikely. Funny how they both wore greem, though. 172.195.3.25 16:22, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

Inertia's Fate
I think the record should be known that Inertia didn't aid in Bart's death. After being defeated by Bart, Half the rouges ganged up on Bart, while the other half (Abra Kadabra, The Trickster, and Pied Piper) attacked Inertia. Lionheart08 13:40, 22 June 2007 (UTC)

Earlier Mention (not by name)
Inertia is strongly alluded to in... whichever special (prestige 1-shot?) featured Iris's diaries... a few years before his debut. Explicit reference to Bart's greatest challenge (which the death story was written to reflect) and refereed to as his 'reflection,' ... or something. Can someone cite this better than me?

Secondarily- the 'partial clone' thing should probably be fleshed out to make the relationship clearer- his grandfather cloned Bart while his mother was bregnant, and then spliced in an extra helping of Thrawne DNA.

...Or so he says. The reality is that Barry was a set of identical twins, Barry had fraternal twins, Barry's newphew had fraternal twins... (in multiple continuities...) and the original origin story was quite clear that Inertia got his origin story from his crazy-president grandfather. I strongly suspect Thad was written with an intention to eventually reveal he and Bart were 'really' fraternal twins. I'd like to see a note how fishy the 'identical clone with Thrawne DNA spliced in' story is (Bart already has Thrawne DNA via his mom- and apparently it's enough to give speed, with Boomerang Jr) amid a family where everyone has twins... But I'm aware I'm too biased to properly judge whether this is worthy of inclusion, even as a trivia/weirdness note. Does anybody else have an opinion? -Deriksmith 04:24, 17 August 2007 (UTC)

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BetacommandBot (talk) 14:27, 2 January 2008 (UTC)