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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Tom Peyer |
| Penciler |
Rags Morales |
| Inker |
David Meikis |
| Inker |
Mark Propst |
| Colorist |
John Kalisz |
| Letterer |
Kurt Hathaway |
| Cover Artist |
Brian Stelfreeze |
| Published | December 2000 |
The issue opens in Hourman’s Century of Solitude. He has retreated to the century, and has been sulking for days. Not knowing what to do, his servants call upon crusty Old Doc Tyler, an expert psychotherapist. Her expertise is shock therapy, and she hooks an unwitting Hourman up to her machine. Old Doc Tyler uses her machine to view Hourman’s past. She sees Hourman’s meeting with Jay Garrick last issue, and how it ends. Hourman and Jay confront future Hourman, who uses his ability to make Jay take his side instead of our Hourman’s. Hourman now realizes that future Hourman was not him. After punishing Old Doc Tyler for her cynicism, Hourman returns to the 20th century to confront future Hourman. Future Hourman reveals himself to be Amazo, and laughs about the fact...
