If that turns out to be the solution after all, I'm going to feel terribly cheated. A reader shouldn't have to read THE FLASH in order to figure out the clues to the killer's identity in IDENTITY CRISIS.
No, I think (or at least hope) that Meltzer has shown us the actual killer already in the pages of IDENTITY CRISIS itself.
I'm really fearful of the solution to this mystery. We're all reading it and hoping the revelation will be shocking and controversial, but it's quite possible that it will turn out to be something like this.
1602 had a similar effect. I was expecting the most amazing explanation for the why things are taking place 360 years too early, and the result wasn't necessarily bad, just something that didn't amaze me.
