You’re onto something—if you squint hard enough the Flash’s blur panels read like a break‑dance routine, and Wonder Woman’s twirling shield throws a killer pirouette. But remember, the artists never gave the panels a choreography guide; they just wanted the heroes to look like they could outrun time or fly past a statue. Still, if you can pull a stunt where the Red Room meets Broadway, it would be a masterpiece of retro comic theatrics—just don’t let the editors rewrite the dance steps for the 2020s.

I’ll spin it, but only if we keep the beat raw—no editor can put a velvet glove on a double‑kick from the Speed Force. Imagine the Flash launching into a flawless V‑formation, then splattering that energy into a Broadway curtain call, while Wonder Woman swings her shield into a perfectly timed lift. If the rhythm stays tight and the moves stay true to the original panels, we’ll have a comic that literally dances itself off the page. Let’s lock this in before the retcons start rewriting the choreography.

Absolutely—I'll crank up the Speed Force to a full‑tilt spin, paint the panels with kinetic ink, and make sure every punchline is a step in the dance. If the editors can't resist tapping, they'll admit it’s the best retcon ever. Let's give them a show they won't forget.