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* The Zeta Beams that the team and the League use to travel originally come from Adam Strange's comics, although they function somewhat differently.
* Wally's black outfit is similar to the one he wears in the 2004 limited series ''Justice League Elite'', which was also about a covert ops Justice League, only this one was closer to black ops. It's also similar to that of the Black Flash, TheGrimReaper for DC speedsters.
* The goggles on Wally's Kid Flash costume don't come from his comic counterpart, but from his daughter Iris "Irey" West II, who becomes Kid Flash in the future (initially in the alternate future of ComicBook/KingdomCome, but her time as Kid Flash was confirmed as canon to the main timeline in the ''Chain Lightning'' storyline).
* The Zeta Beams that the team and the League use to travel originally come from Adam Strange's comics, although they function somewhat differently.
* Wally's black outfit is similar to the one he wears in the 2004 limited series ''Justice League Elite'', which was also about a covert ops Justice League, only this one was closer to black ops. It's also similar to that of the Black Flash, TheGrimReaper for DC speedsters.
* The goggles on Wally's Kid Flash costume don't come from his comic counterpart, but from his daughter Iris "Irey" West II, who becomes Kid Flash in the future (initially in the alternate future of ComicBook/KingdomCome, but her time as Kid Flash was confirmed as canon to the main timeline in the ''Chain Lightning'' storyline).
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* The Zeta Beams that the team and the League use to travel originally come from Adam Strange's comics, although they function somewhat differently.
* Wally's black outfit is similar to the one he wears in the 2004 limited series ''Justice League Elite'', which was also about a covert ops Justice League, only this one was closer to black ops. It's also similar to that of the Black Flash, TheGrimReaper for DC speedsters.
* The goggles on Wally's Kid Flash costume don't come from his comic counterpart, but from his daughter Iris "Irey" West II, who becomes Kid Flash in the future (initially in the alternate future of ComicBook/KingdomCome, but her time as Kid Flash was confirmed as canon to the main timeline in the ''Chain Lightning'' storyline).
* Wally's black outfit is similar to the one he wears in the 2004 limited series ''Justice League Elite'', which was also about a covert ops Justice League, only this one was closer to black ops. It's also similar to that of the Black Flash, TheGrimReaper for DC speedsters.
* The goggles on Wally's Kid Flash costume don't come from his comic counterpart, but from his daughter Iris "Irey" West II, who becomes Kid Flash in the future (initially in the alternate future of ComicBook/KingdomCome, but her time as Kid Flash was confirmed as canon to the main timeline in the ''Chain Lightning'' storyline).
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* Wally's black outfit is similar to the one he wears in the 2004 limited series ''Justice League Elite'', which was also about a covert ops Justice League, only this one was closer to black ops. It's also similar to that of the Black Flash, TheGrimReaper for DC speedsters.
* The goggles on Wally's Kid Flash costume don't come from his comic counterpart, but from his daughter Iris "Irey" West II, who becomes Kid Flash in the future (initially in the alternate future of ComicBook/KingdomCome, but her time as Kid Flash was confirmed as canon to the main timeline in the ''Chain Lightning'' storyline).
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* In issue 2, one of the squads is perched on Notre Dame, surrounded by a group of gargoyles who are dead ringers for the cast of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'', but in a double-reference are their [[{{Expy}} expies]], who'd appeared in a ''Captain Atom'' story.
* In the flashback story in issue 2, Green Arrow's listening to a news report from a "Sly the Skyman" and his friend, Pat. Sylvester Pemberton and Pat Duggan were the Golden Age duo "Star-Spangled Kid" ("Skyman" later on) and "Stripsey".
* In issue 2, one of the squads is perched on Notre Dame, surrounded by a group of gargoyles who are dead ringers for the cast of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'', but in a double-reference are their [[{{Expy}} expies]], who'd appeared in a ''Captain Atom'' story.
* In the flashback story in issue 2, Green Arrow's listening to a news report from a "Sly the Skyman" and his friend, Pat. Sylvester Pemberton and Pat Duggan were the Golden Age duo "Star-Spangled Kid" ("Skyman" later on) and "Stripsey".
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* Beast Boy is revealed to have retired from the world of superheroics and started acting in a popular sci-fi series called ''Space Trek 3016''. This is a nod to the period in the comics where he started working as an actor after his teammates on the ComicBook/DoomPatrol were murdered by Madame Rouge and General Zahl. What's more, the purple and black uniform he wears on ''Space Trek'' is based on his costume from the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' animated series. "Nightmare Monkeys" later reveals that the Doom Patrol ''did'' exist up until they were killed and Beast Boy was a member for a while. The relevant flashback/hallucination has the team modeled after how they were depicted in the 2003 ''Teen Titans'' cartoon (aside from replacing Negative Man with Negative Woman and having The Chief included when he was AdaptedOut) is done InTheStyleOf ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'', as Gar imagines himself on a cartoon called ''Doom Patrol Go!''
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* Beast Boy is revealed to have retired from the world of superheroics and started acting in a popular sci-fi series called ''Space Trek 3016''. This is a nod to the period in the comics where he started working as an actor after his teammates on the ComicBook/DoomPatrol were murdered by Madame Rouge and General Zahl. What's more, the purple and black uniform he wears on ''Space Trek'' is based on his costume from the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' animated series. "Nightmare Monkeys" later reveals that the Doom Patrol ''did'' exist up until they were killed and Beast Boy was a member for a while. The relevant flashback/hallucination has the team modeled after how they were depicted in the 2003 ''Teen Titans'' cartoon (aside from replacing Negative Man with Negative Woman and having The Chief included when he was AdaptedOut) and is done InTheStyleOf ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'', as Gar imagines himself on a cartoon called ''Doom Patrol Go!''
