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Bart plot: Bart is a kid from the future who has come back in time to stop the death of his grandpa (Barry Allen) and the apocalyspse he grew up in. When he arrives in the past, he lies and says he's just a silly little tourist from the future who is so sad and upset that his time machine broke upon arrival. Like his comic self he can vibrate through solid objects, and- despite the conditions he grew up in- he is extremely upbeat and one of the funniest characters in the show (in my humble opinion). Also, instead of immediately murdering one of the guys who will bring about the apocalypse (Blue Beetle), he does the most Flash thing ever and befriends him- which, of course, lead to everyone shipping the two. I didn't really watch past season 2, but from what I can gather the show creator gave him a new love interest so that everyone would stop shipping him with Blue Beetle, he joins Beast Boy's team of outsiders, some other guys arrive from the future and he starts going on secret missions with them, he gets kidnapped in the middle of space and used as a battery to power a ship because apparently he can never have anything good ever, and then everyone lives happily ever after.
My opinion: I love characters who are speedsters, I love characters who are badasses, and I love characters who are funny. When Bart was introduced for the first time he immediately became my favorite guy in the show ever. (My original favorite guy in the show was Wally!)Overview: Unlike other comics at the time, Impulse was less drama and more comedy- kinda like a sitcom in the form of a comic book, as his creator Mark Waid put it. It was new, it was innovative, and the staff at DC hated it. According to an interview Waid did that has since posted to Youtube, DC wanted to cancel the comic but couldn't because it kept bringing in money. Overall the comic ran from 1995 to 2002, and had a total of #89 issues.
Plot: The majority of the comic takes place in a fictionalized Manchester Alabama, where Bart is sent to live with his fellow speedster and new mentor, Max Mercury. There, Bart, who has spent his entire childhood in virtual reality, must face the real world for the first time. He makes friends, fights bullies and villains, learns about compassion, annoys just about every adult he meets, deals with a family who never asked for him, discovers he has an evil twin, and grows up into a proper hero. Despite it's more lighthearted nature, the comics have plenty of drama and heart-wrenching moments.
My opinions: This and the OG Young Justice are my favorite comic depictions of Bart no contest. After those comics ended the writers had him take up the mantle of Kid Flash (which was the obvious idea but maybe not the right one- especially because Bart never looked up to Wally like that) and then the Flash (I hear it ended poorly) before finally reverting him back to Impulse. Nowadays I don't think modern Flash writers really know what to do with him, most of the time he's either a background character or they make him act too childish, negating all the growth he went through in the 90's.