Makes me wonder if they're gonna "reset" Zod and Doomsday after Crisis since he already fought them at some point.
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The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths |OT| You Have Failed This Multiversity
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You could essentially reset the entire Arrowverse's rogue and heroes gallery.
Anytime someone shows up - "After we reset the multiverse with the Encyclopedia of Destiny, it must have brought back [insert any name here]!"
Considering we're getting a female Mirror Master in Flash after the midseason break, you can probably expect a lot of remixed villains.
Fix the Hawks too while they're at it!
Can't wait to see what the third iteration of Cicada will be in the Arrowverse.
Seriously if they don't use this to bring back Captain Cold then the universe can stay disintegrated.
Superman is the league member that makes the least sense to be buff.
Like dude literally lifts a car like if it was nothing how the hell does the dude develops muscles?
Welling made sense since he had no super strengh left but routh/cavill never made sense to me. Specially Cavill since it took the underwear which was the last strongman reference to his design
Now I kind of want this. Cicada returns but this time it's an actual giant bug and not whoever that guy was.
Don't worry, we've already had like, 3 episodes of actual Jonah Hex.
Why do I suck with not recognizing people. Then again the last time I saw the actor was in Smallville
Superman traditionally exposes himself to Kryptonite in the Fortress of Solitude to workout.
But yeah I see what you mean. Maybe the sun gives him muscles?
His "muscles" are actually sacs of fluid that store yellow-wavelength Electromagnetic rays and harden over time.
I may have made that up, but he's an alien and his biochemistry isn't really explored super well.
It's very comic booky. Not necessarily a good thing because the various crisis comics were not very well liked.
Just going with the infinite earths idea seems like such a cop out to consistent writing. Anything can happen. You can easily change any character. There are no rules when you can basically pull any idea out of your ass because there are "infinite" possibilities. It's lazy writing IMO.
Just going with the infinite earths idea seems like such a cop out to consistent writing. Anything can happen. You can easily change any character. There are no rules when you can basically pull any idea out of your ass because there are "infinite" possibilities. It's lazy writing IMO.
It never occurred to me that Anti Monitor could bring back Manchester Black, if he even died, I don't think he did.
He basically said he was willing to help, but they had to talk about Lena first.
I don't think this is directly related to Crisis? Isn't this when Reverse Flash finds out his identity, and then goes back in time to kill Barry, which I thought was a completely different thing than Barry vanishing in Crisis, which I still think is going to happen, but instead of disappearing and never coming back, Oliver as the Spectre will find a way to bring him back, just 3 or 4 episodes later.
What the final episode should be. If not the final Crisis episode then it should be Flash's series finale. Arrow can't have ruined it. They can just turn this into a different Crisis.
Weird since Lena and Lex haven't had any interactions yet, and nothing he done has involved Lena.
Now that's a magnificent level of technobabble bullshit that will get you a spot on the writing team.
Really I just want him to come back. Maybe that can be a post crisis thing too.
Should have used that as the way to bring Oliver back instead of the pit. Have Liv scratch him.
Hopefully on the new show Superman and Lois's son is sterile. Really shatters the verisimilitude of the characters.
We know for a fact she is. She was stronger than Superman in Season 2, and she's gotten stronger since, with the Russian Supergirl powerup. (Unless that powerup is gone) But still, she was stronger in season 2, and Clark hasn't been active as Superman for a year, giving Kara more time to build the gap between them, as we know she actively trains since the show shows her actively training, meaning she is getting stronger and stronger.
Oh sorry, didn't really finish the thought.
It really destroys the believability of the characters when Superman and Lois's son isn't sterile.
I believe Harrison Wells said in the Earth X crossover, that there are potentially infinite earths, but there are only 52 that are mapped out and well known, and those are the only ones that have numbers. attached to them, hence why Earth X was called Earth X.
I feel like I've been successfully counter-confused. What does the fertility of dogs have to do with it?
We might have found out how they'll beat the Anti Monitor, confuse him by talking about if Superman's kid should be sterile or not.
Lex can bring up the convo.
You still haven't finished the thought. I get that you're implying their son is like...a liger, or whatever. But...what does that have to do with believability?
Like, I'm willing to accept that the chromosomal and genetic differences between a Kryptonian and a human aren't as numerous and significant as a human and an ape, but I'll be damned if you expect me to accept that the resulting offspring, while certainly viable, isn't rendered incapable of reproducing. Just completely unbelievable.
Look, some of you get bent out of shape about the idea of a female Kryptonian being stronger than a male. This is the thing I care about.
I always figured that Kryptonians WERE humans who just happened to evolve very slightly differently due to different circumstances.