Originally posted by Erik-Lensherr
Co-sign.The last issue of AC actually got me a lot more excited about Legion of the 3 Worlds than DC #0 did. Can't say that it's got me much more excited for Batman : RIP because I'm already psyched for it.
Agreed. The Time-Trapper is one of the VERY few villains that come out so rarely, and when they do, it's such a OH SH*t moment, that they're just really threatening.
The weakest sounding story from all of DC #0 was the Simone Wonder Woman one- and I'm extremely pumped for THAT too.
This should be a fun year from DC.
Originally posted by Erik-Lensherr
Most of what was shown seems to point out that Barry is actually Libra or at least a connection between them.
I doubt that's going to be it. Although both characters were "one with the Universe."
The reason I doubt it is the reverential tones that Morrison reserves for Barry... with reason. Barry is pretty much the quinessential symbol for Silver Age Heroism, and this storyline is shaping up to be pretty much based on "ultimate heroism versus ultimate, absolute evil."
So unless Libra isn't doing what it seems like he's doing, I don't think it's Barry.
But I DO think they probably have a connection- like returning from their universal state to a human body. If it is Barry coming back (which isn't NECESSARILY true), then I wonder if it's permanent or just the fulfillment of the "I will return three times" thing.
Originally posted by Erik-LensherrDid you notice in that Actions Comics, that it makes Justice League volume 1, from the 60's, and 70's canon to Superman and Batman again?
Co-sign.The last issue of AC actually got me a lot more excited about Legion of the 3 Worlds than DC #0 did. Can't say that it's got me much more excited for Batman : RIP because I'm already psyched for it.
Farther proof, that pre-crisis is canon to Superman.
Originally posted by tjcoadyThe older Superman perhaps will return?
I doubt that's going to be it. Although both characters were "one with the Universe."The reason I doubt it is the reverential tones that Morrison reserves for Barry... with reason. Barry is pretty much the quinessential symbol for Silver Age Heroism, and this storyline is shaping up to be pretty much based on "ultimate heroism versus ultimate, absolute evil."
So unless Libra isn't doing what it seems like he's doing, I don't think it's Barry.
But I DO think they probably have a connection- like returning from their universal state to a human body. If it is Barry coming back (which isn't NECESSARILY true), then I wonder if it's permanent or just the fulfillment of the "I will return three times" thing.
The lightning bolt and red quote[with a lightning bolt next to it as well] at the end of DCU0 though, seems to indicate a flash.
When Supergirl looked into the future, she sees Spectre talking to/confronting Flash, Captain Marvel's cape ripped apart (followed by an image of fire) and a Supergirl (not sure if it's her) apparently being at a grave with an 'S' and I'm pretty sure at least one of these will play out in Final Crisis.
Originally posted by Erik-Lensherr
When Supergirl looked into the future, she sees Spectre talking to/confronting Flash, Captain Marvel's cape ripped apart (followed by an image of fire) and a Supergirl (not sure if it's her) apparently being at a grave with an 'S' and I'm pretty sure at least one of these will play out in Final Crisis.
Well I heard one of the big 3 is gonna die. so maybe it is SUperman.