Superman is technically a vigilante, James just followed in his best pal's footsteps by refusing to work for the authorities.
Superman is technically a vigilante, James just followed in his best pal's footsteps by refusing to work for the authorities.
Given the events of The Flash, if you alter history you aren't part of the new timeline. You slowly merge into the new version of events rather than just instantaneously becoming part of it, unless you screw up history so bad it honestly can't erase you regardless of how nonsensical your existence is (these are known…
No, because in the meta-timeline that hadn't happened yet. Season 1 existed in a predestined timeline, which is no longer the case.
I have no objection to the casting yet, but if it is correct (nobody has confirmed it) and they follow the route their Distinguished Competition have and start bragging about diversity then there will be a problem.
That's all that matters apparently, because you want young black children to grow up seeing black actors because apparently that's the only people they can relate to.
No, it was just the two but they… weren't exactly planning them if you get what I mean.
Of course it was, she was there when it happened but it didn't happen to her in this continuity. Silly mistake to make.
Pre-crisis, in the New 52 it was ecstasy.
I'm genuinely curious to know what you would intend to use. We've excluded underground as that's obviously sheltered, land based transport is a no go. I'm assuming you either have a helicopter in your garden ready for emergencies at any time or are next to a body of water with your speed boat waiting.
If you hear the siren and don't have a shelter, you are dead. The official instructions of the world's governments is to bury yourself so it's nicer for the clean up teams. Get into an "unauthorised" vehicle and the army are ordered to shoot on sight as you are clogging up their escape path (only crucial politicians…
They didn't even have the deccency to represent hope with blue light, at least then they could have said it was vaguely connected to the comics.
No need for Cisco, read the comic version of Flashpoint, the solution is already there.
That wouldn't work, of course if you've read the comic story you'd know that is where it is heading all the same for other reasons presented in the original.
And the phones are from the early 00s, although apparently there's no Caller ID.
I honestly hope at some point they get the Arrowverse link and stick in in Earth-2 just to establish history is screwed up and that's why we can't pin down a point in history to fit it in.
If it means we finally get the Arrowverse connection established go for it.
So this is definitely modern and not in the 90s, right? That 118 element periodic table was the only firm proof, but if we've got Instagram terminology we can narrow it definitively.
As established in the comics, they consume so much caffeine they are all perpetually hyper. Destroy the coffee shops and they all crash. Presumably that's why The Flash got the key to the city the day after he repaired the local branch of Jitters.
Which makes the fact Gotham can't live up to it rather perplexing.
"So, uh, should Team Arrow have maybe asked John Constantine to fix
Thea’s soul as well when he had the chance? Feels like the show should
at least address why that wasn’t possible. I’m willing to grant
that Sara returning from the actual dead was a more drastic, albeit more
fixable, situation than Thea’s, but still."