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The DC Comics story "Crisis On Infinite Earths" is one of the greatest stories ever told in comics, as it involves an infinite amount of characters from around the multiverse, a high range of stakes for the heroes to win, a grand villain, a series of deaths from famous heroes, and of course it all acted as more or less of a reset button on the DC Comics continuity in a fashion. So at the end of the Elseworlds crossover, we got the teaser that next year in 2019 we would see the Crisis on Infinite Earth's storyline be adapted in the DCTV universe. Well first, I want to discuss the original plans I thought would happen with the inevitable Crisis crossover, and what it will turn out to be. So let's get started with my original thoughts back in the earlier seasons of the Flash and DCTV universe. Well, one of the biggest events in Crisis in the comics is that Barry Allen runs so fast to save the multiverse from the anti-monitor which he sacrifices himself to save e...

Season 4 Episode 9: We are here for the final episode of the Elseworld's crossover, this time on Supergirl, with the episode directed by Jesse Warn. With this Elseworld situation escalating we see how our heroes come together to defeat Monitor and Dr. John Deegan, who does the opening monologue. So spoilers ahead for the episode lets recap. With reality changed, Dr. John Deegan changed his appearance to become black suit, Superman. Barry and Oliver hideaway where they encounter the Monitor in another realm who tells the two that he is testing them and seeing what they have. Barry and Oliver go and find Cisco who is a mob boss who has hired Gary and Jimmy. Barry and Oliver tell Cisco that they can take down black suit Superman, in exchange for him breaching them to Earth-38, where, in the fortress of solitude, the three find Clark and Lois. Barry and. Oliver asks Clark for help, which he agrees to do, who also knows how to read the Monitor’s book. In STAR Labs, Kara is lock...

Season 7 Episode 9: We are back for round two of the Elseworlds crossover, this time with the Arrow episode, directed by James Bamford. In this episode, we see the introduction of Gotham city in the Arrowverse, as well as Batwoman, and her ties to the urban legend of the "Batman". I will also be calling the character's by their real name, and not their body switch. So spoilers ahead for this episode lets recap. Red skies and yellow lightning fall over Star City where Diggle is taking down Jericho, who is in his father's, Deathstroke's costume. The Flash, Arrow, and Supergirl come and save Diggle and take down Jericho. At Argus, Felicity is called in and Oliver tells Barry to not tell her about the body switch. Barry, Oliver, and Kara go to Gotham city to find Dr. Deegan, where they encounter Kate Kane, who has taken over her cousin, Bruce Wayne's company, Wayne Enterprise. The three ask Kane if she knows Deegan, and she tells them that he works at Arkha...

Season 5 Episode 9: Hey everyone, we are here with the annual CW DCTV crossover, with the first part of three on the Flash, which is directed by Kevin Tancharoen. In this episode, we see the basis of the crossover and out main characters coming together to stop this Freaky Friday twist. So spoilers ahead lets recap. On Earth-90, the Flash is crawling towards a book on the ground among his fellow fallen heroes, however, the book is picked up by the Monitor. The Flash runs away as the Monitor uses the book. On Earth-1, Gotham City, the Monitor hands Dr. John Deegan the book to rewrite reality as he wants. In Central City Oliver Queen wakes up in Barry Allen's apartment, confused that Iris is calling him "Barry Allen". Oliver plays along with Iris as he is called in to be the Flash, as Iris hands him the Flash ring. Oliver struggles to use the powers of the Flash and stop a robbery at a laboratory. Back at STAR Labs, the team notices that something is up with who th...

The trailer for the Flash season five came out in the DCTV pannel at Sand Diego Comic Con, and there was a lot of news regarding the season, with the trailer, episode 100, and the crossover. The trailer has a lot of scenes from the first few episodes of the season and shows off what we can see from Barry, Nora, and the team. So let's get on with the breakdown of the trailer. The trailer opens up with the recap of season four, with the Nora (Jessica Kennedy Parker) scene, where Barry (Grant Gustin) sees Nora saving the satellite with him, and her coming to the team Flash party in the West house, where she introduces herself. I do love Cisco's (Carlos Valdes) reaction "Does anybody need a refill?" But in the trailer, we learn that Nora needs the team's help for a number of reasons, as there was more than one mistake which she made. I will speculate on those later on.  It was revealed that Nora is from thirty years in the future, so from 2048. In that time pe...

Being announced to be a part of the crossover, the CW also announced that a new hero is getting their own show, and that is Batwoman. That is right there is a live action Batwoman tv show which is being developed by Greg Berlanti for the CW is a spin-off from her debut in this year's annual crossover, which I have some news on. Let's discuss all that and more about the Batwoman tv show coming. To start off, there was some news on who would help bring this series to life. We, of course, have the mastermind of the DCTV universe, Greg Berlanti who is developing the series. Caroline Dries, who worked on the Vampire Diaries, is going to be an executive producer and more importantly and writer on the show. Other executive producers include Sarah Schechter, and Geoff Johns, who is working everywhere in the DC mediums. Batwoman in the comics is Kate Kane, who has had a number of origins, like every comic book character. Kane inspired from the Bat himself, suits up as the Batwo...