iammattie
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What about Chris O'Donnell as Dick Grayson/Nightwing?
Can't be Birds of Prey in my opinion, since Joker dies in '89 and Barbara is related to Alfred Pennyworth in the Burtonverse while shes related to James Gordon in the Birds of Prey universe. Why would they show Michael Keaton too?My thoughts are that the Kingdom Come World is a merging of Burtonverse/Donnerverse (Superman 1,2, Returns) following up on that "Superman Works Alone" line in Batman and Robin. Since they've recast that Batman multiple times before, Conroy can be him no problem. Burt Ward may be a reprisal of that worlds Robin (hence why they haven't announced his character yet. Doesnt make sense to me to bring in 66verse without west.) Ted, from WDb, thinks that the newspaper might be a Birds of Prey reference since in that universe Helena was Batman/Catwoman's daughter, but she was Helena Kyle and didnt know about her dad so idk.
No kidding.Given that this is supposed to be Crisis on Infinite Earths, I can't imagine they'd combine many, if any, of the previously unrelated movie/film universes. More movies/shows=more Earths.
I can understand this take, but simultaneously, Infinite Earths doesn't mean infinite screen time.Given that this is supposed to be Crisis on Infinite Earths, I can't imagine they'd combine many, if any, of the previously unrelated movie/film universes. More movies/shows=more Earths.
Hope you get to feeling better! Rest assured that we probably all agree that your personal health is of more importance than message board posts about fictional timelines. Don't feel bad about it, rest up!I gotta be honest with you guys. I've been totally exhausted and physically sick this whole month...haven't had the motivation to do anything other than sleep in bed tbh.
I'm trying to get out of this funk as soon as I can so I can get back to this.
Lying about what your own website reported? Maybe they have a short memory, or are talking about another source.The Arrowverse's producers have previously said that NBC's Constantine series isn't set in the traditional Arrowverse, even though Matt Ryan has continued to reprise his role as John Constantine in DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
Get well soon.In terms of whether we should assume that this is firmly considered the same version of Constantine from his own series (and thus retroactively linking the Constantine series to the Arrow-verse), Mericle said, "Absolutely. He is coming in fully as who he was on the show. We're getting wardrobe. We're very excited to have him. He's a tremendous actor. It's so cool to have that cross-pollination. We are very lucky and DC was very generous letting us have him."
Recast - yesStill, a recast or retconning NBC Constantine to another Earth wouldn't be the worst thing in the world.
Of cause. I meant that it represents the magical/religious side of the Arrowverse's extended canon.Wouldn't Lucifer be on another Earth, though?
Just finished Arrow 6x20 "Shifting Allegiances" as part of my rewatch and there is a 04/27/18 date signature on the executive order that Diaz wants Quentin Lance to sign. The episode seems to take place over 3 days (04/26/18-04/28/18) and Diaz mentions moving Oliver's trial up to next week which is confirmed as May 3rd (where it's currently placed on the timeline) so it does fit. The only issue I see is the mention of Rene being in the hospital for over a month when at this point, it would have been around 2 months.
Soo, now we have synopsis for 4th and 5th episodes:At least to the 3rd episode, at most the 8th episode.