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If anyone else has a suggestion for a notable comic book first that they'd like to learn, drop me a line at brianc cbr. The movie version of The Flash is going to be adapting the Flashpoint storyline, which helped to launch the New 52 back in As a movie, this works for Warner Bros. The trouble in adapting such a big and well-known storyline is that there are always a number of ways that it can go wrong.
It was not well received , and looking at why that was can help The Flash movie deliver a version of Flashpoint that fans will find more satisfying. Doing the comic story, where Barry Allen finds himself in an alternate world torn apart by a war between Atlantis and the Amazons, was probably never in the cards, but what happened in the show just seemed so small. The movie can go bigger, as well as spend a lot more time in the world of Flashpoint. Caitlin becoming a metahuman is a big change, but nothing else sticks or matters for long.
The other biggest change actually comes over on Arrow , where instead of a daughter, John Diggle and Lyla Michaels had a son. The movie has a lot more freedom to change just about anything they want about the DC movie universe.
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Sure, go ahead and keep Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Shazam - people seem to like them - but the earlier stuff, including Batman and Superman? Go ahead and blow that all up. Barry spends much of the episode alienating his friends, constantly mentioning his Flashpoint gaffe whenever they're down as if he's trying to one-up everyone.
Barry changes time and things are mostly okay but bad in a couple of places, so he feels guilty and goes back in time again to let his mother die this time. It tries to explain why he would do this, but never really sells this big of a character change in such a short amount of screen time.
By providing a more interesting alternate timeline, the movie can make this journey clearer. This story should be more about how selfish he is for changing the world to meet his whims and exploring the potential horrible consequences of changing the timeline. Done well, this can make a compelling story about how Barry changes his mind and realizes how selfish he is to put his own wants above the rest of the world.
Netflix has renewed its hit drama You for a third season, with the announcement revealing Season 3 will return sometime in The second season premiered on Netflix Dec. As Joe stalked Guinevere through the city and on social media, he eliminated anyone he perceived a threat for her affections.
Lifetime originally ordered You for a second season shortly before its series premiere in September Unsatisfied with viewership numbers, Lifetime reversed its renewal decision, with Netflix acquiring the series and it becoming a popular streaming favorite after its arrival on the digital platform. Season 2 is currently streaming on Netflix.
This is "My Name It Ain't Nothin'," a look at when comic books guest star celebrities, but their names are changed so as to avoid any legal problems.
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Today, based on a suggestion from longtime reader Matthew O. Elton John!? As you may or may not know I know I did a Comic Book Legends Revealed on the topic, so if anyone could find that link, I'd appreciate it. I can't find it for some weird reason. So it was recently restored and published as part of a Joker omnibus. So now we get to marvel at a bizarre story that involves the Joker selling his soul to Elton John! The book opens with the Joker telling a story to someone, so that's the first key that we shouldn't believe anything that we hear in this story, like the devil stuff, but in any event, the Joker tells about how he offers to sell his soul to defeat Batman and the devil shows up and the devil is Elton John!
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As Matthew noted in his suggestion, this is likely a play on the whole "rock and roll is the devil's music! The issue ends on a cliffhanger, so we never really learn what the deal is with Lou Cipher as the book was canceled, of course Still, what a crazy comic book! Anyhow, I know no one bothered resolving the story since it didn't actually see print, but now that it is out there, we need a resolution, DC!
Come on!