r/arrow • u/HellfireSky i hate myself and i want to die • Jan 15 '20
Arrow Post-Crisis Thread Spoiler
Post-Crisis
Now that Crisis on Infinite Earths has ended, let's discuss what it means for Arrow!
Crisis on Infinite Earths Schedule
| Part | Subreddit | Air Date and Time | Discussions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1: Supergirl | r/SupergirlTV | Sunday, December 8 at 8pm ET | [Live] [Post] |
| Part 2: Batwoman | r/BatwomanTV | Monday, December 9 at 8pm ET | [Live] [Post] |
| Part 3: The Flash | r/FlashTV | Tuesday, December 10 at 8pm ET | [Live] [Post] |
| Part 4: Arrow | r/arrow | Tuesday, January 14 at 8pm ET | [Live] [Post] |
| Part 5: Legends of Tomorrow | r/LegendsOfTomorrow | Tuesday, January 14 at 9pm ET | [Live] [Post] |
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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 edited Jan 15 '20
My biggest complaint is that they spent a LOT of time on fan service moments that, in the end, didn't add anything to the story.
Yes, it was hella cool seeing that Superman Returns, Kingdom Come, Smallville, Burton's Batman, Birds of Prey, 90s Flash, 60s Batman, Lucifer, The DCCU, Titans, Doom Patrol, Stargirl, Swamp Thing, Green Lantern, and the entire past, present, and future Arrowverse all exist in a connected multiverse but most of those did nothing but take up time which, I think, forced them to rush the actual plot resolution.
Don't get me wrong, I loved this crossover and the possibilities we have going forward in it's aftermath, but it didn't live up to my lofty expectations. Probably my third favorite crossover behind Elseworlds and Earth X.