#cw crisis on infinite earths

[sassylittlecanary]

I got bored and decided to list the ✨vibes✨ different live-action versions of Superman give off.

Don't take my ramblings too seriously. ;)

Disclaimer: Not all live-action versions represented

[superrouth]

Never seen before image of Brandon Routh as Kingdom Come Superman via Marc Guggenheim, the producer of CW’s Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover.

The physique, the face, the presence and the pure good man vibe.

THIS MAN is THE SUPERMAN FOREVER.

Details are crazy.

Beautiful patterns.

Nice definition of his thigh muscles.

Beautiful S shield.

The red underpants details.

I’m crying!

Kingdom Come Superman: Brandon Routh

[disquietiswhatitis]

A family member recently just finished Smallville for the first time. Reminded me of some bullshit from the garbage that was the live action, loose adaptation of Crisis on Infinite Earths (not to be confused with the garbage animated adaptation the TomorrowVerse movies are in the middle of.)

So Smallville ends in 2011. The finale happens, the “no flights, no tights” rule that dictated the series’ run is done and Clark is finally Superman. Clark and Lois don’t get married in 2011 because of Darkseid (I think.) the series flashforwards to 2018 when they’re finally about to get married. It ends with Clark about to jump off the Daily Planet, opening his shirt to reveal the Superman crest and go do Superman things. It’s a nice ending.

The show continues on as Smallville: Season 11 in the comics and Clark gets to do all the things he couldn’t do on the show, like interact with Wonder Woman and Batman and do all the things it would’ve been too tricky or expensive to CGI in live action. Haven’t read it but the people I know who’ve read it liked it well enough.

Enter 2019. The Arrowverse is doing their highly teased, “in no way are we trying to copy Infinity War/Endgame” event with Crisis on Infinite Earths. Biggest crossover they’ve ever done. Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow and Batwoman…but wait, there’s more! They’re bringing in Black Lightning and featuring ALL the cameos…that they can. Batman ‘66, Birds of Prey, LUCIFER, Titans, Doom Patrol, even nods to Batman ‘89 and having the GOAT Kevin Conroy makes his only live action Batman appearance, albeit as a BvS/Kingdom Come hybrid Batman. Heck, they even took Brandon Routh, a regular on Legends of Tomorrow as the Atom and let him be Superman from Superman Returns again, although he’s now turned into Kingdom Come Superman. The event overall sucks ass but it’s great if you’re a fan and you’ve come for the Easter Egg palooza.

So at one point they go to the Smallville Earth. The Lex Luthor from Supergirl is going around to all the Earths and killing all the Supermen that he can. It’s a subplot that takes way too long and detracts too much from the main story but Jon Cryer was still fun to watch and I respected the level of hater his Lex was. One of my favorite bits is his Lex being so dense, saying that it’d be ridiculous for Clark Kent to be Superman on his Earth because he’s a bumbling buffoon. Anyway, Lex is standing up to Beef Wellington (Candice Patton’s words), holding up a piece of Kryptonite, trying to get about his business of killing Superman. Only it has no effect. Clark plucks it from is hands and chucks it halfway across the farm. Lex is befuddled. Smallville Clark explains Kryptonite has no effect on him since he gave up his powers. Lex gets enraged that someone with the powers of a god would do such a thing and doesn’t understand why, until he accidentally steps and crushes a children’s toy. Clark gave up his powers for his kids. Lex tries to attack him anyway, Clark counters and knocks his ass down. Lex leaves saying they’re all dead anyway. We’re given one last scene of Clark walking off, holding hands with Lois (don’t think about how Erica Durance was also Supergirl’s Mom at the start of the crossover) and that’s the last we see of him.

So basically, fans watched 10 years of Smallville to see how Clark Kent became Superman, he’s finally Superman at the end of the show and then he stopped being Superman offscreen 7-8 years later. I feel like Tom Welling probably just didn’t want to suit up for a crossover cameo and that’s totally valid, but still. What the fuck.

[theshkvyapotapok]

For me, as a fan of the first seasons of The Flash, this date is something special.

It is now that I realize that the future has truly arrived. I remember the day I watched the pilot of the series and saw this date. Then I thought, damn, I have to wait another ten years, wow, that’s a long time...

And now we are here.

April 25, 2024.

The day the Flash disappeared in a flash of light while fighting Reverse Flash. Who would have thought, right?

We survived. Wow.

Thursday is Flash day. Thursday is review day for the first season.

Thursday is April 25, 2024.

Thursday is the day Flash missing vanishes in crisis.

Amazing feeling.

[variberry]

this is pathetically sentimental but i genuinely cannot believe that April 25, 2024 used to feel so far away

happy flash day mfs

[ao3statistics]

Can you do top tags for Legends of Tomorrow? (As in, not characters or ships)

This is self-made. Date of creation: 24.03.2024

Here you go! This fandom apparently has lots of events? I was kinda surprised by those tags.

The "/" between two tags means that they were made synonyms on Ao3 and therefore both will get you the same amount of hits.

I assume no guarantee or liability for the completeness, correctness and accuracy of this chart despite my best efforts.

Includes fanfictions in all languages available on Ao3, NOT English only.

Shiptags and character tags were NOT included.

More charts will follow. :)

Want to have a chart for different pairings, headcanons etc. in your favourite fandom? Send me an ask!

Click here for the most popular tags of "The Flash (TV 20214)" and a comparison of both charts!

[comicavalcade]

Happy Flash Missing Vanishes In Crisis/Red Skies Vanish Day

[phoenix]

I don't think I'm capable of processing yet that the last Arrowverse adjacent show wraps filming the exact day before the original "Flash Missing, Vanishes in Crisis" date.

It's like a double hit of "It's over" all at once, and feels right, but so much all at once.

[multi-fandom-enjoyer]

Barry: I'm going on patrol. See you guys later.

As he was about to leave the cortex, an ice wall blocked his path.

Forst: Not so fast Allen

It was April 25th, 2024. The day your friend Barry Allen was supposed to disappear during the multiversal crisis. So you and the rest of Team Flash were not taking any risks.

Barry: Come on, we dealt with Crisis almost five years ago.

Y/n: We're not risking it, Barry. You're staying here.

He tried to interject but you stopped him.

Y/n: Iris is on the way, and the rest of the team agrees with us. Plus, it wouldn't hurt you to take the day off.

Caitlin: Y/n and Frost volunteered to cover your patrol, and if anything happens, they'll call you.

After some more hesitation he said:

Barry: Alright, just let me know if Thawne shows back up.

Frost: Let's go before he changes his mind hotshot.

She took your hand as you both left the cortex.

[thejinxmaster]

April 25th, 2024: FLASH (Barry Allen) missing VANISHES in CRISIS

[susu-enjoyer]

I BELIEVE SURGEON HARRISON WELLS SUPREMACY

WHY HE STILL FINE EVEN HE WEAR SURGERY UNIFORM 😩😩😩

[sassylittlecanary]

I keep seeing “I wish but it’ll never happen” posts about Robert Pattinson/Brandon Routh Superbat, but guys… This is still 100% a feasible concept.

Whenever there’s a Superbat age difference, Bruce is usually the older one. However, having an older, jaded Clark paired with a younger, more inexperienced Bruce would be an interesting dynamic.

Especially if this hypothetical adaptation were to go the route of the CW’s Crisis On Infinite Earths (inspired by Kingdom Come) and portray Clark as a middle-aged widower with a Tragic Past. He’s grieving. Maybe he has survivor’s guilt. He’s more reserved than he used to be. He still cares deeply about people, but it’s harder to let others in emotionally. Then he meets Battinson!Bruce, who’s younger and still figuring out a lot of things about himself and his crimefighting career, and who is also jaded and closed off. They’re intrigued by each other. They bond. Clark learns that he’s still capable of loving someone after Lois, as well as worthy of being loved himself. Bruce is inspired toward a deeper kind of heroism, and he also learns how to be vulnerable with someone else. They find light and comfort in each other.

Just, let Brandon Routh be Battinson’s Superman.

DC, give me this movie.

[brinleyparke]

Arrow, Flash, and Supergirl X-over Ideas/Prompts

Post Invasion – Kara is curious about how Oliver became the Green Arrow. She asks Barry. Barry realizes there is a lot about his friend he still doesn't know.

Post Crisis on Infinite Earths – Every year on the anniversary of Oliver's death, Barry and Kara get together to remember Ollie.

[theshkvyapotapok]

FLASH MISSING VANISHES IN CRISIS

APRIL 25, 2024

[basilisk06]

It’s time

[thejdblog]

He vanished