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Honesty DC continuity is so f'ed up right now I don't know anymore what version or combination of versions I view as being canon. I'm just trying to enjoy or more precisely survive the ride.
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I follow Bored's custom-made continuity. :)
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Nope. Honestly, based on their own retconning, the New 52 was never its individual thing in the first place. It was pre-Flashpoint with time and events stolen. So technically it can be said it always has has been the pre-FP world. The more that stuff got re-added, during and well after Rebirth, the more that became the foundation again. It is then sprinkled with some slight New 52 ideas, and a couple new things independent of either continuity. Combine it altogether and you get one big incoherent mess, but that's what it is.
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Probably the most evident remaining vestige of the New 52 is the Flash's costume, with chin strap...that, and the fact that Barry's mother was murdered during his childhood by the Reverse Flash, though to be fair, that was a Pre-New 52 development (just barely).
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[QUOTE=Buried Alien;4352742]I follow Bored's custom-made continuity. :)
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Thankyew.
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I’m curious to hear an answer to this but hate bringing New 52 up because it can be very divisive:
Would New 52 Fans accept getting “Their Superman” and their DCU back in a Similar Form as Earth One, Graphic Novels every so often set in that Universe
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DC has seen so many times what happens when you replace Character X with Character Y, and then bring Character X back, both moves causing division in the fandom.
So the most logical thing to do is to do that with the [I]whole universe[/I]. :confused:
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[QUOTE=Zeeguy91;4352542]That's actually been out for quite some time now. I'm pretty sure I've read characters say how they've been operating for much longer than that.[/QUOTE]There's no clearer indicator of this than Priest's Justice League. In one issue Cyborg said he was a league founder. Which is true in New 52. But in the next, he's suddenly saying the team started 15 years ago, not 5. Which makes it impossible for him to be a founder as he would've still been a child (also, Justice League Odyssey has confirmed he's old friends with Starfire, who didn't know him in New 52, meaning that the New Teen Titans continuity was restored too and New 52 JL wasn't even Cyborg's origin now). No Justice then confirmed that Martian Manhunter was a founder instead, matching classic continuity.
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[QUOTE=Denirac;4352774]I’m curious to hear an answer to this but hate bringing New 52 up because it can be very divisive:
Would New 52 Fans accept getting “Their Superman” and their DCU back in a Similar Form as Earth One, Graphic Novels every so often set in that Universe[/QUOTE]
I would love to see Morrison’s jeans & t-shirt social crusader Superman arrive from his adventures throughout the Multiverse to replace JMS’s abandoned Superman on Earth One. There’s a lot of gas left in that tank, me thinks. He’d also fit in nicely with Johns’s very human and imperfect Batman and Morrison’s Wonder Woman whose Golden Age kinky side has been restored just as Superman’s early social consciousness. Hardman’s Green Lantern is similarly looking to be more proactive about making radical social changes.
An Earth One JLA with the Authority’s society smashing ethos might be just what the line needed. Overtly political superhero comics from DC could work here because of the alternate Earth angle. Or maybe that’s too scary an idea for DC’s new president.;)
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The short answer is no. Superman has a completely different history. WW has a completely different history. Batman seems to be slowly getting back to [I]Year One[/I] as his official origin. I imagine by the time all this [I]Rebirth[/I] stuff is done, it'll just be the pre-[I]Flashpoint[/I] universe all over again. [I]Doomsday Clock[/I] is setting up to bring back the JSA again. I think at one point they said Superman had been around for something like 15 years. Don't quote me on that though. I think if we want a New 52 universe, we'll have to twist DC's arm to make it an [I]Ultimates [/I]style line.
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[QUOTE=Denirac;4352774]I’m curious to hear an answer to this but hate bringing New 52 up because it can be very divisive:
Would New 52 Fans accept getting “Their Superman” and their DCU back in a Similar Form as Earth One, Graphic Novels every so often set in that Universe[/QUOTE]
I would. In fact, I'm of the belief that it should have been an [I]Ultimates[/I] type universe from the get go. Just so long as they come out way more frequently than [I]EO[/I] did.
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[QUOTE=Denirac;4352774]I’m curious to hear an answer to this but hate bringing New 52 up because it can be very divisive:
Would New 52 Fans accept getting “Their Superman” and their DCU back in a Similar Form as Earth One, Graphic Novels every so often set in that Universe[/QUOTE]
I know I for one would gladly accept such a development.
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There is no concrete answer. Im absolutely certain that virtually no one currently at DC has a concrete answer. The current state of the Universe is really what editorial or what the writer wills it to be.
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[QUOTE=boltmonster;4352486]If Dr. Manhattan is the culprit then why did he choose Pandora to tell Barry Allen to combine three timelines together to create the New 52?[/QUOTE]
It's been forever since I read any of this, but if I recall right.....
When Barry tried to fix Flashpoint, Pandora took that opportunity to pull Vertigo and WildStorm into the DCU (Barry wasn't aware of what she was doing). She said something about needing to make the DCU stronger and more ruthless so it could survive a coming threat (and she wasn't happy about doing it). I'm guessing this is the same moment when Manhattan stole a decade from DC; he needed Pandora's help because he already had his hands full stealing history. With her job finished, Manhattan killed her so she couldn't turn on him.
That's how I'm remembering things but I do not trust my memory on this one.
[QUOTE=Zeeguy91;4352542]That's actually been out for quite some time now. I'm pretty sure I've read characters say how they've been operating for much longer than that.[/QUOTE]
It's definitely true for some characters, but last I knew not the world. Which is weird, but aren't cases like Clark and Wally supposed to be mostly isolated incidents; signs of reality snapping, or have we moved past that towards a fuller reconciliation and I didn't notice (I am way behind on a lot of books these days)?
[QUOTE=Denirac;4352774]I’m curious to hear an answer to this but hate bringing New 52 up because it can be very divisive:
Would New 52 Fans accept getting “Their Superman” and their DCU back in a Similar Form as Earth One, Graphic Novels every so often set in that Universe[/QUOTE]
If the story is good I'll read it. Doesn't really matter what the continuity is.
The New52 had a lot of dross but it did have some really interesting stuff too. I wouldn't mind it being the basis of an alternate earth. It'd depend on the execution, like everything.
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[QUOTE=Bored at 3:00AM;4352854]
An Earth One JLA with the Authority’s society smashing ethos might be just what the line needed. Overtly political superhero comics from DC could work here because of the alternate Earth angle. Or maybe that’s too scary an idea for DC’s new president.;)[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure that is way too scary.
I'd love to see it though. But I'd want it to be less....blunt.....than the Authority. I don't need Superman flying through Giganta's skull. That book was great because it always went over the line but the logic behind their actions was limited and adolescent (which was the guilty fun of the series). I'd want a Ultimate JLA to have a smarter, better game plan for the long term. I'd want less "Miller" and more "Morrison at his sanest and smartest."