What's your favorite city or location in the DC Universe?

[Riv86672]

I also really liked the Keystone that Geoff Johns put forward.

Another Plus to living in Central City is its right across the river from Keystone. Living in either city means you basically get a twofer, as you can easily hang out in both places.

[Factor]

How is Opal not an option?

[Riv86672]

How is Opal not an option?

What's so great about Opal?

Not being sarcastic, its an honest question. I mean, Gotham and Bludhaven are options and i dont understand that really, as one gets destroyed every other year, and one is a crime ridden cesspool who's champion no longer lives there.

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Opal City. A Art Deco french influenced city in Maryland that is home to Starman and the Shade.

[Riv86672]

Opal City. A Art Deco french influenced city in Maryland that is home to Starman and the Shade.

.....okay.

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[Stanlos]

I voted Other as Paradise Island and the Rock of Eternity were not listed.

[Big Bad Voodoo Lou]

Opal City. Beautiful architecture, lots of culture, a rich and interesting history, guarded by a handful of superheroes, and it's quiet enough to not get constantly attacked by mass-murdering supervillains or destroyed by natural disasters and alien invasions. It's the jewel of DC's fictitious cities, and probably stands alongside Gotham and Metropolis as a fully realized place with character of its own.

[lemonpeace]

in retrospect, I mainly had urban areas and cities in mind but I probably shoulda went with more general locations.

How is Opal not an option?

you know what's crazy, I had Opal City on here before but took it off because I didnt think the Starman crowd would've pulled up so deep; went with Star City instead smh. I blame the fact that I haven't actually read Starman.

You magnificent son of a bitch.

Putting "obvious choice" made me pause and think, okay, I won't go with those two because yeah that's too obvious. What stands out the most after them?

Smallville Star, Keystone and Central City seem like the clear frontrunners, but I gotta send some love to a forgotten classic of yesteryear.

Opal City.

Robinson made that place feel like it stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Gotham and it's got so much character that even those two lack at times. It has a unique look and feel that matches Jack Knight to a T. Wonderful setting that I wish had more play in DC, but then I remember Bludhaven's fate in 2006 so perhaps it's for the best.

NYAN-HA-HA-HA my evil mind control scheme worked now to spread my evil to the world!

[Riv86672]

Opal City. Beautiful architecture, lots of culture, a rich and interesting history, guarded by a handful of superheroes, and it's quiet enough to not get constantly attacked by mass-murdering supervillains or destroyed by natural disasters and alien invasions. It's the jewel of DC's fictitious cities, and probably stands alongside Gotham and Metropolis as a fully realized place with character of its own.

Well that’s a lot better in terms of why, ty.

[Jekyll]

in retrospect, I mainly had urban areas and cities in mind but I probably shoulda went with more general locations.



you know what's crazy, I had Opal City on here before but took it off because I didnt think the Starman crowd would've pulled up so deep; went with Star City instead smh. I blame the fact that I haven't actually read Starman.



NYAN-HA-HA-HA my evil mind control scheme worked now to spread my evil to the world!

No one should underestimate us Starman fans also, you need to stop what you are doing and read it now! My all time favorite comic series.

[Hol]

St. Roch from pre-Flashpoint Hawkman & Hawkgirl.

Very good choice.

[Hol]

Was there another thread like this? I feel like I answered yesterday and I can't find my response.

Opal for me. Great architecture and history.

[Dr. Poison]

Gorilla City.

[Jekyll]

Was there another thread like this? I feel like I answered yesterday and I can't find my response.

Opal for me. Great architecture and history.

There was one I started in 2017 that was resurrected where I asked, which DC city would you want to live in.