Good points, Montressor. Also, Byrne faked himself out once, having his Superman remember the Superboy from Earth Prime when he met the Superboy from the Pocket Universe. Then it became a sort of editorial mandate later that that memory didn't happen.Originally Posted by Montressor
How many years I thought, naively, that it would all be cleaned up one day…*now I still don't know what was in continuity in the New 52 reality, which is already gone!
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05-23-2017, 06:04 PM #31Fantastic Member
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05-23-2017, 06:14 PM #32The Fastest Post Alive!
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Byrne also referred to Chemo's attack on the New York Harbor of Earth-Four during the Crisis, but Earth-Four was already deleted from existence by that time. Byrne even explicitly acknowledged in the narration box that Earth-Four's universe no longer existed, and yet in explaining Chemo's appearance on Post-COIE Earth, he explicitly portrayed Chemo's final sighting in the Pre-COIE continuity. Originally Posted by Rikdad
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05-23-2017, 09:36 PM #33Amazing Member
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Since we learned from Roger Rabbit that toons can only be destroyed by THE DIP, it follows logically that a certain fox and a certain crow survived when all else was destroyed. That's the way I see it. Is there any proof? :-)
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05-29-2017, 02:06 AM #34Fantastic Member
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re: Hal and Crisis, I just found something that had been gnawing at the back of my memory.
In Superman Beyond #1, there's a one-panel "summary" of COIE, and it shows superheroes battling the Shadow Demons, and one of the superheroes is Hal Jordan.
Take that how you want –*an error by Morrison/Mahnke, or a retcon that put Hal into COIE… or a single non-binding panel two reboots ago.
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