Better late than never but it seems like finishing up this year´s post in honor of Mark Texeira´s birthday took forever. Anyway, I had hoped to have a few more posts of this in the can before the Christmas holidays come around so it´s high time we get this new series off the ground.
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This is a topic I held off on for a long time but I think I have picked the right time to do this feature, which is a rarity for this blog. As longtime followers know I am always late to the party and never one who gets in on a trend at the ground level. Normally I write about things long after they have happened or are even relevant so this is a novum for me. Of course I have to give credit where credit is due and the resurgence of interest in the mother of crossovers is due to the CW shows adapting this storyline for the tv audience. I am not going to say too much about those episodes because some people might not have seen it yet and I am also trying to avoid any spoilers in the videos I include in the pop culture trivia section.
Aside from sparking interest with the media, comic afficionados and comicbook newbies the CW network has also provided a basic knowledge about the story so I won´t be talking about it too much in these posts.
As always when I start a new feature on the blog I first checked to see what I have already written about a topic and in this case I want to include two links to older posts. The first one is from 2015 and covers the publishing history of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS so I can skip that part.
The second one - from last year - has not as much information about the story but it includes links to the fine people at SCANS DAILY for all issues of the maxi series except for issues 7 and 8 for obvious reasons. Aside from giving kudos for providing most of the color pages for the posts it gives those readers who want to skip ahead and check out the following issues a chance to do so. And I am saying the following issues because in this post we will only get to the end of the first issue.
krise der parallelwelten
This is a topic I held off on for a long time but I think I have picked the right time to do this feature, which is a rarity for this blog. As longtime followers know I am always late to the party and never one who gets in on a trend at the ground level. Normally I write about things long after they have happened or are even relevant so this is a novum for me. Of course I have to give credit where credit is due and the resurgence of interest in the mother of crossovers is due to the CW shows adapting this storyline for the tv audience. I am not going to say too much about those episodes because some people might not have seen it yet and I am also trying to avoid any spoilers in the videos I include in the pop culture trivia section.
Aside from sparking interest with the media, comic afficionados and comicbook newbies the CW network has also provided a basic knowledge about the story so I won´t be talking about it too much in these posts.
As always when I start a new feature on the blog I first checked to see what I have already written about a topic and in this case I want to include two links to older posts. The first one is from 2015 and covers the publishing history of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS so I can skip that part.
The second one - from last year - has not as much information about the story but it includes links to the fine people at SCANS DAILY for all issues of the maxi series except for issues 7 and 8 for obvious reasons. Aside from giving kudos for providing most of the color pages for the posts it gives those readers who want to skip ahead and check out the following issues a chance to do so. And I am saying the following issues because in this post we will only get to the end of the first issue.
krise der parallelwelten
