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Yuumi Kato didn't appear to make a name for herself beyond "contestant", but maybe she'll wear her (Sailor Moon) miniskirt with pride. XD
Yuumi Kato is Miss Japan 2018.
Dormammu?! You fooled me. I thought for sure this was going to be a rematch with the Black Racer (from STF #114).
I also loved the crossover, though I would have preferred to see just a little more of the 90s Flash as well as of Batwoman. I especially enjoyed the usual plethora of Easter eggs (particularly the bust of Shakespeare). The overall narrative was especially well crafted, and the "backdoor pilot" elements for Batwoman and Superman & Superboy were well placed.
As for the Flash costume, I've come to like the various versions for Grant Gustin. I always felt that John's version looked like a rubber muscle suit (which, after all, it was) and of course Ezra's looks like some sort of high-tech armor as if that's the source of his super-speed.
I was shocked, though, at the announcement that the Crisis on Infinite Earths is happening some 4 years earlier than originally given (in the 2024 headline we've been seeing since the very beginning of The Flash). I do hope they still can bring Black Lightning into the mix; I'm not nearly as optimistic about the shows on DC Universe as I would have been if this had been four years later.
Back to costumes, though: I think the TV Reverse-Flash's boots are red. (I couldn't remember for sure, so I looked it up and while the pictures I found aren't real clear on it, they do look red.) If Barry's boots aren't yellow, then Reverse-Flash isn't quite all that "reverse," is he?
Change of topic: What do you get when you team up Nick Fury with Black Canary? "The Sound and the Fury!" (Well, it's better than just sending Nick to Seattle....)
Well, as I understand it, they originally had two pairs of yellow boots set aside for the feature-length SHAZAM. But, one pair got stolen from Grand Rapids, Minnesota, thirteen weeks ago. And, so far, their whereabouts (or, as they might say in Scotland, "wear-a-boots") are still unknown.
This has been a self-serving announcement. ;-)
P.S. (@Bob): being serious, though. Maybe the CW version of the COIE is occurring four years too early because of all the time-revision that's been going on since (at least) the third season.
If it's like the comic-book version of the Crisis, isn't it supposed to affect ALL times -- even if the heroes only interact with it in some of those -- anyway?
@Simreeve: You might as well ask "Aren't Dr. Destiny and Destiny of the Endless supposed to be two separate characters?"
But, having just seen the "Elsewords" trilogy on CW On-Demand, I'd have to say...evidently not. Not if the "red sky" effect occurred on Earth-90 well ahead of Earth-1. And especially not so if the Book of Destiny was the Monitor's property all along!
Speaking of Elseworlds, I'd like to go off on a slight "Tangent." ;-)
When DC and Marvel temporarily co-published their Amalgam imprint, did they ever combine Mordru and Dormammu as "Mordammu" (or any other variant thereof)?
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