BrianWilly
Disciple of Whedon
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I don't know what plans might have been changed by DC at what point, but we know for certain that Alex Luthor was always going to be the main villain, and that Superman-2 and Lois-2 were always going to be a major factor in the Crisis. The evidence is that in Countdown to IC, Blue Beetle was shown a vision by the Wizard Shazam of Lex Luthor being instrumental in the Crisis, which didn't make sense at the time because there's nothing magical or otherworldly about Lex, but now we know that the Lex that was shown was actually Alex Luthor in disguise. Also, Mr. Mxy enigmatically told Lois and Clark of this Earth that everything that happens, happens because of them.That-Guy said:making me think that maybe there was something else going on originally that DC decided to nix at the last minute and go with this idea instead
Anypoop...
Best
-"This looks like a job for SUPERMAN."
-Purple Death Ray and Themyscira's last stand.
-Flashes vs. Superboy-Prime.
-Infinite Earths in the night sky.
-The heroes in mass, led by Zauriel.
-Fckstorm in space.
-Batman breaking down in #3.
-Batman's scenes with Nightwing, Booster, Green Arrow, and Green Lantern.
-Showdown with Brother Eye.
-Of course, Superboy vs. Superboy-Prime and Conner's sacrifice.
-Far, far more.
Worst
- "But the only thing you haven't been for a very long time...is human."
That's just...inaccurate.
-Superman vs. Superman was a pretty big disappointment.
-Alex needed magic to be a certain way to power his tower so he...had Psycho Pirate manipulate the Spectre into destroying all magic?
WTF? Of all the catalysts for the Countdown minis, this one made the least sense. And by "least sense," what I actually mean is "none at all."
-The hazy status of Tempest. At this point I don't even care if they did kill him off, I just want to know if he's dead or alive!
Okay, so I'd care very, very much if they killed him off, but the point remains.