No it's not. The major things that made the old version who he was such as the JSA membership and being inspired by the Spectre aren't there anymore. He is an entirely different character because of the reboot.
DC's New 52: Reviews and Discussion (Spoilers welcolme and likely)
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No it's not. The major things that made the old version who he was such as the JSA membership and being inspired by the Spectre aren't there anymore. He is an entirely different character because of the reboot.
I would be immensely surprised if this "Five Years in the Future" Future's End series was NOT wiped out from true continuity.
There's no way they're going to do this entire series and then tie themselves down to ending up that way five years from now. Not to mention that five years in comic book time equals about three decades in real time.
There's no way they're going to do this entire series and then tie themselves down to ending up that way five years from now. Not to mention that five years in comic book time equals about three decades in real time.
This future might be getting changed since the preview I read had Mcginnis talking about how he arrived later than he was supposed too as part of the change the future plan.
Depends really on how this plays into the CoiE Anniversary Event. Or on the sales for Future's End.
I was very interested in "Superboy" at the start but dropped it after the first arc. Wasn't really feeling the writing. I'm guessing they are gonna relaunch a version with Lois and Clark's son clone whatever he is?
This isn't the Nu52 version... the nu52 version has already appeared. In his own series, in World's Finest and in Earth 2. And he didn't behave this way.
Team affiliation and Spectre inspiration aren't the only things that make up a character. Behavior, attitude, what they say, how they say it, those are the things that make up a character.
Yeah it appears to be a new version of 52'Verse Holt. One different from the one originally introduced at the start of the relaunch.
Living aside the fact that like any alternative future most of this will be ditched:
1) Which earth are the survivors from? Everyone has leaped to the conclusion that it is Earth-2 but are we just meant to think that?
2) Mr. Terrific isn't what he appears I would guess
3) Who's in the Superman outfit?
4) Who's in the bar?
1) Which earth are the survivors from? Everyone has leaped to the conclusion that it is Earth-2 but are we just meant to think that?
2) Mr. Terrific isn't what he appears I would guess
3) Who's in the Superman outfit?
4) Who's in the bar?
It seems to me that Future's End is intended to "preview" the Five Years Later time period that will be starting in September. We will see the start of it in September, but Future's End is showing it already established. Also to set up the Crisis event next year as House of UIster mentioned in a previous post. The dystopian future Terry comes from will most likely either be negated or corrected through his actions. Or knowing DC currently...things will get worse than they were and he'll fail and this will spin off yet another event 
Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr. discuss their upcoming run on "Superman".
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=52917
Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr. discuss their upcoming run on "Superman".
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=52917
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Yeah, possibly. And more off putting than intriguing.
That is a good interview.
I admit, I'm not a big Romita fan, but I'm curious about the book and that interview has me intrigued for a couple of reasons.
Romita sounds excited and engaged by the project. That wasn't a feeling I got from Mark Bagley when he had his sabbatical to DC Comics a few years ago.
And Johns sounds like he really wants to push what's possible with Superman. There's been a lot of stories told about this character, and he wants to break new ground.
That's all exciting stuff.
Forever Evil #7: decent ending to what was mainly a misfire. The glacial release schedule really hurt this thing. Given that Trinity War and Forever Evil took place basically over a few days, yet took an entire year to be released, it just really did not flow well. FE really should have been a bi-weekly. They did surprise me with the lead-in to the NEXT crossover though, I thought it was going to be the other guy. Oh, and what Lex learned? THAT shocked me. Can't wait to see where that goes!
JLA #13: this entire series was just a waste. They formed a team, went on a single adventure, then it got destroyed in Trinity War / Forever Evil. It basically existed for the 3 way JL fight of Trinity War and nothing else.
JLA #13: this entire series was just a waste. They formed a team, went on a single adventure, then it got destroyed in Trinity War / Forever Evil. It basically existed for the 3 way JL fight of Trinity War and nothing else.
It's pretty clear I think JLA and Trinity War were both retooled so that they could do Forever Evil and lead into the next Crisis. Loved how Johns played Luthor in Justice League and Forever Evil. Truly the hero everyone deserved.
Most importantly: Ted Kord.
Trinity War especially was retooled so they could do Forever Evil. I personally believe that they originally intended Trinity War to be something else entirely and changed their minds at some point (which is fine). I read spoilers for the finale...and it certainly seems that we are on the path to the 52'Verses first Crisis in celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the first one.
I noticed there's an online video game or something called Infinite Crisis out at the moment.Similar threads
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