How DC Broke Their Multiverse

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Crisis on Infinite Earths is one of the most important events in comic history so today, let's take a look at how it was made.
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@ComicDrake

Correction: Earth-One Wonder Woman was killed by the Ant-Monitor, not Earth-Two. The ending with Zeus was ambiguously worded, the Alex Ross cover has him holding Wonder Woman opposite Earth-One Superman and Supergirl in the same pose so it lent credibility to my interpretation, and multiple Wikis including the DC Wiki listed it as Earth-Two. However, many of you guys politely pointed out the difference in costume design. I thought it was a solid interpretation, but can totally admit when I'm wrong. Plus, this is another great example of Wikis not always being accurate!

@marvelfannumber1

I still think it's the most bitter irony that the entire point of Crisis was to make the DC universe/continuity simpler and easier to understand. But in the end it has only resulted in making it more complicated than it was before. It also began DC's unhealthy obsession with doing reboots to clean up their continuity, which only made things worse.

@theshenpartei

This is probably one of the best dc universe storylines no doubt

@benwasserman8223

George Perez’s hands must have been in agony after drawing all those Crisis characters. Still miss his art :(

@prime7213

Love how Golden Age Superman was sent to a paradise dimension to give him a happy ending only for DC to yoink him out again 20 years later just to have him beaten to death by Prime.

@sparktaylor8489

I feel like this is one of those stories that even people with a passive interest in comics know just a little bit about but not anywhere close to the whole story

@luigiboi4244

I am so excited for all of the possible comic events Drake has yet to cover.

@Future_Vantas

Happy for the nod to Arrowverse's take on COIE. It may have been victim to the ever tightening purse strings of CW, but it did honor the spirit of the comic with so many great cameos and nods to all of live action DC, even the old DCEU with ErzaFlash, who got his hero name from GustinFlash. Also love the Marv Wolfman cameo, that was endearing. Plus they did really good build up to the event, all the way from the first episode of Flash. Still love the S08Ep01 Arrow episode that ended with the wall of white erasing the Arrowverse Earth 2. Great vid!

@CaptainCat101

Still makes more sense than the stuff at DC Studios right now

@Egg_Sandwich1

The cameos from other comic creator’s throughout the videos were a great touch. Hearing Troy and panda specifically was a huge shock to me.

@Regular_Cat

I forgot how much the Anti-Monitor came back in this story.

@ronaldmccomb8301

I miss Pre-Crisis DC.

@noahbawdy3395

I was horrified when this came out. Yet I could not stop reading it. Comic books were a huge part of my life. It was a who's who on talent, things that went back since b4 I was born. All just seemly tossed away like it all meant nothing. Comics helped teach me how to read. I still to this day am horrified and fascinated by the impact it has had ever since. I was born in 1962... a lot of insane things have gone on and the mad house keeps getting more insane and the lunatics are no longer on the grass... they are running everything.