Crisis on Earth X : The Flash, Supergirl, Arrow, Legends... 5 reasons not to miss the DC
Comics crossover
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Expected on October 27 and 28, the new crossover from the Arrowverse will
bring the vigilantes of Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow an
epic mission time. Why should we miss this television event under any
circumstances? Response.
Put
on your mask and draw your superpowers, the time has come to confront the
villains straight from the Earth-X... For the second time since the launch of
Legends of Tomorrow on The CW, the American channel is about to meet his four
DC Comics series in an episode of the anthology. Titled "Crisis on Earth -
X", the crossover will be centered on the invasion of Satanic
doppelgangers straight from the 53rd floor of the multiverse.
Dubbed
Terre-X, where the Nazis won the Second World War. Dark, breathless, the
crossover will confront the superheroes and their doubles in an epic battle
that could mark the history of DC Comics. A few days before the broadcast of
it, we give you five reasons 05 reasons to not miss
this show.
Maybe you missed the trailer : Crisis on Earth X Trailer
A successful scenario stronger than Justice League
2012.
It was in 2012 that Greg Berlanti and his team embarked on the crazy project to
reproduce the Universe DC Comics on small screen. Nearly six years, four series
and at least as many crossovers later, Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl and Legends
of Tomorrow can be gathered coherently around a scenario as dark as it was achieved.
While Justice League, which is currently performing a poor box-office
performance, is strongly criticized worldwide, "Crisis on Earth-X"
should pay homage to the DC universe on a small screen better than no movie in
theatres has ever done.
A historic Super heroic meeting
During
a recent with the comicbook.com site, actor Brandon Routh (Ray Palmer a.k.a.
The Atom) said that "Crisis on Earth - X" would collect not less than
20 vigilantes in a single sequence. In addition to green arrow, Flash and
Supergirl, White Canary, Vixen, Firestorm, The Ray, Vibe, The Atom, Citizen
Steel and many others will be waiting. What put you in full view.
A tribute to DC Comics mythology
One
thing is for sure, the fans of the comic strips DC comics should not be
disappointed by this episode of Anthology. "Crisis on Earth-X" will
indeed lift the veil on new aspects of the multiverse. The crossover will
highlight the Earth X, the parallel world introduced in the Quality Comics
published between 1937 and 1956. The episodes will lift the veil on the Nazi
versions of the iconic villains of DC Comics, giving shivers to the most seasoned
readers (and to all the others ...)
A five-star cast
To
celebrate the event as it should be, Stephen Amell (Oliver Queen), Grant
Gustin (Barry Allen) and Melissa Benoist (Kara Danvers) will be
supported by a team of actors that is absolutely irresistible. On the occasion
of this new crossover, Wentworth Miller (Prison Break) indeed the
costume of Leonard Snart to interpret a new version of Captain Cold, Citizen
Cold. "Crisis on Earth-X" will host also Jessica Parker Kennedy
(The Secret Circle) as a guest star, and Russell Tovey (Being Human).
A great opportunity to immerse themselves in the DC series
If
some brave and passionate fans to attend each week brand new episodes of Arrow,
The Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow, many are also those who have
chosen to skip on a show or two. Well Yes, not easy to follow when The CW runs
even faster than Barry Allen. Exceptionally this year, "Crisis on Earth -
X" will plunge you into the entire series DC Comics of the chain and might
give you the desire to get into a little binge, who knows?
Scheduled for 27 and 28 November Next, "Crisis on Earth-X" will be aired in the following order: Episode 8 of Supergirl Season 3 then episode 8 of Arrow Season 6 on November 27th, then episode 8 of the Flash Season 4, and finally episode 8 of Legends of Tomorrow Knowo N 3.
Photo
credit: The CW
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