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Post by zaku on Feb 9, 2023 15:58:58 GMT -5
I could get on board with that. And those do feel like eras. So, Zero Hour was 1994, right? And Infinite Crisis was 2005? What year was Flashpoint? At least they are decade-long increments, as opposed to the 37 years and counting of the Modern Age. Flashpoint was 2011. 2016 was Rebirth. -M Perfect, because, even if the post-Flashpoint was very brief, was also very different from had come before and after.
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Post by tonebone on Feb 10, 2023 9:13:01 GMT -5
Flashpoint was 2011. 2016 was Rebirth. -M Perfect, because, even if the post-Flashpoint was very brief, was also very different from had come before and after. Exactly why I hated those Nu52 versions of Superman. They decided that he 'just wasn't working" and instead of changing HOW he was being written, they decided to change HIM. I didn't want a "different" Superman... I wanted the same Superman, with better stories.
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Post by zaku on Feb 10, 2023 10:34:08 GMT -5
Perfect, because, even if the post-Flashpoint was very brief, was also very different from had come before and after. Exactly why I hated those Nu52 versions of Superman. They decided that he 'just wasn't working" and instead of changing HOW he was being written, they decided to change HIM. I didn't want a "different" Superman... I wanted the same Superman, with better stories. Another reason why it doesn't make sense to lump all post-Crisis Superman into one era.
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