There were a few Arrowverse tie-in comics. I’d say most notable are that Sterling Gates got to do another Supergirl run with his Adventures of Supergirl book, John Barrowman co-wrote a kind of dreadful Merlyn comic, and the whole universe got a sort of backdoor finale with their “Earth Prime” mini.

I mean if they kept talking about it, it wouldn’t be much of a secret #ngl

You’re looking at a multi-part story spanning several titles here, as typical of the Triangle Era. Lois and Clark’s first Post-Crisis date begins in 1990’s Superman #44. #ngl

I don’t know if an official reason for the redesign was ever given publicly by anyone involved- they rarely are- but anyone’s best guess was that the redesigns were made to bring the New Gods aesthetically closer to the rest of DC’s superhero line in the name of visual cohesion. #ngl

But I'm in a country that's hostile to art and considers comics "childish"

I’m sorry to hear that. If you want to be a comic writer, make a comic anyway. The fact that you’re messaging me means you aren’t limited to your local scene. You can find an audience anywhere. #ngl

Here, I’ve got a chart for you #ngl

Either draw it yourself, or partner with an artist. The only way to be a comic writer is to make a comic. #ngl

Just start doing it and then keep doing it until it feels natural

I stand by it

Somebody needs to review the Disney org chart. It says PARTNERS right on the statue with Walt #ngl

I did the first one already, and as is tradition, repeats mean this exercise is now officially over.

If you enjoyed this — Ko-Fi in bio

Mickey is Goofy’s boss. Goofy will not let Mickey lose to him, as a matter of self preservation

Thomas Wayne is usually depicted as scrappier than Jor-El, throwing hands at criminals before he was shot in the alley. As technologically advanced as Jor-El is, he doesn’t really carry martial weapons. I’m with Thomas.

This is another Bugs and the Bull situation (Jimmy is of course Bugs)

I think Ra’s al Ghul is much more invested in the art of killing than Vandal is, who when pressed approaches it with brute force. It would never come to one-on-one with them, but if it did, I’d have to pick Ra’s.

Captain Cold’s cyclotron gun can bring temperatures down to absolute zero, well below Freeze’s typical range. Snart can literally freeze out Freeze.

We don’t know enough about Absolute Joker to say for sure yet, but given what we saw of Batman Who Laughs in Snyder’s Justice League and Death Metal, BWL is a cosmic, god-killing menace.

One of the cornerstones of Batman’s place in the universe is that Batman always wins. Therefore, fundamental to Batzarro is that he always loses.

The world? Like the WHOLE world? I’m tapping out

Animal Man loses sheerly due to hesitation fighting a kid

I never watched all of Speed Racer but I’d say Batman in both cases

Based on what we know from the Mark Russell Wonder Twins book, and Matthew Rosenberg’s DC vs. Vampires, Jayna

I don’t read Marvel but Cheetah

Mr. Miracle has a Mother Box, which puts him way beyond Manhunter’s league. Also no.

This is a good fight. I’m rooting for Jessica, but a determined Kryptonian is out of her weight class.

The Question is absolutely not equipped to fight superheroes with super powers, but if he goes in with intel he might be able to confuse Khaji-Da into shorting out.

This is a close one, but I think Dick has to win because he can teach Terry something in the process.

Kirk Fogg is in his 60s, and Marc is in his 70s. Giving it to the less fragile TV personality

I think Ivy is one of the few Batman rogues who could really get one over on Cass. She’s always been susceptible to mental manipulation. Steph, with her long range specialization, would have a better chance.

The bottle’s not *glass,* and they’ve got all kinds of super science in there. They’ll be fine.