#hypercrisis

[superswimteam7]

Flash died in 1985's Crisis. In spite of that death, he has over 10 appearances between his death and resurrection. Several of those, are in Marvel Comics somehow?

We may have uncovered a long hidden multiversal narrative that challenges everything we know about canon and DC/Marvel lore.

This was supposed to be a video about how Flash visited the Marvel universe, and how Mantis was a DC character for a few years, but by the end I'm discussing religious theology and French literary theory.

And somehow this all ties back to the 2003 JLA/Avengers crossover. This is a wild one. The Hyper Crisis starts here!

[farsight-the-char]

Alex Ross's Enchantress for The Immortal Thor.

4th Wall Shall Be Smashed.

Let Us Go Beyond It, Beyond The Fields We Know.

HyperCrisis!

[farsight-the-char]

[fuenzalidamargarita]

CORTOMETRAJE - HYPERCRISIS

Guion y montaje

[lunaticobscurity]

i don't know who needs to hear this but

i am the new god

all is one in darkseid

this mighty body is my church

when i command your surrender, i speak with three billion voices

when i make a fist to crush your resistance, it is with three billion hands

when i stare into your eyes and break your heart and shatter your dreams, it is with six billion eyes

nothing like darkseid has ever come among you

nothing will again

[oshuns-ambience]

So Grant Morrison, a legendary comic book writer, occultist and self proclaimed practitioner of chaos magick has been using his knowledge of mysticism for years to try to bring the DC Universe and its heroes into this reality

Below, you’ll find a link of an article explaining the concept of Hypercrisis, which, fundamentally, is the name given to various comic book storylines written by Grant Morrison since the ‘90s, usually having an existential or esoteric theme or vibe about them and most likely saturated w occult symbolism.

Some comic book readers, including those who also happen to be occultists, mystics or witches, believe that Hypercrisis and Grant Morrison’s seemingly fictional concept of Hypertime are in fact real and he is using occult symbolism and real life practice of magic to open the doors of the Multiverse of parallel worlds of which the DC universe is one

It is also known that Grant Morrison has had a years long rivalry with fellow legendary comic book writer Alan Moore, the Thelemic occultist who wrote Watchmen and openly practices magic. The rivalry between the writers seems to go beyond the creative level and is possibly connected to their differing beliefs about their magical practices.

Here is an article entitled “Magic and the Participation of Comics by Grant Morrison”

[farsight-the-char]

The Blonde with a gun for an arm, the traumatized former child soldier with black hair...

Bees was in front of us the whole time.

Happy Pride Month

[rightmedicine]

[cerospace]

COIE just going "EVERYTHING live action exists in this multiverse" is the most hypercrisis thit I've ever seen. And I L O V E it!

[diabetes-diary]

this catheter has been in my skin the whole night???? how am i not vomiting everywhere from ketosis in my body???

[farsight-the-char]

DC/JL stories existing in Remnant as fairy tales is complete madness Bennett, I Approve.

DC/RWBY issue 6.

[doctorglasgowart]

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[scienceninjaturtle]

Nightwing #17- Hypercrisis & Damian's Reason

[empiricalsagipia]

My intuition was right, then. Ignore the fact that I likely have a bit of knowledge about kryptonians given we have them starring in our comic books. Funny enough, said comic books also go into some very meta and often high-concept things, such as what's called a Hyperverse, Hypertime, Hypercrisis even.

I've seen it happen with my mother and it's a very special brand of 'ick' that even if you know it's fine for people to flirt, it can easily go over a line. Which has been demonstrated quite aptly. I promise not to make awkward advances and comments towards your father, rest assured.

Not that it needed assuring, but I feel mentioning it might open a can of worms, and I'm not in the mood for worms.

So, am I to assume you have all the normal kryptonian attributes, or is there anything from you that differs from other universe's kryptonians? I'm taking notes.

Lee-El is an interesting naming convention. I'd have to assume that -El is similar to how we have surnames, as some kind of family or clan identifier? Would you prefer Lee-El or is Lee acceptable for you?

I know very basic information about your universe or timeline, and you may already know but do you know we have comic books featuring some similar superheroes? There's an argument for some kind of akashic record or meta-universal conceptual impressionism if it's too similar to your own universe. A crackhead theory that other universes impress into others through thoughts and imagination.

It's all likely a bunch of erudite horseshit, mind.

Thank you. Your name is exotic but familiar. I'm also sorry for what I've seen on my dashboard about people thirsting after your father.

[thevindicativevordan]

What are your hopes for the Dawn of the DCU relaunch? (Not necessarily what you think will happen)

Well ten books have been announced and ten more are coming. Here's my top ten other books I want to see:

Legion of Superheroes - Probably coming and will be written by Johns. His Legion work has been enjoyable for me but I have no clue if modern Johns would be just as enjoyable. Proably not but at this point he's the only one who could sell the Legion in the wake of Bendis' fourth failed reboot. Bring the Retroboot back, don't do any Watchmen or Hypercrisis bullshit and I'd likely enjoy it. For art I'd pair him with Eddy Barrows.

The Terrifics - Damnit I liked them and I want more DC teams that don't have a Bat or Super on them. Do a run with them off exploring the DC Universe, put Brandon Thomas on this and Fico Ossio on art.

Justice Legacy - Way better name than "Legacy League" but basically I want a JL book with the Dawn of DC legacies lineup: Jace, Damian, Jon, Jo, Yara, Avery, and Jackson. Maybe add a few more legacies like Jaime Blue Beetle, but I want to rest the classics for a while as Leaguers and try something new. Ideally I would like to see PKJ write this, he's got ambition and I like his Jon, and for art how about Juan Ferreyera.

Titans - I don't really care what they do, I just want Taylor on this as a way to force him out of the Superbooks where I can safely ignore him. Uh I guess Nicuolo on art.

Suicide Squad - GIVE THIS TO PRIEST ALREADY for fuck's sake he was born to write this book. Get back to supervillains doing the government's dirty work, the last two runs drifted too far away from what the Squad is supposed to be about. For art I'd want Ryan Ottley.

Superman/Wonder Woman - A Jon/Yara team up book by Dan Watters and Del Duca again. Watters did well with both during Future State and I hope reuniting the creative team again will likewise produce good work for both, God knows Jon and Yara could both use it. The Super and Wonder being close to each other as opposed to the traditional Super and Bat dynamic is a great difference between Jon and his dad.

Supergirl - Surprised they haven't announced a book for Kara already. She's going to be in The Flash movie after all, make synergy benefit me for once. Put Josie Campbell and Doc Shaner on this, their Mary Marvel book is great and Campbell loves Kara too.

Super-Man of China - Yang's back so I want him to write a 12 issue mini starring Kenan. If Taylor gets to use his Jon books to keep his OCs alive, I want to see Yang get the same privilege he's working with DC's new head architect Waid on the next big event. That should result in a book for Yang featuring my favorite Superman successor. On art I'd like to get Bogdanovic back for this.

Shadowpact - JLD is such a shitty name for such a cool team, let's use the good name. Watters and Doug Mahkne for this book, Watters can work with fantasy and magic just as well as Ram V going off of his Lucifer book, he's a natural successor to take over.

Zatanna: Mistress of Magic - How have we gone so long without a Zatanna book? Strange is coming to an end, poach Jed McKay from Marvel via signing a deal with Mephisto to erase whatever deal McKay has going on over there and bring him over to DC to do for Zatanna what he's done for Clea. Give me Zatanna on a tour of Dc Mystic, cement her and Diana's friendship as the equivalent to the Superman/Batman partnership, and have fun! Zatanna is the only Dc Mystic character who isn't an alcoholic, let's try to remind people why that is. On art I'd put Yannick Paquette.

[davidmann95]

I've seen an argument that it's bit rich for Final Crisis to have so much symbolism in it about how editors crush personal creativity when Morrison had more leeway from editors at DC than anyone else and that editorial preference was in fact fucking over writers like Dwayne McDuffie. What do you think?

Morrison left DC for Marvel at the turn of the century because they turned down two of his biggest pitches in Hypercrisis and Superman Now, and specifically fucked him and his collaborators over hard regarding the latter, so I don’t think it’s unfair by any stretch.

sundanceritz said: hey anon have you heard of "countdown to final crisis"

Also that.