https://www.cbr.com/doomsday-clock-postgame-geoff-johns/
I for one would be intrigued by such a new story, especially after Doomsday Clock crossed over the Watchmen characters with the main D.C. universe, heroes, and villains that we've all come to know and love over time. But what would you all think of such a follow-up?
As unlikely as this probably sounds, suppose maybe they'll also make animated adaptations of Before Watchmen and Doomsday Clock? I for one would be interested to see where those would go if they were given the green light.
I’ve heard different things about this story, some like it a lot, some don’t. But it looks VERY interesting to me, and I heard it kind of cleans up the DC continuity in a sense by threading together the different reboots and iterations of characters. This, along with being a sequel to Watchmen.
I was going to pre-order the Absolute Edition that comes out Oct. 4th, but I’d love to hear some takes on this storyline.
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So I’ve been jumping back into DC again and wanted to see how the continuity is doing. So I’m under the impression everything is canon? It seems DC has written 3 stories in the last couple years saying “everything is in continuity don’t worry about it.” If any super fans can help me out on the comments to explain it to me, I’d greatly appreciate it!
The Three in Question:
Convergence: At the end of Convergence it seems all old multiverses are back outside of the current 52 worlds that’s mainly focused on.
Doomsday Clock: So everything is canon now, even pre crisis, to the main line of comics? The way it seems is everything is canon time just shifts to accommodate the current publishing era.
Death Metal: It’s now stated “eh don’t worry about it, all the proverbial ‘walls’ are gone.” Does this mean there’s not a multiverse? No more “52 Worlds?” Also I heard there’s another world called Elseworld, I haven’t read Death Metal, but do not care about multiversal related spoilers just so I can get my head around this.
Anyway, if anyone can help me understand this I’d appreciate it, this will give me motivation to jump back in, haha!
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In my country comıcs come out much slower. And the rights are divided between three companies. My problem is one of these companies decided to release Doomsday Clock early (I think they wanted to get it out of the way before Metal) but the company with the rights to superman hasn't even released Superman:Reeborn. ı'm asking you is Superman:Reborn directly referenced or spoiled in Doomsday Clock. Should I wait for Reborn to release before reading DC.
What do you think? (No spoilers for both of the books please)
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