The Arrowverse's Crisis On Infinite Earths Could've Fixed A Cancelled DC TV Show's Ending
A planned character return in the Arrowverse's Crisis on Infinite Earths could have allowed the crossover to make a canceled DC show's ending better.
Syfy’s short-lived Krypton TV show tells the story of Superman’s grandfather, Seg-El (Cameron Cuffe). The show included many iconic DC villains, such as Brainiac, General Zod, and Lobo, along with other characters from the comics. Despite the series receiving generally positive reviews, Krypton was canceled after just two seasons due to a massive drop in viewers between season 1 and season 2.
A planned character return in the Arrowverse's Crisis on Infinite Earths could have allowed the crossover to make a canceled DC show's ending better.
One line from Infinite Crisis provides a chilling explanation for why Supergirl and Superman are Krypton's only survivors in DC Comics.
Superman is the greatest symbol of hope in DC Comics, but it was recently revealed that his family, the House of El, has an incredibly dark secret.
When the need to flesh out Superman's home planet arose, it was DC fans who helped create an official language for the Kryptonian people.
Far from being the biggest saint in DC Comics, Superman's father Jor-El is actually responsible for the chaos on Krypton and the planet's destruction.
Superman's most notable feats may have had some divine assistance. A Kryptonian god revealed Clark Kent is actually a descendant of the sun god, Rao!
Action Comics #1 introduced the scientific origins of Superman's powers, in an aside, and it turns out he has a lot in common with Earth's insects!
In the Superman story "Day of the Krypton Man," the Man of Steel receives a ceremonial Kryptonian outfit that reminds fans of his grim duality.
In an eye-opening look at Krypton's past, Superman's father Jor-El is far from the saint fans know, and bears the blame for Krypton's destruction.
DC Comics' latest series on Krypton's early days changes a huge fact about the life of Superman's father, who now has an entirely different history.
After years of living on Earth, DC reveals that Superman relies too much on his powers and has no actual fighting skills - which makes him vulnerable.
Jack Kirby left a huge impression on the DC Universe, a new piece of art from World of Krypton artist Michael Avon Oeming honors Kirby's spirit.
In the late 1980s, DC tried to explain why Superman's home world of Krypton never colonized the galaxy--and it was all because of one device.
The destruction of Krypton has been depicted numerous times, but now Supergirl has revealed new graphic details about the planet's final moments.
A preview of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #6 confirms that actually witnessing the destruction of Krypton makes Kara very different to Superman.
How did Superman escape the destruction of Krypton if his society had space travel? A real-life doomsday scenario has the terrifying answer.
A new series that dives deep into the hidden history of Superman's Kryptonian family, before the planet's disaster, reveals the House of El's secrets.
As Krypton's secret history is revealed, a shocking fact about Supergirl's childhood makes it even less likely she survived to come to Earth.
The DC Comics miniseries World of Krypton reveals that Supergirl, not Superman, should have been the foremost member of their family's new generation.
A boy, Clark Kent, named after the superhero, did not understand the appeal of Superman comics until he later developed the Man of Steel's powers.
Superman '78 finally brings the Man of Steel back home to Planet Krypton, but is it still his home after spending all those years on Earth?