A brief exchange from The Flash 80-Page Giant #1 (1998).
The setup: The DCU version of comic book writer Mark Millar is interviewing the Flash to get ideas for his next script. Apparently DC Comics exists in the DCU, but they publish stories about “real world” heroes. As you can see, they don’t know all the details—like their secret identities—and have to fill in the gaps themselves.
Originally posted at K-Squared Ramblings.
In 1998 it was a play on the title of DC’s biggest ever crossover event. In 2004, it was the title of DC’s latest big crossover event.
Interesting catch. I saw something else like that not too long ago … fuzzy on the details, but I think the basic Multiverse plot of Infinite Crisis/52 is in Wildstorm’s Majestic: While You Were Out.
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not sure what post to add this on, but wanted to make sure people saw this: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/42565
Thanks – I’ll post this in my link round up in the morning.
For those following along, it’s the preview for the upcoming Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths animated movie.
Would that make them psychic of psycho (or both)
Continuity error: Bart and Kon refer to Superman’s comic book secret identity as “Dirk Devlin” in Titans v3 #50. EMERSION SHATTERED