I believe he mentioned that he was dating Vixen, so maybe she's jealous.



I saw that mentioned on a previous page, but didn't know it was official. Where has this been mentioned?



I was actually expecting a super cheesy death scene, so I'm glad they didn't actually go through with it.



Hee!! Now that I think about it, how the hell did they manage to kill Superman but not Static? Now, I do like the Static Shock series, but it really pisses me off that they portray him as a bigger superhero than everyone else.

I'm guessing kryptonite was somehow involved.

I thought this was a pretty good episode. I never watched much BB, but it was cool to see the two Bruces working together. The Hal Jordan cameo was also nice.

For those yearning for more Flash the episode airing in two weeks is supposed to be a Flash-centered one featuring Mister Miracle.

I thought this was pretty good, considering the second parts of two-parters usually fall apart. Warhawk looked less than 50 years old, so I don't think they get together soon. The crack about Shayera laying an egg and the look on John's face was good. Hopefully we'll see some repairing of that relationship in the next season. I didn't think the look was pissed, but more that she doesn't know what to do around him.

Interesting way to cameo Hal. Pops in, pops out, no explanation. A toss-off for all the Silver Age fans. Yeah, the stereotyping about the wife was lame. Unhappy in your marraige? Get a divorce, don't destroy the timeline. But will John and Bruce's knowledge change anything? That exact future isn't going to happen anymore.

The readout on Bruce's computer screen looked like Matrix code.

Kal-El's most vulnerable to to being erased by time shifts, as the whole rocketing-to-earth-and-being-found-by-the-Kents thing is pretty coincididental on it's own. And yeah, I'm annoyed by Static being portrayed as the be-all, end-all of superheroes. Sure, electrical powers can be pretty damned powerful, but he sure as hell wasn't using them any better here than he does in teen form.

Seeing Terry again was awesome, I felt sad old Bruce had to lose yet ANOTHER partner.

I did like the slight consistancy with "The Savage Time": Because Chronos, Bats and Lantern were protected by the Green Aura, only they were left with memories and after effects of the changed time-line. Hence GL's cut and Chronos' belt still being infected by the time loop virus.

While I enjoyed the episode, I was annoyed at the disappearance of Wonder Woman. It would have been much better I think had the handled it the way the old Superfriends cartoon did when the Legion went back and took away Wonder Woman, Superman and Green Lantern. They disappeared from present time and those around them had no recollection that they existed. If Diana never left the island, or if she never existed in the first place then they shouldn't have realized she was gone. How could they miss someone they never met? If they remember her, it is because they met her and if they met her she exists and left the island so she never should have disappeared to begin with. Unless she was killed at some earlier point.

And Chucko's double bladed lightsaber was stolen from Episode I.

Part 2 did remind a little of "Hereafter", if only because we get to see a future where the JLU has been wiped out. Still, I did like the episode. The Bruce/Bats meeting and interaction was as good as I'd hoped. Terry's death was a surprised but by then we already knew the reset button was going to get hit anyway. The ending with the hand at the beginning of time was a little weird, but I guess that that was a nod to the comics anyway.

I did like seeing GL and Bats working together again (as adults). It reminded me of the pre-JLU episodes.

Cool episode...though I wish I hadn't missed part 1.
I enjoyed the old Bruce/young Bruce meeting and great to see Hal Jordan.
favorite lines:
"65 is the new 30"
Batman: "Criminals are still superstitious and cowardly right?"
old Bruce: "yep."

What do you mean by Static being the end all of SuperHeros? In Static Shock he holds the JLU'rs with awe. He was all but doing "we're not worthy!" even when they needed his help!

"" By that I think they were referring to him being among the last of the survivors.

Or maybe Static is proof that the meek will inherit the earth.

Virgil is not meek, or a wuss. I loved that cartoon and still watch it now and again. Static brings Teh Funny. I don't know why he didn't have any funny lines this time. He also has a lesser ego than some other Super Heros that I could point out. Much as I love Bruce, the stick up his ass gets grating at times. He's great anyway, but that's just part of him I want to take a break from now and again.

Hmm...I wonder if something happens to his and Gear's partnership. This is the second time Richie has been missing in action in a future episode.

The first time Gear was just busy. This time likely dead.

The ENORMOUS discrepancies from the reality (bats doesn't remember, Diana being rememberred etc) make it so that it is very likely Bruce continues his path unabated into BB-verse mode. Its not even the first alternate future he knows about and it was likely destoryed. Old Bruce didn't explain anything about the current batman sitch and I don't even think CurrentBruce heard Terry's name and if he did... so WHAT!

So they really saved themselves their. I haven't even read CoIE and I caught the white out reference but was more shocked by the Hand thing I mean geniune there is a God implication on this cartoon WHOAH.

He probably ate too much Taco Bell, couldn't get off the couch.
(In the future, all restaurants are Taco Bell. "Demolition Man" taught me everything I ever need to know.)

I figure that they didn't want to clutter Static's two future eps with a sidekick. If you're only going to have three survivors, they really need to be the headliners.

I figured that Static probably lived because he wasn't on the watchtower when it blew. He seems much more likely to be the type that prefers his own turf, as would Batman. For Warhawk I got nothin' though.

The discrepancies are what usually referred to in time-travel stories as 'paradoxes'. Like how does recall something that never happened or is yet to happen, etc. The build-up of paradoxes is what can damage the timeline, and thus why extensive time-travel is generally frowned on.



Yes, there is a 'Supreme Being' or 'Creator' in the DC comics universe. They call the entity, the "Presence". There is also another primordial force in the DC universe called the "Source". It's never been made clear if the Presence and the Source are one in the same, or if they are separate entities.

Yeah, my impression is that DC's cosmology is more religion-based than Marvel's and equally (if not more) confusing. The Presence is the Supreme Being. After that, the most powerful entities are Archangel Michael and Lucifer Morningstar (who is supposedly so powerful that he can create and destroy entire universes and create concepts such as Time from scratch). Unless you consult a different source, in which case it's The Great Beast, who is not the same as Lucifer Morningstar. Or it's the Spectre, who ranges from being on the same level as Dr. Fate to being virtually omnipotent, depending on who is writing him. Plus there's the Source, the members of the Endless (who sorta are and sorta aren't part of the mainstream DC Universe), the Brothers (from a DC-Marvel crossover), Red Jack (who claimed to be God), and probably some other cosmic entities to make things more complicated.



That didn't make any sense to me. Based on her previous characterization, I don't think she'd begrudge John for hanging out with his teammates, even if they voted against her. For that matter, I don't think she'd begrudge Bats and WW for voting against her. Maybe John promised her that they'd eat lunch together and then forgot about it, but even then I'd expect her to look more disappointed than angry.

Also, the way that played at the end made it seem like John was cool with the idea of getting back together with Shayira and she was the one who would object, whereas I would have expected the opposite.

When Wonder Woman was fading out, her last line was about being able to fix the time line "and save your friend." It looked like she was talking to either Terry or Virgil. I'm guessing- and hoping- that was a reference to Richie's death.