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Infinite Crisis (Comic Book)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })In 1985, DC decided to clean house and create a stabler, more singular continuity. And so they gave us Crisis on Infinite Earths. And it was good (reception-wise), even though it left some issues with continuity (many of which were addressed in Animal Man). Since then, DC has not been shy with the Crisis Crossovers, though most of them could not live up to the standard the original Crisis had set. Zero Hour: Crisis in Time mucked up continuity a bit, and Identity Crisis was in reality just a murder mystery with a plot the fanbase doesn't quite agree on. In honor of the Crisis' 20th anniversary, the editorial staff decided to tie up a few loose ends and create a full blown sequel to it. And in theory, it was a good idea.Since the Crisis, fans had complained that nearly every title DC produced had been getting progressively Darker and Edgier. The Big Three had been hit hardest. Batman lost his sidekick, had his back broken, had Gotham hit by TWO plagues and an earthquake, and just barely saved Gotham from the No Man's Land. Superman died, was replaced four times (two of which were a clone and an evil cybernetic doppleganger), and came back to life JUST to start. Wonder Woman was arguably affected the least, but was recorded killing Max Lord to save Superman. The DCU was dark and getting worse, especially since the events of Identity Crisis, The O.M.A.C. Project and others came to light. The opinions of the fans had been heard, but a question was raised by DC: "What would the heroes of the Crisis — what would the Golden Age Superman think?" Their conclusion? "We saved the wrong Earth." Their solution? Recreate the Multiverse into a Merged Reality.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_2'); })Thus the foundation was set for Infinite Crisis.The survivors of the Multiverse, Alexander Luthor Jr, the Golden Age Superman (Kal-L), Superboy-Prime, and Lois Lane entered a "paradise dimension" at the end of the Crisis, but were able to watch the new Earth. As time went on, they were disappointed by the growing cynicism in the universe and Prime and Luthor began to plan to replace the Earth with a better one. Kal-L agreed, but was more attentive to his dying wife, which Prime and Luthor used to break free from their dimension and enter Earth. Due to Superboy-Prime's punching of the barriers of the dimension, several things changed without explanation. While Prime manipulated events in space, Luthor stayed on Earth and disguised himself as the regular Lex to form a Secret Society of Villains (sans The Joker) and even recruited the treacherous Psycho-Pirate from the original Crisis. When another hero, Pariah, who was instrumental in the fight with the Anti-Monitor, came to warn Lex Luthor of a coming danger, Alexander Luthor killed him.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_1'); })Because of Wonder Woman's murder of Max Lord (who was responsible for the murder of Ted Kord), the treachery of the Justice League, the movement of the planet Rann into Thanagar's orbit, and the center of the universe no longer being Oa, chaos broke out all across the universe. With Hal Jordan revived, the Spectre was without a host and was tricked by Jean Loring, the new Eclipso, into destroying the magic of the universe, which ultimately led to the death of Shazam. Not to mention that before his death, Max Lord hijacked the Brother Mk. I satellite and injected millions of people with the O.M.A.C. nanoprobes which were to activate and transform people into cyborgs to eliminate any and all metahumans upon Lord's death (and it was later revealed that Alexander Luthor screwed up Brother Mk. I further, causing it to go rogue, rename itself Brother Eye, and try to kill as many heroes as it can with its O.M.A.C.'s). Finally, the story began with the abduction of the Martian Manhunter and the destruction of the Justice League Watchtower.Whew! And that's just the prologue to the story!In the main story, Alexander and Superboy-Prime take all the heroes and villains that they spent the past year kidnapping and attach them to a giant "dimensional tuning fork". This allows them to recreate the Multiverse and bring back all the Earths that were lost during the original Crisis, which Alexander can smash together to form what they consider the perfect Earth. Luckily for the Multiverse, Prime picks a fight with the regular Superboy. The fight escalates, and the two eventually crash into the fork, causing all the Earths to merge into one Earth. Prime snaps and flies to the center of the universe in an attempt to destroy and remake the universe. He is intercepted by Superman and Kal-L, who beat him into submission, but not before he kills Kal-L.Plus a bunch of other stories involving the Secret Society of Supervillains trying to Take Over the World by force, Batman leading a team to take down Brother Eye, Superman and Kal-L fighting over Lighter and Softer versus Darker and Edgier, and a bunch of heroes trying to do something about Alexander messing with the universe.As with Crisis on Infinite Earths, a great number of Retcons occurred as a result of the story, in this case caused by a combination of the recollapse of the once dead Multiverse and the punching of the Source Wall by Superboy-Prime.Superboy-Prime's Changes were: Jason Todd was restored to life, even though everyone remembered his death. Elasti-Girl and Negative Man of the Doom Patrol were restored to life, the Chief was restored to his original body and the team's history rebooted. The team eventually remembered its original history, and it was later shown that nearly all of the versions of the Doom Patrol that ever existed are still in continuitynote even Grant Morrison's run, which was originally part of DC continuity before being moved over to the Vertigo line of comics; the Vertigo history other than Morrison's was not brought back in however. Yes, even John Byrne's team. Superman, Donna Troy, and the Metal Men each had the inconsistencies in their origins reconciled. The various incarnations of Hawkman... got pretty badly mixed up. After the event, the Golden Age Hawkman continued to be the one that DC stuck with. Hal Jordan was never an ex-con who served 90 days in prison for drunk driving, leaving a man paralyzed in its wake. Maxwell Lord managed to return to his full human self but, after a lifetime of secretly harboring a deep hatred for superheroes, began to actively manipulate things from behind the scenes as one of the leaders of Checkmate.The changes caused by the rebirth and collapse of the Multiverse were: Joe Chill was arrested for the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne, and was subsequently released after serving his sentence. Superman was briefly active during his teenage years as Superboy. As a result, his adventures with the Legion of Super-Heroes are once again canon. After losing and then regaining his powers, he regained the perfect memory and super fast computer-like calculative processes he had pre-Crisis. Lex Luthor spent his youth in Smallville and knew Superboy, eventually leaving under suspicious circumstances and leaving behind a sister and a dead father. The Original Seven (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), The Flash (Barry Allen), the Martian Manhunter, and Aquaman) were once again the founding members of the Justice League of America. The Justice Society founders regained their memories of the Golden Age Superman, Kal-L. The various versions of General Zod were replaced by a modern Kryptonian Zod (similar to the one in the movies). The Supergirl Matrix was wiped from existence (DC changed their mind later, though)Needless to say, in order to fully appreciate Infinite Crisis, you'd better have done your research, especially with the tie-ins as all of the above would eventually become more important later on. Worlds lived, worlds died (the same could be said of many characters), and the DC Universe was never the same... literally, as it was later revealed, due to the events of Infinite Crisis, The Multiverse was brought back, albeit with a definite number. Later references would call this event the "middle Crisis"; part of a saga that started with Crisis on Infinite Earths, and ran through Final Crisis. The Multiverse and the fate of it and many of the DC superheroes characters (read: plotlines) were later revealed and concluded in the immediate sequel, 52.Currently being unofficially converted into an audio drama, albeit very, very slowly. There is also an official adaptation released by Graphic Audio... it's good for a car ride, if you're well-versed in the DC Universe.Not to be confused with the 2013 multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game. | |
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Macho Masochism: After Superman rips Prime's symbol off, Prime uses his fingernails to carve an S-shield into the flesh of his own chest. | |
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Reality Ensues | |
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Reality Ensues: Golden Age Lois Lane is dying of old age, and no superpower or reality warp can save her. | |
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Breaking the Fourth Wall | |
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: Alexander Luthor plans on taking the "best" Earths and mixing them all together. This includes Earth Prime, our Earth, which he has trouble finding. "Where... are... you!" He says, staring directly out at the reader as his hands reach out from the page, ready to snatch the reader's own world... | |
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Fingore: Alexander Luthor Jr. loses an index finger when the heroes fire energy at his hands through the portal he created. | |
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Ironic Echo | |
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Ironic Echo: During the Battle of Metropolis, Batman has Alex Luthor dead to rights, aiming a gun at Alex and ready to kill him before Wonder Woman steps in and he relents. When the Joker and Lex Luthor come calling, the Joker isn't as forgiving, doing what Batman wouldn't. Early in the story Alexander asks Lex how it feels to be stupid. When Joker kills Alexander Lex asks "Now who's stupid" | |
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Back for the Dead | |
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Back for the Dead: Golden Age Wonder Woman returns to give her modern counterpart some encouraging words, and the Invisible Jet, then fades away into non-existence. | |
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Hurl It into the Sun | |
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Hurl It into the Sun: Variant. Golden Age and Modern Superman carry Prime while flying through Rao (a red sun) in order to remove Prime's powers. | |
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No-Holds-Barred Beatdown | |
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No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Combined with "Freaky Friday" Flip, this is the fight between the Golden Age and Modern Supermen. It's also both fights between Bart Allen and Prime. Allen is not on the receiving end. Subverted with Allen the second time around, as Prime effortlessly escapes and intends to destroy the universe. | |
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Famous Last Words: | |
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C-List Fodder | |
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C-List Fodder: According to The Other Wiki, over sixty named characters were killed in this event. At best, only ten of those characters were really cared about. | |
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Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work | |
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Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work: The Joker and Lex Luthor do what Batman couldn't, kill Alexander. | |
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KickTheDog | |
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Kick the Dog: Batman gets a moment in the first issue when he tells Superman that the last time he inspired anyone was when he died. In a literal example, Superboy-Prime hurting Krypto. | |
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Please, Don't Leave Me | |
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Please Don't Leave Me: In the seventh issue, as her cousin is dying, Power Girl cries out "please, don't leave me alone". | |
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Does Not Know His Own Strength: Superboy-Prime manages to take Pantha's head off by accident. | |
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Curb-Stomp Battle | |
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Curb-Stomp Battle: Doomsday versus the two Supermen. Joker vs the Royal Flush Gang. | |
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Wretched Hive | |
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Wretched Hive: We see a few scenes of Bludhaven before Chemo hits it. Police officers beat up a young man for selling drugs outside a school and not giving them a cut, a pimp looking for more young women for the brothels, and the mayor doing a deal with a local mobster. | |
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Eye Poke | |
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Eye Poke: Black Adam made one to the Psycho Pirate... with super strength. | |
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Leaning on the Fourth Wall | |
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Leaning on the Fourth Wall: While searching for the perfect Earth, Alexander at one point reaches through panels to grab the reader. | |
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Wham Line | |
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Wham Line: At the end of Issue 1: "Now this looks like a job for Superman!" | |
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Good Scars, Evil Scars | |
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Good Scars, Evil Scars: At the end of the storyline, Prime carves the Superman insignia on his chest. | |
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Combat Breakdown | |
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Combat Breakdown: The final fight between Superboy-Prime, Superman and Kal-L as their powers begin to fade due to the red sun radiation they've absorbed. | |
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Life Will Kill You | |
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Life Will Kill You: Contrary to what the Golden Age Superman thinks, the Golden Age Lois died of natural causes. | |
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Brought Down to Normal | |
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Brought Down to Normal: Happens to both Supermen and Superboy-Prime at the end of the story. | |
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Insignia Rip-Off Ritual | |
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Insignia Rip-Off Ritual: Superman does this to Prime. | |
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Jerkass Has a Point | |
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Jerkass Has a Point: Not all heroes are more dark and corrupt than those of Earth-2. Dick Grayson is a prime example. Superman agreed that Batman, rude and paranoid as he is, had a point there. | |
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You Can't Fight Fate | |
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However, Alex Luthor told Power Girl that he accepted that, no matter which universe or reality, a Superman and a Luthor will always be enemies. | |
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Unwitting Pawn | |
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Unwitting Pawn: Kal-L, for Alex Luthor. | |
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From Bad to Worse | |
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From Bad to Worse: The Golden Age heroes watched everything that happened after the original Crisis, but it's the most recent events that finally push Kal-L to intervene. | |
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For Want of a Nail | |
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For Want of a Nail: The battle between Kal-El and Kal-L allows both men to live out the other's past and they decided to alter history. When they end up causing the other's world to die, they both decide the other can't exist. | |
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Join or Die | |
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Join or Die: The Society's default recruiting tactic when would-be members don't believe that Evil Is One Big, Happy Family. Inverted with the Joker which is more "Let me join or die." | |
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Armor-Piercing Question: "What about Dick Grayson?" And with that, Kal-L's insistence that none of the modern heroes are worth protecting starts falling apart. | |
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He's Back! | |
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He's Back: Booster Gold returns with a new outfit and a somehow restored Skeets, after he decided to go back to the twenty-fifth century. | |
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Final Battle | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_830b0ac9 | comment |
Final Battle: The Battle of Metropolis. All the villains versus all the heroes. And leading the charge for the villains? Doomsday. | |
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Medium Awareness | |
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Medium Awareness: The connection that all the kidnapped heroes and villains had was that there were aware on some level of the full extent of Crisis on Infinite Earths. For some, that included knowing that the whole thing was a comic book event. Somewhere in issue #6, Alexander Luthor is standing in the middle of representation of the multiple Earths, searching for Earth-Prime (the "real world" from the Bronze Age stories) Alex Luthor needs Kal-L to recreate the universe, because "everything comes from Superman." The original Superman was the start of superhero comics and the DCU in general. | |
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Confronting Your Imposter | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_8b9e6d7a | comment |
Confronting Your Imposter: When Lex comes face to face with a disguised Alex. | |
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TookALevelInJerkass | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_8cb1a369 | comment |
Took a Level in Jerkass: Superboy-Prime takes several. At first, he just wants to confront Connor about not being a good enough Superboy, then he starts accidentally killing people. After getting trapped in another dimension, he has no problem murdering whole swaths of people for absolutely no reason. | |
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Asshole Victim | |
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Asshole Victim: Really, there were about five decent people in Bludhaven. Alex even compares it to Sodom and Gomorrah. Also Alex himself at the end, gunned down in a back alley like a street thug by the "real" Lex and the Joker. | |
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Ignored Epiphany | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_9053903 | comment |
Ignored Epiphany: Alexander Luthor's plan required him and Superboy-Prime to keep Kal-L in the dark for as long as possible. It never crossed his mind that if he needed to hide his real intentions from Earth-Two Superman, then maybe he is not what one would call a hero. | |
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Heel Realization | |
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Heel Realization: Kal-L has this in stages, ending when he realizes that the Superboy he condemned was a hero willing to die for others while the Superboy he supported became a murdering psycho. | |
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Never My Fault | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_973d220f | comment |
Never My Fault/Why Did You Make Me Hit You?: Superboy Prime does a lot of victim-blaming on his rampages. Even as he's forced into Crispus Allen, the Spectre screams that nothing he did on his rampage was his fault. | |
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Big Bad Duumvirate | |
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Big Bad Duumvirate: Alexander and Prime. Kal-L doesn't really get involved in their schemes since he's too busy taking care of his wife (not that they told him what was going on anyway). A Triumvirate if Brother Eye is included, though he seems to see himself as Alex's subordinate, so maybe not. | |
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Family-Unfriendly Death | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_9afa05c7 | comment |
Family-Unfriendly Death: Black Adam pushes the Psycho Pirate's mask through his head and out the back. | |
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Foreshadowing | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1 | comment |
Foreshadowing: When Batman's team is approaching Brother-Eye, John Stewart notes his Green Lantern ring is reacting oddly to Jaime, like it doesn't like him. Later, Jaime's own series reveals this is because of the scarab. | |
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Homage | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_a1a1491e | comment |
Homage: Mongul Jr. shows up to menace Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman on the moon in a manner similar to the way his father did in For the Man Who Has Everything. Notably, the battle shows how divided the heroes are. It then becomes Continuity Nod in a tie-in issue of Green Lantern, which reveals that he was there to take the Black Mercy. Golden Age Superman smashing a car into Modern Superman in the same way he smashed a car on the cover of Action Comics #1. | |
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Throw-Away Country | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_a1d41a07 | comment |
Throwaway Country: The city of Bludhaven gets nuked when the villain Chemo gets dropped on it. | |
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"Facing the Bullets" One-Liner | |
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"Facing the Bullets" One-Liner | |
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Physical God | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_a60f7120 | comment |
Physical God: Superboy-Prime, who has the power levels of Silver-Age Superman and neither his Kryptonite nor magical weaknesses (red solar radiation still works though). It's suggested once or twice that he's SO strong, that various pantheons of DC's mythical gods actually fled the DC plane of reality during the Infinite Crisis lead-in to get away from him. The usual happened in later works featuring him. | |
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Disappointed in You | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_ab729e43 | comment |
Disappointed in You: According to the writer's commentary, Alfred's comments to Bruce about how his father was never alone when Bruce shoves him away is as close as Alfred would get to this. | |
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No-Sell | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_abd29ad8 | comment |
No-Sell: Batman brandishes a Kryptonite ring at Kal-L, but since he's from another universe, it doesn't do anything. At the end of the event, as Kal-El and Superman fly Superboy-Prime through the remains of Krypton, he laughs that it won't do anything to him. Except they're not flying at Krypton... Psycho-Pirate's powers don't do anything to Black Adam. | |
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Nice Job Fixing It, Villain | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_acf33d00 | comment |
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain!: Had it not been for Alex Luthor's manipulations, Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman would probably have gone their separate ways for good. Although, a large percentage of why they were cracking apart in the first place (Max Lord's shenanigans and the Brother Eye going rogue) was his fault to begin with. | |
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Oh, Crap! | |
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Oh, Crap!: The look on Maxwell Lord's face when, under the Lasso of Truth's influence, he's forced to reply "Kill me!" to the question "How do I free Superman from your control?" | |
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Face–Heel Turn | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_af3ea0e3 | comment |
Face–Heel Turn: Alex Luthor Jr. and Superboy-Prime. Kal-L thankfully manages to avoid this. | |
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Expospeak | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_af9c3cbb | comment |
Expo Speak: Mostly used the way it always is in superhero comics, but it becomes especially notable when Alex takes a time-out from destroying entire universes so he can run down what amounts to a bulletted list of the retcons created by Superboy-Prime. | |
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Multiversal Conqueror | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_b401ff67 | comment |
Multiversal Conqueror: Superboy-Prime. | |
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Too Dumb to Live | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_b58b4e3c | comment |
Too Dumb to Live: The Joker comes to find out that Big Bad Alexander Luthor didn't let him in because of his unpredictability. Of all the super villains Alex was gathering, he didn't let the Joker in. The Joker is understandably pissed. Jump to the final issue, with Alex planning to rebuild his power and his power base, only to be ambushed by the Joker and Lex Luthor. And as Alex is begging for mercy, Lex tells him flat out his one big mistake wasn't attacking Superman or killing Superboy or even messing with him or any of that. It was "not letting the Joker play◊." | |
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Precision F-Strike | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_bc00493f | comment |
Precision F-Strike: When the villains decide they are going to devastate Metropolis, Superman replies, "Like Hell." A usually mild example but given Superman's status as a boy scout, it fits. | |
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Berserk Button | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_bc74ef27 | comment |
Berserk Button: Conner was already fighting Superboy-Prime, but then he hurt Krypto. | |
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Slasher Smile | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_bd4264a3 | comment |
Slasher Smile: The last image of the book is Superboy-Prime doing this right after carved a haphazard Superman logo on his bare chest. | |
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Undignified Death | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_be30e493 | comment |
Undignified Death: For all of his power, Alexander Luthor of Earth-Three ends up being murdered in an alley with a gun and a bunch of acid while begging for his life. Psycho-Pirate dies by having Black Adam force his mask through his skull, but the actual graphics look like Black Adam impaled his fingers into Psycho-Pirate's eye sockets. | |
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Murder Into Malevolence | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_bec2f925 | comment |
Murder Into Malevolence: After returning to life, Jason adopts the Joker's original "Red Hood" identity and attempts to take over organized crime in Gotham in a ploy to kill Batman's Rogues Gallery while getting the Caped Crusader to finally kill a man, by any means necessary. Unlike most examples, he eventually manages to take a few steps back from the brink, though he remains the most radical and prone to trouble of the Robins. | |
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I Have You Now, My Pretty | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_bfad4265 | comment |
I Have You Now, My Pretty: Psycho-Pirate wants Power Girl. Black Adam solves the problem in his own way. | |
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Hope Spot | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_c3c18143 | comment |
Hope Spot: Earth-Two has been recreated, and it looks like everything will work out for the Kents. And then Lois Lane collapses. | |
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Offscreen Moment of Awesome | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_c5b47b36 | comment |
Offscreen Moment of Awesome: Joker beating the Royal Flush Gang to death◊. | |
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Killed Off for Real | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_cda501da | comment |
Killed Off for Real: The Human Bomb, Golden Age Lois Lane, Golden Age Wonder Woman, Psycho-Pirate, Golden Age Superman, Alex Luthor. | |
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1.0 | |
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| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_d001c42c | type |
Anti-Villain | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_d001c42c | comment |
Anti-Villain: Black Adam starts the series as one of the inner circle of the Secret Society, participating in the massacre against the Freedom Fighters. Then he's betrayed and hooked into the Multiversal machine for his connection to Earth-S. When, he's freed, he helps the superheroes... by going on a killing rampage against the Secret Society, killing both Psycho Pirate and Amazo. When Gypsy asks if he's on the heroes' side now, Zatanna responds he's pretty much on his own side. | |
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An Arm and a Leg | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_d028e0da | comment |
An Arm and a Leg: Superboy-Prime rips off Risk's right arm. | |
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Debate and Switch | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_d1b19b75 | comment |
Debate and Switch: Initially, there was some ambiguity about whether the survivors of the original Multiverse could be right in regards to the moral condition of the current universe. After the first couple of issues, it was gone; the rest of the series had Alex Luthor and Superboy-Prime as the clear-cut villains and Kal-L ended up changing sides. However, Alex Luthor told Power Girl that he accepted that, no matter which universe or reality, a Superman and a Luthor will always be enemies. | |
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Big "SHUT UP!" | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_d1e7f24a | comment |
Big "SHUT UP!": Superboy-Prime, on Kal-L's Rousing Speech. | |
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Hypocrite | |
| Infinite Crisis (Comic Book) / int_d52d28b6 | comment |
Hypocrite: A huge part of both Alex Luthor and Superboy-Prime is that, while both chide the post-Crisis heroes for being Darker and Edgier, both are murdering nutjobs that are prepared to kill scores of people in their search for the "perfect" Earth. | |
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Batman Grabs a Gun | |
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Batman Grabs a Gun: After it looked like Alex Luthor killed Nightwing, Batman decided enough was enough and threatened to finally end Luthor's life. It was not a coincidence that Wonder Woman of all people talked him out of it, especially when she had murdered Max Lord not too long prior. This act is the straw that breaks the camel's back as Bruce decides that he could no longer be the "grim and distrustful" Batman he had been over the last few years and goes on a year-long sojourn to rebuild Batman. | |
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Holographic Disguise | |
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Holographic Disguise: Alexander Luthor Jr. posing as Lex Luthor. | |
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Cue the Sun | |
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Cue the Sun: Issue 2 has Power Girl fighting several criminals on her own. Behind her, the red skies start fading, until she's finally saved by the returning Kal-L, at which point not only have the skies turned completely blue, but the sun's shining behind him. | |
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Legion of Doom | |
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Legion of Doom: One of the largest iterations of the Secret Society. | |
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Chekhov's Gunman | |
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Chekhov's Gunman: In the second issue, The Joker is pissed off that he wasn't invited into the Society by Alexander for being too crazy and unpredictable. In the last issue, he kills Alexander in an alleyway as revenge. Early on, a teenager in El Paso, Texas, finds an odd scarab after being saved by Superman from a collapsing building. | |
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Despair Event Horizon | |
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Despair Event Horizon: Batman suffers one in #3, complete with flashes to the deaths of his parents and Jason Todd. | |
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Continuity Snarl | |
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Continuity Snarl: The series was an attempt to fix a couple of DCs more infamous ones. While the explanation for what happened was mocked for a short time afterwards, the results were pretty decent. | |
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Decon-Recon Switch | |
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Decon-Recon Switch: At the beginning of the story, Batman is at his most paranoid, Wonder Woman is dealing with the effects of her killing Max Lord, and Superman is dealing with the fact that he apparently inspires no one anymore. Through the story, Batman learns to trust his allies again (signified by accepting Hal Jordan's help on Brother Eye to escape after spending the last year going out of his way to distrust the former Parallax). Wonder Woman decides to readopt Thou Shall Not Kill (by throwing her sword down and convincing Batman not to kill Alex Luthor), and Superman rediscovers his inspiring qualities (noted when he gives Prime a Kirk Summation about how un-Superman the kid is despite all his powers, costume, and name.) At the very end, all three take a break from superhero work to rediscover themselves. Batman in particular retraces his steps in his training, but brings his kids along with him. | |
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Criminal Doppelgänger | |
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Criminal Doppelgänger: Alexander Luthor Jr. for mainstream Luthor (who is also a criminal, but at least keeps his hands clean). | |
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The Starscream | |
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The Starscream: In a straight-up subversion, Alexander Luthor knew that it is generally impossible for anybody to control somebody that's as insane as The Joker so he did not even try. The Joker was VERY unhappy that he was not picked for the team as Luthor eventually found out. | |
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Incredibly Lame Pun: The Joker has killed the members of the Royal Flush Gang and demanded to know why he wasn't included in the latest Society of Super-Villains: | |
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Together in Death | |
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Together in Death: Golden Age Superman and Lois. | |
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Three Stooges Shout-Out | |
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Psycho-Pirate dies by having Black Adam force his mask through his skull, but the actual graphics look like Black Adam impaled his fingers into Psycho-Pirate's eye sockets. | |
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Skyward Scream | |
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Skyward Scream: Kal-L, when his Lois passes, screams loud enough to shatter every window around him. Superman hears him from a whole planet away. | |
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Gondor Calls for Aid | |
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Gondor Calls for Aid: Conner summons the Teen Titans to help with Superboy-Prime, and they fetch the Justice Society of America and the Doom Patrol. During the Battle of Metropolis. | |
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