Comments | booster17: Countdown crossovers and (approx) Timeline

booster17

Countdown crossovers and (approx) Timeline

Jun 06, 2007 10:44

Yes, I'm a great big comic geek.

And this is where I'm going to be trying to work out all the Countdown stuff : timelines, how/where everything else crosses over, and what goes where.

( Countdown : Quarter One )

comic stuff, countdown

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bastardsnow June 6 2007, 13:26:11 UTC

I don't know if you've missed anything, but this has been helpful to me. Thank you.

booster17 June 6 2007, 16:20:07 UTC

I'm gonna be updating it every week (hopefully) and adding to it as we go along. It just made sense to get things started now before things got real complicated later. I've tried working out reading orders for stuff before when they were near the end and gave up in disgust. :)

Nice icon!

booster17 June 6 2007, 16:21:29 UTC

Actually, thinking about your icon reminds me that I really must go back and re-read JLA 0 now for clues again.

*grin*

foenix June 6 2007, 14:42:01 UTC

Also of note, Mister Miracle, the Female Furies and Darkseid also appeared in the last few issues of Firestorm, and Orion was seen on the very last page of Mystery in Space.

booster17 June 6 2007, 16:22:35 UTC

Ah... didn't know the Mystery in Space one, so that'll be added for sure. Ta!

foenix June 6 2007, 14:43:18 UTC

Ack. Just saw the Prof Stein there at the end, of the preCountdown.

booster17 June 6 2007, 16:23:03 UTC

Don't make me come over there... :P

foenix June 6 2007, 16:24:53 UTC

*makes faces at you from across the ocean!*

booster17 June 6 2007, 16:27:28 UTC

....I need a better throwing arm... or teleportation!

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booster17 June 11 2007, 11:00:33 UTC

It's Countdown.

It's weekly.

It's lasting for a year.

So...no!

lea_hazel June 6 2007, 21:54:16 UTC

...Wow. Something that makes less sense than the whole Avengers/X-Men/Decimation/Civil War storyline(s) on Marvel. Might be because I only recognize about half the characters and don't even know them that well. All I know about DC is that if you pick up a random male superhero and replace the "-man" at the end of his name with a "-girl", there have already been five of them and none of their back stories make any sense.

DC leaves me going "WTF?" But I'm still going to start reading Supergirl in August, because the concept art is shiny.