A History of DC Reboots

[@eksine]

So basically DC tried to simplify things, fucked up, and now it's infinitely more complicated than when they started, nice

[@ThePaintingClinic]

I'm more confused now.

[@DraaxLP]

This was the most confusing stuff ever lol I may have to rewatch a few times to get it right!

[@UnifiedEntity]

D.C - *Destroy Continuity*

[@BrothaBeige88]

or DC = Ditch Continuality, lol

[@eazybe1]

+RaginDXDemon or DC = Don't Care...

[@alexfox1009]

DC = Damn Crisis.

[@d3v3ga]

+RaginDXDemon DC= Damn Confusing

[@TheSwamper]

+RaginDXDemon Does Marvel do a better job of this? Serious question, I like both companies equally.

[@eazybe1]

You lost me around the 10 minute mark. You need a reboot of this video

[@tezmard3003]

eazybe1 just watch it a few more times

[@Soul_May]

Soo... Brainiac is the biggest DC fan in the multiverse

[@Wizzanker]

Man, ridiculous multi reboots like this are why i never got into comics regularly. I know they do some of these to make it easier for new readers to get into things, but for me it has the opposite effect. They can't ever get rid of all the old stuff, because it will alienate old readers, and that makes new/occasional readers like me feel like I NEED to catch up on all the old stuff to understand everything. I'd prefer if they just occasionally released summary volumes of all the important points of a character for new readers to catch up with. Otherwise, I'm sticking to the movies and TV shows that seem less interested in injecting themselves into the decades long continuity of the comics.

[@giovannitorres9337]

Josh Rizzo if you are a company, you cater to the best compromise for all fans. Not the best thing for one snowflake. Sure, DC can alter their comics to something you and your generation will love...then what? What happens when you, or others of your generation get tired of comics? How do they make money? Answer is simple, they don’t. Their wants>Your wants.

[@youmadornahhh]

@@giovannitorres9337 what a passive aggressive ass comment lmao. & yellow from the future.

[@bearbbb12]

Honestly that sounds like a good idea you have

[@comics_explained]

I know it's a late upload but it took me a day or so just to figure out Final Crisis...

[@uriel30]

+ComicsExplained So in a nutshell you're saying this...DC doesn't know what to do?

[@TevyaSmolka]

+ComicsExplained so are we going to get back the pre 52 universe

[@TevyaSmolka]

So does this mean we are going to get back the pre flashpoint universe or not because I am so confused

[@johnnyscifi]

I loved Final Crisis, but it gets weird. Multiversity is kind of a follow up to it!!

[@ijl007]

+ComicsExplained what i find weird with Flashpoint's logic is if Thawn killed Barry's mom by time traveling then the whole universe is an altered timeline which means that Barry saving his mom should just fix things like time traveling heroes do all the time not cause that worst case scenario world that doesn't happen when over time travelers undo time alterations unless that was the original timeline(which we know its not since Barry is still the flash in Thawn's timeline) in which case Thawn is a hero well anti hero

[@ricancira]

This video is like watching a really smart mathematician trying to explain a really complex equation while the numbers keep moving around the chalkboard like ants. I enjoyed this video.

[@marionjohnson6491]

Who remembers the Justice League Unlimited episode where time collapsed and they saw the hand of God, but they referred to it as "The Secret of The Universe"?

[@hashiondiscord8540]

Just remember dc's policy when in doubt reboot it out

[@MrBranh0913]

DC has actually only had 2 reboots. Crisis and Flashpoint. Every other "reboot" were more retcon events. Similar to how Convergence and Rebirth are ACTUAL reboots, but just reconning new elements into the continuity. Marvel does retcons too, but they kind of "just happen" instead of being explained in an event. The reality there has only been 4 cannon superman's. Golden Age, Silver Age, Post-Crisis, and New 52. The same with Wonder Woman, Batman, and other characters. Events like Zero Hour, Infinite Crisis, Final Crisis, and Convergence still retained the same continuity, they just added elements from older previously "wiped out" continuities. Again Flashpoint is the only other real reboot where the super heroes were placed with different versions.

[@luisalbertoarenasaraya4579]

So Crisis and Flashpoint eliminate while the orthers add and edit?

[@soexcited2861]

I literally understood almost none of this

[@Sjono]

Imagine the horror that would happen if DC starts rebooting it's cinematic universe 20 years from now

[@dwecktek]

And the messed up part is that they will just like comics people always want something new to read or in this case a new movie

[@ndalum75]

+Sjono What is this "if" you speak of? I know only of a "when".

[@donovanlarsen7982]

First we'd have to see if it's any good in the first place. The only thing we have to judge it on so far is Man of Steel, which I am pretty divided over.

[@krim7]

+Sjono They have already rebooted multiple times. The Dark Knight, the Burton films, the Shoemaker films and Adam West film have nothing to do with Batman v Superman. The Reeves Superman has nothing to do with Man of Steel. We've already experienced reboots. When DC wants to start over, they will just start fresh.

[@Sjono]

+krim7 Those films were all standalone films in their own separate continuity. It was easy to reboot. The DCCU on the other hand will have an ongoing continuity that future live action DC films will have to abide by. I wouldn't be surprised if DCCU hit the reboot button sooner than the MCU

[@BowerBomB]

and marvel just said "there's infinite alternative realities. if something weird happens you're in one of those."

[@mikegould6590]

I think it stands to reason that even the most well-versed and expansive collectors find this series of reboots confusing. To be honest, I don't think I will ever truly follow all of this. I do, however, appreciate al the time it took for you to put this together, Rob. This would be a LOT of work, and likely lead to a series of blank stares and empty drinks afterward.

[@redeye3869]

And this is why I don’t like DC. Every few years the HAVE to change everything and make it new and easier to understand, only to make it complicated again later and now they need to reboot it all again.

[@jcunited02]

Thank you for this video! It explains a lot I wasn't aware of, I'm a new reader I started with New 52, but it always confused me when I got to Green lantern, blackest night, and all Goeff Johns story lines.

[@WilbertRivera]

My question is whats the point? Doing all these reboots I don't feel like the character have become that much interesting it just makes me feel like it made things more confusing.

[@comics_explained]

+Wilbert Rivera Well that's the problem, entire reboots are done rather than fixing small things in a singular comic.

[@teddyisaliar271]

+ComicsExplained can you do the blackest night?

[@xavigolden8287]

+Wilbert Rivera Well, CRISIS is at fault here. It was a FREAKING AWESOME reboot, but since it was such a hit, DC assumed that a reboot could be their solution for every time things got confusing.

[@xavigolden8287]

+Dylan Gouldthorpe Well, it's not that complicated. Barry Allen's return from the speed force coincides with Nekron recruiting Black Hand to use fake Batman's skull to resurrect the Hawks, who then... never mind. It's complicated.

[@Fluffysunshine1325]

+ComicsExplained I Don't think it's a reboot. This Rebirth is supposedly headed by the Creative teams that did Flash:Rebirth and Green Lantern:Rebirth which saw Barry Allen and Hal Jordon brought back to life.

[@geekcommentator8567]

Easily one of your best videos yet, and all of your videos are pretty awesome. You just pretty much cleared up any confusions I had with DC continuity and for that I thank you.

[@AllThings_Gaming-c1m]

I could see DCEU building up to Anti-Monitor as is Marvel with Infinity wars. DC could reboot their universe with Flashpoint paradox or end it with Kingdom come , would like to see Blackest night on the big-screen

[@kinqy2433]

looks as if they are building up to darksied

[@xavigolden8287]

+Star Wars The Force Awakens:Episode VII Nah, that stuff is way too confusing. Infinity Wars was a pretty simple event, Blackest Night requires decades of deaths and returns.

[@AllThings_Gaming-c1m]

Xavi Golden Marvel doing Civil war, the possibility out there. Blackest night- they can do , it can be in a GL film in the future, DC has the rights to all their characters,their not limited into anything. Kingdom come is a good wrap up say end of their Phases , Injustice Gods among us another good elseworld story Flashpoint paradox- brilliant

[@AllThings_Gaming-c1m]

Axel Quatripolar We don't know just yet, Comicbook fans are craving for a joined universe of DCTV & DCEU like the MCU.

[@AllThings_Gaming-c1m]

Axel Quatripolar We'll see if its done right

[@skywriter9532]

Please, whatever Rebirth winds up being, just let it be good. If we can get a solid DC cinematic universe going and a great comics line up DC can really get a good thing going.

[@treasey8655]

Update 6 years later? What's your opinion?

[@Bob_Piss]

@14:00 .... I know the Mortal Kombat soundtrack when I hear it ....

[@Bob_Piss]

+Captain PissPiss That is the music that plays at the very end of the movie ... Right before the credits when all the kids are running around and the Mortal fighters think they've won. Little do our heroes know ..... that a shitty sequel would continue their miserable adventures.

[@jaywarner1976]

+Captain PissPiss what's the name of the song?

[@SolidMike84]

Orbital - "Halcyon On and On"

[@parsman9914]

What's the music before that?

[@dylanlongmoore2586]

But do you know ‘Hackers’ music when you hear it?

[@brianoneil3891]

I think it's really cool how you have that song from the Mortal Kombat movie playing in the background I think it fits

[@turoezekiel1909]

awesome video. orbital on the background makes it that much better. thumbs up dude.

[@austineaton2646]

The part about Final Crisis just about rebooted my brain

[@Jayfive276]

God this stuff is ridiculous when you say it out loud... Thumbs up for the use of Halycon & On & On by Orbital in the background though :D

[@MannaEntertainment]

That background music was from the pre end scene in Mortal Kombat when they beat Shang Tsung! Happy memory activated lol.

[@victorluna9434]

I like how In order to get rid of confusion between characters they make and extremly confusing storyline to solve the problem

[@brianoneil3891]

i feel like everytime i step away from comics for whatever reason when i finally wanna jump back in the entire landscape of both companies are completely changed so seriously thank you for creating this channel id be so lost without it

[@SadwichPunch2100]

+ComicsExplained Cool video and it helped a little. Just a suggestion; it'd be great if you could do an in depth breakdown of each reboot both DC and Marvel have gone through over the years would be great. I know I might be asking too much, but now I'm interested in what actually happened in the stories and not just how they affected each multiverse respectively. Thought it'd be a cool idea if your looking for one for your next video series. Just do me a favor and give me a shout-out in the first video if you end up doing that. Other than that keep doing what you're doing I enjoy it along with all your other subscribers.

[@itsjieyang]

Rob, you didn't start with "So what I wanna do" and it threw me off, mate.

[@justwungo]

All these reboots really annoy me, especially Flashpoint and Convergence. I kinda feel like they should've at least given the Final Crisis multiverse a chance, instead of almost instantly diving into Flashpoint. I'm just hoping that this next reboot doesn't mess things up more. Whilst Convergence was weak, the end goal and ideal to have every continuity co-exist may sound like a mess, but at least each person could go back and follow the stories of the continuities they liked, whilst not worrying about the ones they didn't. But, I get the feeling the next reboot will just be another New 52, if you know what I mean.

[@ItalianIrishguy]

So let me get this straight, DC destroyed their multiverse after Crisis on Infinite Earths and reformed it into one singular universe, then they literally rebooted that universe in Zero Hour, brought back the multiverse again temporarily in Infinitive Crisis but at the end of that it dissolved back into one universe but then fragmented into 52 parallel universes and created the 52 multiverse? Holy shit that's insane.

[@dashhazard8526]

Wow! Is that Orbital's "Halcyon On and On" in background? You kick ass with da music bro!

[@mercuryman1250]

I appreciate your comics explain series a lot

[@JosefFerguson]

corrected title: A History of DC's half-assed Reboots

[@SonGara]

Nice touch with the Mortal Kombat movie ending song.

[@Stormguard]

Impressive man. This was quite the undertaking.

[@jinchuriki009]

I lost track of what was going on after 5 minutes.

[@MrJuice1276]

I am rereading all the reboots because these editors and writers have totally confused me. Thanks for explaining this collage of confusion. DC doesn't give a damn about its readers; they're all about selling more comics, sometimes badly written stories. GREAT UPLOAD, BRO!!

[@camiloroldan1292]

Yeah! 20 mins Videos again!

[@synthdott7954]

missed them too

[@berniemacsgreatesthi]

+Camilo Roldán It's like he wants to keep them short >:(

[@AlexanderLairdVlogs]

Great video, this really helped, I've got an idea for a video, you should explain the two cities of Krypton, Kandor and Kryptonopolis, could be a short video, but Kandor is quite a good story to tell, the whole Brainiac thing and everything

[@MRSHADO27]

Thank you so much man. I've read Final Crisis 20 times and now I finally understand what happened. Thanks

[@HPCthulhu2011]

I'm going with: 1. Crisis on Infinite Earths. 2. Infinite Crisis Omnibus. 3. Flashpoint in a future Omnibus. 4. New52/Rebirth....and Rebirth being much better than New52. I would have maybe skipped the New52 but some of it is good.

[@kamranr03]

So - many - CRISES - CANT - BARE 🥴 REBOOOOOT

[@scottgregory4078]

I'm still so confused

[@mnnm522]

wow rob awesome video. this video basiclly round up all of you dc videos:)

[@henchone]

I've read final crisis a few times and it still doesn't make all that much sense to me, but very awesome video rob!!

[@hunterlegacy777]

Good stuff Rob, I'm more of a Marvel fan boy and I've always been confused on DC reboots. It's still confusing but this helps a lot.

[@Avarn388]

Great Video, Rob. It is nice to see a longer video. It definitely reminds me of when you first started. A bet with more refinement. While I fully understood what happened in the video, it made me cognizant of one fact; why Comics are so niche nowadays. I understand why Crisis on Infinite Earths needed to happen, but essentially all these other huge story events/ "crises" boil down to lack of a cohesive continuity amongst DC. To be fair, there will be no such thing as a perfect continuity. Even in the most robust ones, you are bound to encounter problems. I know this being a diehard EU fan of Star Wars(hence, one of the reasons why I was open to the EU going away. Though, I'll admit the decision was handled poorly). Having all these events go down so as to restart with number one's, can be quite confusing to newcomers of comics. Especially, if they are required to have some background information on these events and the writers do not convey this information. I'll always love DC. Especially, for the Marc Wolfman and George Perez run on the Titans and Aquaman. But rebooting yet again after a major event just is going to make it harder, relatively, for newcommers to get into DC comics. It is this reason why I loved the Ultimates, as it gave a cool refreshing take(except Ultimatum. Screw that comic). Overall, great work as always Rob.

[@jabezcreed]

Excellent work Rob! This is essentially the closest thing to an authoritative history of the DC universe/multiverse.

[@diablochorizero6586]

So WTF was the canon story time line then ?

[@arquelino]

GREAT GREAT GREAT video. Except for Convergence, I picked up new things I couldn't get before.

[@mysticalmonotreme]

I don't know if you skipped because of time constraints, but what of DC's brief flirtation of "Hypertime?" From what I recall, it was basically a multiverse of sorts, but with "alternate timelines." Except that it had the main DC timeline, with other timelines branching out from it and occasionally intersecting with each other. Nothing really came out of it though except a couple story arcs from Superboy (Kon-el/Connor Kent's first series) and Flash. Personally, I found the distinction between parallel universes and alternate timelines to be a false one.

[@acheman8836]

I believe that the 'Rebirth' reboot will be heavily inspired or even based on the DCEU films, perhaps they will give backstory to Batfleck's twenty year history, Wonder Woman's 5,000, Superman after man of steel and BvS and the rest of the heroes. This may be done so the comics can sell more. It's called DC 'Extended' Universe after all, maybe an extension of films, comics, shows, animations and even videogames.

[@etherraichu]

So Flash caused the first reboot, and the most recent reboot.

[@luisalbertoarenasaraya4579]

Barry should retire lol.

[@baronzemo521]

Good video Rob, i really needed it because it's so confusing. But could you do a video on Hydra please? I've been chasing you in every video telling you

[@BauKim]

Great video on trying to explain all of the DC reboots, but I felt like I was on Mister Toad's wild ride. I mean, I get what happened, and at least for the first two I kind of get why they did it, but after that, the whys just keep on stacking on top of each other. You would think after Infinite Crisis, they'd have been satisfied.

[@Darkshade993]

Could you possibly do a video on why convergence was important, ( if at all) because I thought that it was going to be a turn around for DC and it would slowly become good again. My problem with it is that while the first 2 issues felt to me like the story was going to be great then after 3 or 4 it became pointless and confusing. I felt cheated out of money and time. Please help.

[@slayba]

that's how I felt when I was over nothing really changed... but a according to this video it brought back pre-flashpoint characters such as Lois and Clark

[@krim7]

+Darkshade993 Convergence brought back characters from previous continuities and allowed them to become the stars of their own comics. Superman: Lois and Clark are from the Post-Crisis Universe but are now living on the New 52 universe.

[@marclax6230]

You did good job explaining the subject in the time allotted. But DC still had a few very soft reboots leading up to infinite Crisis and before Final Crisis. With a Rebirth here and a Secret Origins there tweaking some of the rebooted continuity. Not to mention trying to bring the Kingdom Come universe into DC continuity and Hypertime. Still a good peak at the major reboots. You can entire episodes of the three Crises and pick apart and analyze the insanity of Final Crisis and Convergence. Love to see more in the future. Thanks.

[@dabunnyman9133]

A minor odd reboot took on Earth 2 place during the JLA/JSA meetings. Originally Earth 2 was still in the 1940's when the first meeting took place. I think around the 3rd or 4th one they had a crisis where they were in the same time period as Earth 1.

[@HorseChoker001]

It seems like ever since 1939 (the year i think you said) DC been rebooting. I know i might get some shit for this, but sometimes i look towards the animated series for some continuity....SOMETIMES not all the time. Rob nice video as always keep it up.

[@PrimaryRavioli]

Someday maybe they'll do the "Crisis of F#@k It: Everything is changed and corrected" We can dream, can't we...

[@artist0154]

20:10 So golden age was "retconing" being earth 2 all this time Silver age become the real earth 1 then they make *Crisis on infinite earths* because money and destroy the multiverse, now making different versions of the same heroes this make everything a mess for the fans so they rebooting with *zero hour* erasing the bad stuff these new world didn't like so they made a soft-reboot with *Infinite crisis* erasing just little details and adding heroes, with this DC brought old characters and new ones recreating the multiverse BUT They made an event *final crisis* because money, so the heroes now can travel through earths EVERYTHING ITS OKEY BUT *Flashpoint* sigh Flash changes and fix the timeline rebooting all creating "new 52" new 52 didn't like so they made *convergence* bringing all thing back and now they make another soft-reboot *Rebirth* (like infinite crisis) erasing fails and adding new stuff

[@cedrictripp9372]

I love your info videos. top notch work.

[@333angeleyes]

People keep complaining about the bad DCU movies but what they don't realize is that DC source materials are messed up! Rob now i see why you never finished the history of DC universe video. But would it be possible for you to do a DC power hierarchy video?

[@Foxarocious]

Great explainer! That Mortal Kombat track, though...lol

[@ryan222777]

my head hurts

[@AwareWolfOnWheels]

I just learnt so much new stuff I forgot my childhood.

[@IkaikaArnado]

new 52 gave a structure to the multiverse, in order for writers to explore creative concepts, while sticking to continuity. convergence made everything in the DC Universe canon and valid.

[@MrSlade2814]

power girl's origin was established after infinite crisis not final crisis. In JSA's one year later she is aware of coming from earth 2. and even speaks to everyone about it.

[@CroxBox]

Excellent job explaining it all man

[@nimblesuperman2332]

great vid. its informative and easy to understand!

[@therick3645]

I think i would have preferred the GL video, if only because it would have been easier to follow, I mean, Good Lord, DC needs to work on clearing some of that mess up. Still, very well explained, thank you.

[@mrdgenerate]

13:40 god damnit rob if i didnt already love you... i would now. Fukn love this song and mk95. Love. This. Song. Halcyon on and on by orbital.. i think.

[@adancinhipo]

Convergence is still really weird to me if you could make a video around that reboot it'd be awesome.

[@TalesofStories]

How the fuck were you able to get your head around all this?! Nicely done!!

[@aaronpegany]

So basically, New 52 destroyed all previous continuity except for Batman's and Green Lantern's? And Convergence basically brings everything back? Honestly, the New 52 stuff is when things get really confusing for me.

[@aaronpegany]

And I just thought of this, but doesn't the Convergence basically make all of the previous Crisis events unnecessary? And how does DC Rebirth fit into all of this?

[@KronosSion]

Wait a minute...so now thanks to Brainiac, EVERYTHING is back?! Basically, don't worry about following all of this because, the Golden, Silver, and Bronze Ages, New Earth, and Earth Prime now all exist *AGAIN* or am I missing something?????

[@MMOGood2Go]

I thought that was very well explained. great work sir.

[@KarsuneGaming]

so... do i wait for the new reboot ?

[@evelynduncan6686]

I think only Franklin Richards could keep track of all of the changes, reboots, and characters.

[@gerlach1025]

What a mess. It still cracks me up that they let green lantern and batman's continuities continue especially since in that window there are crossovers with other DC characters that were 100% rebooted.

[@ricardpark7714]

People seem to forget that these "so many reboots" took place over 80 years of comic history. That's not that many. Christ. This isn't like rebooting Hulk movies 2.5 times in the course of 10 years.

[@SmileyGirl22100]

80 years is a really long time..

[@luisalbertoarenasaraya4579]

This is why rather read the Wiki or watch your vids since the TimeLine for me is like wrestling with a puma.

[@gakabler]

BIG correction: The character that you keep referring to as the Earth 3 Lex Luthor is incorrect. The Earth 3 Lex Luthor was the father to this character, ALEXANDER Luthor. As with the the rest of the Earth 3 universe Lex Luthor and his wife, Lois Lane died (or disappeared) along with that universe's entire existence. Before the destruction of Earth 3, Lex Luthor put his infant son (Alexander) into a space ship and sent him (eventually) to the realm of The Monitor. This story is intentionally a reproduction of the Superman origin.

[@JaQofAllTrad3s]

You should really do a history of Brainiac video. That would be amazing.

[@drhooligan3800]

Dear ComicsExplained. This video was kind of helpful and gave me a little bit more background. Back can you go a little more indepth with the history? I mean, this was good but I didn't get most of you points you were trying to make. I don't fully understand what Multiverse really is. But what I'm most confused about is all these reboots and where to start on reading comics. I'm new to comics, and all of this history is kind of confusing. I mean, can you give me some suggestions as to were to start so I can receive more background information? I'm new to comics as I said, and I don't know where to start. So when I see like a cool Series I want to read and it says like Earth One or like New 52 I'm soo confused. Please give me some suggestions.

[@JaimeAGB-pt4xl]

I really do thank you for explaining the WHOLE DC Continuity, quite the remarkable thing given that sometimes not even the most hardcore or they`re own writers can`t do it as well .... having said that ... even if DC has great heroes (batman of course, but not limited to him), I prefer MARVEL because even when dealing with multiverse situation the stories are much more cohesive, proof is that .... They`ve only needed 1 REBOOT

[@JaimeAGB-pt4xl]

+Jaime Andres Gomez Bastos Gomez Bastos .... PS: please continue the Injustice series, OR explain Watchmen ... Thanks in advance :)

[@vanshjain3207]

well it was not exactly a reboot it was retcon

[@johancronisk3405]

there is one alternate time line in comics that makes sense - watchmen.

[@BuddhaBot]

I'm just kinda curious what happened at the end of Convergence? I didn't read the main event, cuss each time i picked up an issue, it just a lot of fight scenes with brightly colored costumed people i don't know punching eachother, and when I DID see someone I know it's like "Flashpoint Batman and Parallax Hal, what?" I only picked up tie in issues to characters I cared about, and I got the basic gist. Specific DC universe publication timelines are put in a dome, and some guy who looks like brainiac or maybe he is brainiac puts random characters from ANOTHER dc universe and they fight and ... something happens, I dunno. Anyway, I'm just curious what happened in the end? I know of the Lois & Clark comic that came out afterwards, I assume that's a result of convergence? Just curious, did anything like ... happen, in the end game of that event?

[@patrickjennings8116]

The music you play in the background is always great. What is the name of the song in this video, if you don't mind me asking?

[@Chandasouk]

Nice. Definitely gotta watch this later. Preferably to kill time at work.

[@Aenx17]

Do you have anything explaining Blackest Night and Brightest day? Are they post new 52? I've been trying to get into DC's heroes but they are far too complex, Now I see why.

[@MartoofTK]

Awesome video man, like always, but my head hurts lol

[@Greenboom98]

Great video Rob... but seriously.. Why the hell is the DCU so confusing and convoluted? Reminds me of Kingdom Hearts.... Hmn.. Maybe a Rob Explains Kingdom Hearts storyline... Can't we just get so simple like Superman punch a hole in fabric of time and space... everything and every dimension goes into it and we have a new dimension mixed in. Boom... Done... simplified without tons of crap to add to the storyline. [Puts up Flame Shield] By the way Rob, did you finished the Convergence videos? Have to check on them...

[@lerigan]

This is so confusing... So, the order would be like this, then? Crisis on Infinite Earths, then Zero Hour, then Infinite Crisis, then Final Crisis, then Flashpoint, and then Convergence. Is that how it goes? Am I missing a series? I'm interested in reading them (already finished CoIE), but it seems convoluted enough to almost not being even worth the time...

[@funzjag]

Interesting video, interesting channel, I've subscribed.

[@jonathanbarker1016]

It almost seems like everthing in DC Universe .Has it going back to Crisis on Infinite Earths .And that was back in 1985..So the one moment in DC Universe has a ripple effect all the way to current events in the DC Universe .