ELSEWORLDS: ¡TODOS LOS HÉROES MUERTOS EN LA TIERRA-90 DE FLASH!

La aventura no puede comenzar de una manera más épica y clásica, con un Flash escapando a la destrucción de su mundo alternativo.

¡Y como mola la música original del personaje!

Sobre EL MONITOR y su papel, comenta su actor:

“Well, physically they nailed it. They got it on point. Marv Wolfman, he tweeted out, ‘Just the look of him and he fits the part.’ Now I got to do my job, but I think this Monitor, before he was on Crisis [on Infinite Earths], he was in the shadows. He was a weapons dealer for different villains.

So I think the writers did a great job bringing in the backstory on The Monitor without going back billions of years when him and Anti-Monitor we’re fighting on the moon and Oa and doing stuff like that. The other Monitors, there have been bad monitors. There’ve been, you know, like Mandrakk.

There have had been evil Monitors. There’ve been good Monitors. There’s the version of Nix Uotan. This Monitor, I think the significance of him is just what he does and what he’s been a part of and what he’s about.”

“I think that’s the fun with like watching it to see what he is going to do. And I think with the Monitor, you can’t classify him as good or evil because he’s done bad things, but he does it for a purpose in the comic books. He’s about that balance.

So like I said, on Teen Titans, he was in the shadows, he was doing stuff, he was a weapons deal for villains. Like, why would someone who’s good that wants to see all the good in the world, you’re giving weapons to super villains. But in the end he sacrifices himself to be the biggest hero in the DC mythology.

Like, he set the table for continuity. He did the most heroic thing. So how do you classify that? But I think what you just asked is what people are going to really dig, and watching it throughout the crossover, those questions will be answered.”

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