I'm amazed that DC boss have preferred Snyder (And is dumb Metal) to Johns (And his formidable DC Rebirth ideas). But no and once more Johns prove his knowledge of the DC comics univers Golden/Silver/Modern age. As I wonder if all titles for the 'New characters' was fake one (Only one had a datation). So I did some Wikipedia search and was surprise that Arthur appeared only in the silver age and that Dc had a Aquaman before. I was ready to read a origin for Arthur but that what not what I read. First I was thinking why a files for him. I was very surprised to read the file on Aquaman. I don't see Allan and the JSA who come to Selena, Clark and the JLA would have made more sens in the earth we know off. And Helena story seem into the future (Things seem to have gone sideways for all robins). But a far futur is more easy to re-right than a present story. After All Kent nelson point out that all he see is only possible (Until things happen). I kind of think we are in another earth or at least the future is only a probable one (Like in Days of futur past). If I haven't read some review first and even with my knowledge of Johns/Goyer's JSA, Johns' second and All Stars volumes I would not have recognized Per Degaton. Johns plan a good story with maybe too much pathways for mystery (The lost children, the Dr Fate Legacy, the death of Catwoman daughter, Rip Hunter and the time masters. I take the new JSA titles, so I had to find this one too. Difference between 'expect anything' excitement and 'that makes absolutely no sense' plotting. Who knows maybe Martha traveled and put it there. The obvious question is why the snowglobe is in original 'Earth Two' Batman's batcave. So out of curiousity, I have checked out the first issue, but won't be shelling out more $$$ for nonsensical plots. I already let Geoff Johns take me for a ride of deception and totally absurd plots in Flashpoint:Beyond. We assume that because Barry Allen appears as Flash in the introductory issue. And we really don't actually know that was an 'Earth One' Batman in Flashpoint:Beyond.

Geoff Johns did the same thing with 'Earth One?' Batman Bruce Wayne in Flashpoint:Beyond.

As if the character from 1939 never really existed. Everything depends on the idea that Bruce Wayne is no longer observant, no longer inquisitive, no longer asks questions, and no longer has a curious mind. Once again, Geoff Johns relies on the foundational DC Comics character Batman Bruce Wayne, and then mischaracterizes the original 'Earth Two' The Batman as if he never read any Golden Age Batman stories, as if The Batman is not a detective.

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