Another week, another “crisis” over at the DC Universe.\u00a0 This time it’s called “Final Crisis”, as opposed to Crisis On Infinte Earths, Zero Hour, and Infinite Crisis (oh, and let’s not forget the Countdown to Infinite Crisis and Countdown to Final Crisis).\u00a0 This is IT, promises DC.\u00a0 Everything changes!\u00a0 Hoo-hah, you won’t believe your eyes!<\/p>\n
And when I read the hype, all I can think is why do people still read DC books?\u00a0 Seriously, everything you’ve been reading will no longer exist, because DC books are continuity nightmares and get completely scrapped\u00a0every few years.\u00a0 For example, back in the late 1980s, Tim Truman did an amazing miniseries called Hawkworld.\u00a0 Well-drawn, well-written; this three-issue miniseries blew me away with its new origin story of Hawkman.\u00a0 Time passes, and suddenly an Infinitely Zero Hour of Crisis comes along and now DC does not recognize that Hawkworld exists.\u00a0 Forget those stories, but try our new ones, okay?\u00a0 We won’t write these out of continuity, we promise.\u00a0<\/p>\n
People, please write back to me.\u00a0 I really want to know why someone would follow DC’s books when they arbitrarily dump them every so often.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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