Ultimately, the final issues of Crisis on Infinite Earths saw the Anti-Monitor trying to force that hand back down through its hole and prevent the birth of the universe. Published Crisis on Infinite Earths has revealed Oliver Queen's Spectre look for the 2-part conclusion and while honorable, it's mostly disappointing. In the comics, anyone who had sought to view the creation of the multiverse had only seen a hand, holding a cluster of stars, poking into reality from the darkness. Green Arrow and the team wrangle over a deadly new vigilante prowling Star Citys streets, and Thea stands up for Quentin after he reveals a secret. In fact, that particular bit may give a little foreshadowing to a big moment from the comics. Based on DC Comics Green Arrow, an affluent playboy becomes a vengeful superhero, saving the city from villains armed with just a bow and arrows. The poster's tagline promises that 'their worlds will never be the same,' as opposed to the previous poster that declared 'It's the end.of the worlds.' Even the posing of the primary figures is mirrored, with the Anti-Monitor standing with his hands raised up and pointed down, whereas The Monitor had stood with his palms up and arms at his sides.

The new image is a mirror to the first 'Crisis' poster, but centering on darkness rather than light, with The Anti-Monitor and The Spectre taking up the most space and not a Superman to be seen. The CW has released a new poster for the final night of their five-part 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' mega-event, which will end one week from today. Arrow’s Stephen Amell To Become The Spectre For ‘Crisis On Infinite Earths’ by Nathaniel Brail on OctoStephen Amell will soon have another DC Comics icon under his belt as the.

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