Overview: As the heroes of multiple universes find themselves helpless to stop a wave of destruction destined to wipe out EVERYTHING, they must make a terrible choice: which Earth, if any, will be saved.

Blu-ray Verdict: After some rather iffy entries in the DC Tomorrowverse, I’m quite ecstatic to report that Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Parts One, Two and Three are a damn good superhero multidimensional crossover with Barry Allen/Flash being the emotional core of the movie.

Sure, combined, they are very overstuffed and there is notably a lot going on, but split here into three parts, well, the larger trilogy mostly works, in my humble opinion. That said, not every Justice League member gets equal screen time and Wonder Woman’s role is noticeably given the short end of the stick, but it is what it is by now.

For me, this was a much better Flash movie than The Flash live action movie from a year or two back and Matt Bomer does an excellent job voicing Barry Allen/The Flash, whilst also bringing a ton of sincere humor and emotion to the scarlet speedster.

Where the first installment of the Crisis trilogy, which was supposed to wrap up the Tomorrowverse, was a rousing time-tripping event, and Part Two was more of a character study of two of its main characters instead of an actual story, this third chapter is a thrilling conclusion to the epic storyline all of itself. For the Justice League, along with their allies, must face their greatest challenge yet as they battle to prevent the destruction of entire universes.

The Anti-Monitor’s plan to destroy the multiverse is finally revealed, and the Justice League must act fast to stop him. The fate of countless universes hangs in the balance, and the stakes have never been higher. Iconic characters make the ultimate sacrifice, leaving a lasting impact on the DC Universe.

The Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline has been building towards this moment, expertly weaving together characters and plotlines from across the DC Universe. The multiverse concept, once a complex and daunting idea, is finally brought to a satisfying conclusion.

The story is expertly paced, with each page building towards the climactic final showdown. The artwork is stunning, capturing the scope and scale of the Crisis. The Justice League, led by Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, must use all their skills and strength to defeat the Anti-Monitor and his minions.

As the battle rages on, the true extent of the Anti-Monitor’s plan becomes clear. He seeks to destroy not just the multiverse, but the very fabric of reality itself. The Justice League must stop him at all costs, no matter the sacrifice.

And sacrifice there is. Iconic characters fall, their deaths a poignant reminder of the stakes. The Flash, in particular, makes a heroic sacrifice, using his speed to save the universe.

In the end, the Justice League emerges victorious, but not without scars. The multiverse is saved, but at great cost. The aftermath of the Crisis sets the stage for a new era in the DC Universe, with a renewed focus on the surviving characters.

The Crisis on Infinite Earths has left an indelible mark on the DC Universe, streamlining the multiverse and setting the stage for new stories and characters. This iconic storyline has become a benchmark for comic book events, influencing countless other tales of heroism and sacrifice.

Overall, Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3 is a must-read for fans of the DC Universe. The conclusion of this epic saga is both thrilling and emotional, providing a satisfying end to the multiverse concept. With its expert pacing, stunning artwork, and poignant character moments, this storyline is a true classic.

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