The new GA TV show Arrow

Sadly, I'd watch either of those.

Well. . .they DO sound kind of amazing. Lucy? Tony? Get jobs at the BBC RIGHT now and make this HAPPEN.

Sam_Vimes wrote:Well. . .they DO sound kind of amazing. Lucy? Tony? Get jobs at the BBC RIGHT now and make this HAPPEN.

You're very kind, but I'd envisaged mine being one of those grim 'n' gritty US crime dramas that the Five channels (Five; 5 USA; 5*) seem to churn out by the score.

Lucy Ingram wrote:'Faithless' stars Brandon Routh as Brother Cadfael O'Hara, a hard-drinking, tough-talking Benedictine monk doing outreach work with drug users and hookers on the mean streets of Los Angeles.

I'd actually watch that.

Mbast1 wrote:

Lucy Ingram wrote:'Faithless' stars Brandon Routh as Brother Cadfael O'Hara, a hard-drinking, tough-talking Benedictine monk doing outreach work with drug users and hookers on the mean streets of Los Angeles.

I'd actually watch that.

So, there's going to be a Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event on the Arrowverse shows, and I plan to watch. I'll be annoyed if it collapses the multiverse, but I can't stop it.
I read that DC will be doing a couple of comics related to the event, and then I see this at the bottom of the article:

https://www.cbr.com/crisis-on-infinite-earths-arrowverse-walmart-comics/

Both issues will be available exclusively at Walmart before arriving at comic book retailers at a later date.

HOW is that a good idea?!?

Mbast1 wrote:So, there's going to be a Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event on the Arrowverse shows, and I plan to watch. I'll be annoyed if it collapses the multiverse, but I can't stop it.
I read that DC will be doing a couple of comics related to the event, and then I see this at the bottom of the article:

https://www.cbr.com/crisis-on-infinite-earths-arrowverse-walmart-comics/

Both issues will be available exclusively at Walmart before arriving at comic book retailers at a later date.

HOW is that a good idea?!?

Well, good idea or not, at least they won't be available just from Walmart without any later options to buy it at a comic book shop.
Besides, does anyone know how popular the comic books based on/tied-in to the TV versions of characters were among comic book shops in the past? (Granted, those were digital-first comics over the past few years.)

MajorHoy wrote:

Mbast1 wrote:So, there's going to be a Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event on the Arrowverse shows, and I plan to watch. I'll be annoyed if it collapses the multiverse, but I can't stop it.
I read that DC will be doing a couple of comics related to the event, and then I see this at the bottom of the article:

https://www.cbr.com/crisis-on-infinite-earths-arrowverse-walmart-comics/

Both issues will be available exclusively at Walmart before arriving at comic book retailers at a later date.

HOW is that a good idea?!?

Well, good idea or not, at least they won't be available just from Walmart without any later options to buy it at a comic book shop.
Besides, does anyone know how popular the comic books based on/tied-in to the TV versions of characters were among comic book shops in the past? (Granted, those were digital-first comics over the past few years.)

Not very, judging by the comments of a couple of comic shop owners I know. Thing is, a lot of comics fans really aren't that keen on most of the live action interpretations of the characters.

So, I bought the episodes for the CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover. And,

My rant:

Had to get that out!

Mbast1 wrote:So, I bought the episodes for the CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover. And,

My rant:

Had to get that out!

We haven't been able to see any of it in the UK, yet...

tony ingram wrote:We haven't been able to see any of it in the UK, yet...

I hope you can soon, what I've seen has been fun!

And, it looks as if what I had hoped happened DID, rather than what I'd feared.

Spoiler: