The Other History Of The DC Universe is a much-delayed retelling of the history of the DC Universe, from the point of view of characters from marginalised
The next DCEU movie coming to theaters is The Flash.
After making his debut in Justice League, Ezra Miller makes his return as Barry Allen in a movie directed by Andy Muschietti (Stephen King’s It).
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However, when Flash returned to the future, everything had changed.
Bruce Wayne died as a child and his father Thomas took on the role of a violent Batman. His mother Martha became the Joker.
The Flash had to figure out how to fix the problems he caused by changing the past. What resulted was the reboot of the DC Universe.
We’re about two decades into an era that history will remember as That Time Humans Demanded At Least Four Comic Book Movies A Year. (I’m guessing this era will be remembered for other things, too, but I’m trying to stay positive for once.) My colleagues and I talk about comics characters pretty much every day, and those conversations lead me to mull a specific type of comic book movie: the Superhero Origin Story.
Before I even knew what was happening, I found myself drawn, inexorably, as if by some force powerful destiny,
to rank those stories. In reverse order from worst to best.