In the Amalgam Universe comic Challengers of the Fantastic #1 by Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett, readers are introduced to the Fantastic Four of Earth-9602, who are known as the Challengers of the Fantastic. Although, within the Amalgam Universe, that sentiment couldn’t be further from the truth. In essence, the Hulk is strong in a cosmic sense while the Thing is strong in a more down-to-earth capacity. However, there are instances when the Thing comes out on top, like in Immortal Hulk #41, but that was only because the Hulk had been greatly weakened–something that is a trend with practically all the Thing’s victories over the Hulk. One of the more striking examples was shown in Secret Empire #6, where the Hulk takes down the Thing with a single punch. In fact, most of the fights between the Hulk and the Thing reflect this, as the Hulk usually beats the Thing with ease. The Hulk gets stronger the madder he gets, and there is no known power ceiling, whereas the Thing is always as strong as he’ll ever be (barring any outside influences). While, sure, the Thing is incredibly strong, even when compared to most other superheroes, the Hulk is simply unparalleled. Just because they’ve fought a great number of times, doesn’t mean the Thing and the Hulk are evenly matched. Plus, we know that the 90s Flash, John Wesley Shipp, will be suiting back up during the event as well.The Thing and the Hulk have shared blows on more than one occasion, but within the pages of Marvel and DC’s ultimate crossover, the Thing is given a power-up that actually makes him a match for the Hulk.
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This will also serve as the introduction of Gotham City into this universe and, if all goes well, it will lead to a Batwoman TV series. Perhaps most importantly, Ruby Rose will debut as Batwoman, marking the character's first ever appearance in live-action. He's also going to be joined by the new Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tulloch) for the first time in the Arrowverse. Tyler Hoechlin is coming back as Superman but this time, he's going to be rocking the character's famous black suit, which is a big deal for hardcore DC fans. It's not just the core trio of heroes that will be shaking things up during this crossover. Based on what we see here, it looks like Supergirl is still going to be Supergirl, but just a not-so-beloved version of the powerful Kryptonian. The Flash is Green Arrow, Green Arrow is The Flash.
It had previously been revealed, via the event's official poster then later in a pair of similarly short promos, that Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) and Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) are going to be switching lives and taking up one another's identities. The look on Kara's face says it all when she's referred to as "dangerous" and "clearly crazy" by one of the people she trusts most in her normal life.īut as we've seen up to this point, Elseworlds is going to present us with a reality that is anything but normal, even by Arrowverse standards. Alex is also rocking a new look and clearly isn't aware that she and Kara have a history with one another, even if that history exists in some alternate reality.
We open up with a shot of Kara ( Melissa Benoist) locked in a very familiar looking type of jail cell with her adopted sister Alex (Chyler Leigh) treating her just like any other dangerous superpowered being.
Clearly, her world is going to be turned upside down, as Kara isn't just going to be locked up in a meta-human prison and considered a danger to society, but she won't even be recognized by her own sister. This particular Elseworlds sneak peek, which is just as brief as the ones we've been treated to previously, highlights Supergirl, one of the three heroes participating in this year's event. The CW has released a new teaser trailer for their upcoming ArrowVerse crossover event.
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