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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When DC first announced their newest limited series, Identity Crisis, fans thought of two things: Crisis on Infinite Earths and Zero Hour: Crisis In Time. These two series were massive crossovers and usually resulted in some form of Retcon for at least one character involved. Crisis was the big one, merging Earth-2 and Earth-1 together, bringing us into the newly established Post-Crisis era. Zero Hour... made Hal Jordan, the most popular Green Lantern, into a supervillain and mucked up continuity. What Identity Crisis brought was similar, but definitely NOT what readers were expecting. |
