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Dig into Dark Crisis with top DC creators at SDCC '22

Popverse's live coverage of the DC Dark Crisis panel at San Diego Comic Con

Dark Crisis panel
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After the death of the Justice League, the future of the DC Universe looks pretty dark – but Thursday morning’s DC’s Dark Crisis panel at San Diego Comic-Con looks set to shed some light on just what’s to come in the latest event from the publisher.

With two issues of the seven-issue series released, things aren’t looking good for the world’s greatest superheroes: Pariah and the Great Darkness have taken down the Justice League, and Deathstroke and his new Legion of Doom have done the same to the Teen Titans. With the Green Lantern Corps stepping up to help out – and, along the way, maybe help find the heroes currently considered missing, including the Young Justice team and Barry Allen’s Flash – only a few people know whether darkness will fall once and for all across the multiverse. Thankfully, a lot of them are here at this panel.

Scheduled to appear are Dark Crisis masterminds Joshua Williamson and Daniel Sampere, as well as Dark Crisis: Young Justice writer Meghan Fitzmartin, Worlds Without A Justice League: Superman’s Tom King, and The Flash’s Jeremy Adams.

Popverse will be liveblogging the entire panel as it happens, ready to pick up on the clues, teases and maybe even some outright spoilers about what’s lying in wait for DC’s iconic characters, so bookmark this page and follow along as it happens, or come back in an hour or so for the complete play-by-play.

Keep track of this and ALL the news from this weekend with our San Diego Comic-Con 2022 coverage round-up.

Graeme McMillan

Graeme McMillan: Popverse Editor Graeme McMillan (he/him) has been writing about comics, culture, and comics culture on the internet for close to two decades at this point, which is terrifying to admit. He completely understands if you have problems understanding his accent.

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