The CW Arrowverse and I have a shoddy past. I’ve gone back and fort between loving and hating them. When I’m waist-deep in the episodes, I love, them, but then something inevitably happens that has my eyes rolling and my interest waning, and getting back into it is like pulling teeth. Out of context, a lot of the scenes are pure cheese, and it’s hard to really get into the mindset to appreciate what it does best.

But no matter what, I always pop in for the crossover events that happen at the tail-end of every year. While they’ve never actually stuck the landing for me with these things, they’re still a good fun to watch, as they bring together our heroes to take on a huge force, and no crossover has been built up more than “Crisis on Infinite Earths.”

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Check out the full trailer below.

As I hinted at above, I’m torn between rolling my eyes and cheering. On one hand, you have the uniting of the different Supermans and Batmans of the multiverse, as well as the uniting of all the DC shows, including Black Lightning. On the other, the dialogue and delivery are questionable at times.

I can understand this all being intentional in hopes of being true to the spirit of some of the cheesy comics on which these stories are based, but sometimes it feels like more of a result of budget and time than anything. Regardless, they have my interest, and I’ll be there come December 8 when the first episode airs.

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SOURCE: Marc Guggenheim