'Crisis On Infinite Earths' Part 3 preview: The Flash readies himself for his prophesied doom
The most iconic and drastic story arcs has finally arrived. The 'Crisis On Infinite Earths', is in full swing and has already claimed its victims. The unstoppable wave of anti-matter has wiped out universes, including Supergirl (Melissa Benoist home) and compelled her to watch her mother Alura's death again. In the first episode of the 'Crisis', everyone's favorite Green Arrow/ Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) died a hero's death after trying to save the universe. While this has been declared innumerable times over the eight seasons, it was still a shock.
In the second episode, he was brought back, but without a soul. The Crisis episodes have been packing in the punches, as they should and fans are in a flux, as they speculate on the next episode.
The preview for the third episode shows Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), saying, 'It's time for the Flash to disappear." While again, this has been declared several times over the sixth season of 'The Flash', there was a ray of hope, that he might just survive the Crisis and not vanish, like he is expected to. The promo also shows the entrance of the Black Lightning team and Batwoman (Ruby Rose) fighting with Lex Luthor (Jon Cryer).
The next Crisis episode promises to hit hard in the gut, as this is the Flash-centric episode of the Crisis. For a while now, Barry has been preparing his friends and family for his fated disappearance during Crisis and many tearful goodbyes have been said. In the second episode, Barry grieves over his close friend Oliver Queen's death and firmly believes that it should have been him Barry, and not Oliver. It remains to be seen what happens in the third episode, and whether Barry will finally meet his prophesied doom, and how his team will come to terms with it.
What's going to happen? The third and final episode of 'Crisis On Infinite Earths' will release on December 10.
