Characters We Want to See in Crisis on Infinite Earths

During a red carpet interview with Stephen Amell at Comic Con, we asked who he would recruit to “Crisis” if money and logistics were no issue. His answer: Smallville‘s Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum.

Speaking of Tom Welling — who wouldn’t like to see Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) make some kind of cameo in the crossover? Push comes to shove, maybe Tom Welling could even appear as his character from Lucifer instead of as Clark Kent, in case he still doesn’t want to wear the tights and do the flights.

Yeah, his show is technically already over, but who wouldn’t want to see Constantine (Matt Ryan) share the screen with his big, green buddy, even if it’s only for a quick cameo? 

Even with Kevin Conroy already confirmed to appear as an older Bruce Wayne from another Earth, it would be nice to get a glimpse of “our” Batman, and maybe find out where he has been for the last few years ahead of Batwoman’s arrival in Gotham.

If you are going to have some “red sky crossovers” and some worlds potentially being destroyed by a wall of antimatter, who better than the Doom Patrol to lighten the moment a little bit with a well-timed “What the f…?” when the time comes?

The Titans might not be exactly what you want for that aforementioned light touch, but if you’re going to include the DC Universe shows, you really ought to have the one that launched the platform and gave Doom Patrol their first big debut to the public.

While not technically DC characters, Sam and Dean have been instrumental to the history of The CW, and it would be both hilarious and entirely appropriate — especially with Supernatural ending this season — to see them pop in for a brief red-sky cameo. After all, there were comics based on Supernatural from DC, so they kinda/sorta/not really exist in the DC multiverse already!

I think everyone can agree that, after last year’s tease that the Earth-90 John Diggle was a Green Lantern, it would be a shame if we didn’t at least see a flash of green light speeding through the frame at some point during a big battle to establish that, yes, somewhere on some Earth that’s a thing that we all get to enjoy happening.

This one might be hard to do, since it would almost necessarily pull fans out of the world of the story…but wouldn’t it be cool to see some brief glimpse of the DC Animated Universe?

If we aren’t (or probably aren’t) going to get any more new episodes of Krypton, we can at least get a final glimpse of Lobo and the Craptown boys, right? It would be pretty amazing to see Superman’s grandfather in an event that will feature at least two and probably more Supermen.