Felicity talked about being reunited with him.
And you put it as if Oliver had a choice in the matter, its not like he did it voluntarily. As for Felicity, she left them behind in the future only after she experienced firsthand that they are now capable of looking after themselves.
Certified: 48.0% West Asian, 6.5% South Asian, 15.8% North/West European, 15.7% English, 7.4% Balkan, 6.6% ScandinavianThe reason that the Golden Age Superman and Lois Lane go to the paradise dimension in the original Crisis on Infinite Earths is because there is, literally, nothing else for them. Their home has been destroyed/incorporated into the new Post-Crisis Earth, which already has a Superman and Lois.
If Oliver and Felicity were given a chance, after saving the multiverse, to go live in a paradise dimension....without their friends and family and children...why would they do it? Unless the choice is literally "death or paradise dimension," which would also seem weird.
Edited by alliterator on Nov 10th 2019 at 3:05:32 AM
Ah ok, now I know what you mean.
Well what I meant was that it might be a bit different than in the comics, with Oliver dying and THEN going to the Paradise Dimension, basically like the Afterlife, with Felicity joining him voluntarily.
Certified: 48.0% West Asian, 6.5% South Asian, 15.8% North/West European, 15.7% English, 7.4% Balkan, 6.6% ScandinavianAh, okay. If it's like the afterlife, then sure, I can see it. I can totally see Felicity deciding to be Together in Death.
The original paradise dimension in Crisis wasn't the afterlife, though, since those characters (Golden Age Superman and Lois, Superboy Prime, and Alexander Luthor Jr) ended up coming back for Infinite Crisis.
Edited by alliterator on Nov 10th 2019 at 3:07:22 AM
Yes, and comic book characters who die and go to the afterlife never, ever come back . . .
I guess this hinges on your theological beliefs. If you think Heaven is a real place, then dying and having your spirit go to eternal paradise, as opposed to being physically transported to eternal paradise . . . it's really the same thing, just skipping a step.
At any rate, when the Monitor took Felicity through the portal at the end of last season, I'm pretty sure he said something along the lines that, once she goes through, there's no coming back. That likely applies to Oliver as well: whether dead or in another plane of existence, returning to Earth is not (seemingly) an option.
Seems like Jennifer and Anissa will be in Crisis too
https://thedeadtoons.com/black-lightnings-china-anne-mcclain-flirts-with-destruction/
And Freeland is actually gonna feel the consequences of it?!
Certified: 48.0% West Asian, 6.5% South Asian, 15.8% North/West European, 15.7% English, 7.4% Balkan, 6.6% Scandinavian19 new photos
from Part One of Crisis on Infinite Earths just showed up on fansite "Green Arrow TV.com".
One of the first pictures seems to serve as setting up for the Superman and Lois spin-off series with baby Jonathan Kent.
A set of new teasers were also released today:
Edited by XMenMutant22 on Nov 15th 2019 at 7:40:43 AM
Jefferson seems a little miffed at them.
Does his universe get scrubbed before they grab him?
And we all know Kate is not going to relish working with Barry and Oliver again, considering they caused a break out at Arkham the last time they were there.
One Strip! One Strip!The first photo of Kevin Conroy in Crisis
spoilers that he's from the Kingdom Come Earth.
Stargirl will debut during CW's Crisis.
She'll, of course, be from a different Earth, since Earth-1 already had a Stargirl during World War II.
Oh damn, here is promo for Crisis.
Specifically, there's a line in there that is very interesting: "We might lose the planet, but we can still save the people." Earth 38 combining with Earth 1?
Edited by alliterator on Nov 24th 2019 at 2:06:48 AM
I was thinking something similar.
The question is, did the Monitor get the idea from Zoom, or did Zoom maybe hear about a thing where a dude tried to destroy the universe and built his own version.
Remember. He's a time traveller. He could have learned about it through different trips through time and space.
One Strip! One Strip!And then he pulls out the Boxing Glove arrow.
It's the only way to end things properly.
And yes, I do know he did it way back in Season 3 (though it was an impromptu one), but that was Season 3.
One Strip! One Strip!

...no, they didn't? They show Felicity leaving with the Monitor, but that's it. As far as we know, Oliver is just straight up dead at that point.
If Felicity and Oliver are alive, it would be weird that they essentially left their children behind. Especially Oliver who never even got a chance to raise his daughter.
Edited by alliterator on Nov 10th 2019 at 2:50:15 AM