DC Comics’ Smallville “Season 11” continuation will have some changes in the future, as revealed in an article from TV Guide today.
For starters, the printed comics will soon be moving to a miniseries format, with each arc getting its own story. As such, following the conclusion “Olympus,” we will get Smallville: Alien, a story that will involve a “crisis” and be set in Russia, where a “Monitor” falls from the sky. It sounds like it might revisit some of the “Earth 2” concepts we saw earlier in the series.
The Rocket Red Brigade will also factor in.TV Guide also got the scoop about the next Smallville “side story,” which will begin on October 4. It is called “Titans” and features some youngsters who put out their own form of young justice. This was kind of hinted at in a recent chaptre, with Jay Garrick’s name attached. Featured in the “Titans” will be Conner Kent, Mia Dearden/Speedy, Jaime Reyes/Blue Beetle, and even Zan and Jayna, the Wonder Twins.Guess we need to get on updating that spoilers page, eh?You can read the entire TV Guide article, with more details and quotes from Bryan Q. Miller, here.
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