Crisis on Infinite Earths: Paragons Rising

Disappointing. This is two short stories that tie in to the tv shows. Very short. Half of the book is production art.

When I first heard about this tie-in I was most exited to see characters who didn't get a lot of time like The Ray make a reappearance. The core story of this tie-in is enjoyable, a small line in Episode 2 of Crisis is turned into an adventure which we soon realise why Felicity did not make an appearance during the event itself. The art is good and seeing the Arrowverse' take on Green Lanterns, alternate Justice Leagues and even Councils of Luthors and Supermen. However even though this and the Tv Event is based around the Anti-Monitor, the said villain only makes a single page appearance in the second half of the comic. Which was a real let down as seeing the Anti-Monitor ravage other Earths would've made this comic more interesting.What was a real let down is that the two Giant issues which are collected in this graphic novel had so much more to offer. Giants #1 and #2 had so much more content, key issues from the original 1985 comic, modern comics which recapped the event or offered more to it. I felt like I would get more bang for my buck if I bought those two instead of the graphic novel. Instead you get some artwork which is fun I guess, but you don't really get much from it. Other than a glimpse at Michael Keaton Bruce Wayne or alternate Spectre designs.

Completely tied into the show, and the story is quite boring, the art style is very well done, however I wouldn't recommend

This comic is very good. I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. The art is very good. The story is on the short side but thats OK as its happening at the same time as the 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' TV crossover. This comic is canon to the 'Arrowverse' which is Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, Legends of tomorrow and more.