Is Doomsday Clock after rebirth?

Is Doomsday Clock after rebirth?

First off, Doomsday Clock is the conclusion of Rebirth. An initiative that's very important to main continuity. A lot of significant plot threads depend on Doomsday Clock. Now of course, there are plenty of things in the Rebirth special that's been dropped or thrown away.

Who caused the new 52?

DC Rebirth revealed that the pre-Flashpoint Wally had been trapped within the Speed Force following a brief confrontation with Doctor Manhattan after he secretly caused the New 52 reality.

Is Doomsday Clock worth reading?

It attempts to be a sequel to Watchmen, but all it manages to be is a poor marketing trick that completely dismisses the ideas behind the original book, misunderstands most of the characters and tries to be as smart as the original, failing spectacularly even in the first issue.

Do I need to read rebirth before Doomsday Clock?

The necessity of reading The Flash: Rebirth to understand Doomsday Clock stems mostly from how it ties into another more important comic. Flash: Rebirth (not to be confused with the Rebirth line of comics DC would publish years later) is a mini-series first published in 2009.

What time is the Doomsday Clock at?

• Official Time Of The Doomsday Clock The Doomsday Clock was started in 1947, due to the threat of nuclear warfare. The clock's time was originally set to seven minutes to midnight and the Bulletin informed the world of the urgency and dangers of the new threat the world faced of nuclear warfare and advanced weaponry.

When is the Doomsday Clock?

• The first issue of Doomsday Clock was released on Novem, and is planned to last 12 issues. The series was originally scheduled to release monthly and end in December 2018, with planned breaks in March and August 2018.

Is Doomsday real?

• Doomsday (DC Comics) Doomsday is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, commonly as the deadliest foe of Superman, as well as the Justice League.

What is a nuclear clock?

• Nuclear clock. Nuclear clock, frequency standard (not useful for ordinary timekeeping) based on the extremely sharp frequency of the gamma emission (electromagnetic radiation arising from radioactive decay) and absorption in certain atomic nuclei, such as iron-57, that exhibit the Mössbauer effect.