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== [[Comic Books]] == |
== [[Comic Books]] == |
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* [[DC Comics]]' ''[[Fifty Two]]'' at first seems like a reference to its [[Real Time]] format a la ''[[Twenty Four]]'' (each issue covering the span of a week and published weekly for one year), though a number of gratuitous 52s were thrown around. Near the end it's revealed that it refers to {{spoiler|fifty-two parallel universes - after being destroyed in the ''[[Crisis On Infinite Earths]]'' twenty years ago, [[The Multiverse]] has returned.}} |
* [[DC Comics]]' ''[[Fifty Two]]'' at first seems like a reference to its [[Real Time]] format a la ''[[Twenty Four]]'' (each issue covering the span of a week and published weekly for one year), though a number of gratuitous 52s were thrown around. Near the end it's revealed that it refers to {{spoiler|fifty-two parallel universes - after being destroyed in the ''[[Crisis On Infinite Earths]]'' twenty years ago, [[The Multiverse]] has returned.}} |
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* The English title for the ''[[Tintin]]'' adventure ''[[Tintin (Comic Book/Recap/The Red Sea Sharks|The Red Sea Sharks]]'' references an element which only shows up at the end of the story. In most other languages, this album is known as "Coke on Board", with "coke" or some variant being a code-word for {{spoiler|human cargo being shipped to slavery}}. |
* The English title for the ''[[Tintin]]'' adventure ''[[Tintin (Comic Book)/Recap/The Red Sea Sharks|The Red Sea Sharks]]'' references an element which only shows up at the end of the story. In most other languages, this album is known as "Coke on Board", with "coke" or some variant being a code-word for {{spoiler|human cargo being shipped to slavery}}. |
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== Film == |
== Film == |
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