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Marc Guggenheim Is Teasing The Arrowverse Crossover On Twitter

Marc Guggenheim has taken to Twitter again to tease the upcoming Arrowverse crossover. And the first thing we've learned is that it is indeed the Arrowverse. Or at least that's what creator Greg Berlanti calls it, while Guggenheim prefers Berlantiverse. I've got to go with Greg on this one.

He also showed us that the scripts for the crossover are done. Or at least he's got four scripts he can stack together and say that they're the crossover.

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But that's not teasing enough — he's started posting images of props being made for the crossover. This first piece is one he doesn't think folks would speculate much on.

Marc Guggenheim Is Teasing The Arrowverse Crossover On Twitter

This second one looks like futuristic aluminum siding they might have sold in the 1950s.

Marc Guggenheim Is Teasing The Arrowverse Crossover On Twitter

And this last one was posted this morning and is specifically tied to Legends of Tomorrow. Our Joe Glass looked at it and said, "I'm calling Sandman!" Don't know if I agree. Seems like you'd just use a real gas mask for Sandman, but he could be right. The Legends of Tomorrow segment will be the final hour of the crossover.

Marc Guggenheim Is Teasing The Arrowverse Crossover On Twitter

None of these really tell us what the crossover is going to be — which I think is the whole point. Though the first one could be part of a Star Sapphire armor, which was the group that first came to mind when we were told that "love is in the air" was the theme for the crossover.

We'll just have to keep watch on Guggenheim's Twitter account and see what other clues he gives us.


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Dan WicklineAbout Dan Wickline

Has quietly been working at Bleeding Cool for over three years. He has written comics for Image, Top Cow, Shadowline, Avatar, IDW, Dynamite, Moonstone, Humanoids and Zenescope. He is the author of the Lucius Fogg series of novels and a published photographer.
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