With the Crisis finale finally in the books, I can only think about how happy Kevin Smith must be right now. I like to think that he’s somewhere smoking a cigarette and basking in the afterglow. Bask, Silent Bob. Bask.
 All right! Who’s in the mood to laugh? The crisis ends with the death of two major Earth-X characters and the death and funeral of one of the Legends of Tomorrow. What a hoot!
 Welcome to Chicaaaaahhgo, 1927. Damien “Donnie Darhko” Darhk and the Speedster are, once again, up to no good.
 So it’s allllll come down to this — the finale of the gobbledegook known as Crossover Week.
 Well I declah! Tighten your corsets, ladies, and straighten your cravats, gents — we’re going back to the old south for a Civil War history lesson, LOT style.
 First, I will begrudgingly admit that this was one of the better episodes I’ve seen so far from this show. Now, now, don’t be disappointed, people. I still have a few things to say about it. So without further ado … here, we, GO!
 I tell ya, this Justice Society really have some pointy sticks up their collective asses. But they do work as a team, which is really important when you're matching fists with the Incredible Hulk. I mean, the roided-out Nazi guy.
 The Legends are back! Well, some of them, anyway. And not all of them will even make it to episode two. But that’s just as well. We’re slowly winnowing down to the fan favorites, and all we need is for Ray to accidentally go subatomic and we’re good!
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