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Earth-Prime (Arrowverse) Comic Book Reading Order Checklist
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Earth-Prime (Arrowverse) Comic Book Reading Order Checklist

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The Arrowverse is no stranger to crossovers. Whether it be the smaller ones with Arrow and The Flash in the early days or mega-events like the five-part Crisis on Infinite Earths, connectivity is in its DNA. Until now, Arrowverse crossovers have been exclusive to TV but are now making their way to comics with Earth-Prime.

This canonical comic book event will see the likes of The Flash, Batwoman, Legends of Tomorrow, and more come together to take on a threat that spans across time and universes. A threat soo big that it could end the Age of Heroes.

For extra authenticity, Earth-Prime is written by people involved in the shows. While it mostly involves members of the writing room, you’ll also find a few cast members and even showrunners thrown into the mix. To top it all off, each issue will be drawn by seasoned artists, some of who would be considered legends in their own right.

So you don’t miss out on any of your favourite heroes, How To Love Comics has put together this Earth-Prime reading order. It has all the details you need, including how to read this crossover, release dates, and heaps more.

Earth-Prime #4: Stargirl cover by Kim Jacinto.
Earth-Prime #4: Stargirl cover by Kim Jacinto.

How to read Earth-Prime

This Arrowverse comic book story works differently from most comic book events. Issues #1-5 will focus on a particular hero or group with a double-sized self-contained story. However, each issue will have some connective tissue, building up to the finale in Earth-Prime #6. This final issue will see all the heroes come together to take on the event’s big boss and, hopefully, save the day.

Where to find Earth-Prime

These Arrowverse comics can be found at good comic book shops, online stores, eBay, and on Amazon/Kindle.

You can find out more about how to find and buy comics in this comprehensive guide.

Earth-Prime #1: Batwoman cover by Kim Jacinto.
Earth-Prime #1: Batwoman cover by Kim Jacinto.

Earth-Prime Reading Order

Take a look below at the recommended reading order for Earth-Prime.

Earth-Prime #1: Batwoman
Written by Natalie Abrams, Kelly Larson, and Camrus Johnson. Art by Clayton Henry.
Available 5th April

Earth-Prime #2: Superman & Lois
Written by Adam Mallinger, Jai Jamison, and Andrew Wong. Art by Tom Grummett and Norm Rapmund.
Available 19th April

Earth-Prime #3: Legends of Tomorrow
Written by Lauren Fields and Daniel Park. Art by Paul Pelletier and Andrew Hennessy.
Available 3rd May

Earth-Prime #4: Stargirl
Written by James Robinson and Paula Sevenbergen. Art by Jerry Ordway.
Available 17th May

Earth-Prime #5: The Flash
Written by Ess Carson and Emily Palizzi. Art by David Lafuente.
Available 7th June

Earth-Prime #6: Crossover
Written by Jeff Hersh and Thomas Pound. Art by Will Robson.
Available 21st June

Earth-Prime collected edition

Earth-Prime has been collected in a trade paperback collection, making it easy to find and read all of the issues. See the detail on it below.

Earth-Prime
Collects: Earth-Prime #1-6

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