Crisis on Two Earths Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

DC Comics' "Crisis" crossover events are some of the best stories that the company has ever put into print over the years - with Crisis on Infinite Earths being cited as one of the most pivotal stories in the entire comic book medium. That's the funny thing about Crisis on Two Earths though - it technically isn't a comic book. Rather, it's a direct to video animated film that was released back in 2010. The story is something of an amalgamation of older stories that never got a chance to see the light of day. Crisis on Two Earths features the Justice League facing off against their evil counterparts from another world, the Crime Syndicate.

Crisis on Two Earths Inspired Dog Names In Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a Crisis on Two Earths Inspired Name

Clark G

Clark G the Talking Dog is a viral sensation that's populated numerous Facebook pages for quite a few years as of this writing. Clark G can't actually talk on his, unfortunately, but he's instead voiced over by one of his human companions - Andrew Grantham. Clark G is actually a hybrid dog; he's a Dutch Shepherd mix that was born way back in the early 2000s. Most of Clark's videos consist of funny little skits that parody subjects like commercials, movies, and current events. Clark G is unique in the fact that he's one of the only dogs to have his own dedicated - and still functional - Facebook page. The story of how Clark G rose to fame is just as fascinating as the videos that he and Andrew have put together over the years.

Back in 2009, Clark G was in need of saving; like something out of a comic book, Clark G found himself in dire straights and needed heroes to come to his aid. The Justice League had their hands full at the time, so they sent Jennifer and Marc G to intervene on their behalf. Clark G was welcomed into Jennifer and Marc's home with open arms. After a few months of training and rehabilitation, Clark G was ready to rejoin society as a friendly and productive canine.

It's around this time that Jennifer and Marc discovered Clark G's special talent; Clark was able to follow directions incredibly well, being able to pick on on certain cues very quickly. Clark G also displayed a great affinity for the camera, something that Andrew Grantham - a friend of Jen and Marc's - picked up on not long after meeting Clark for the first time. Jen, Marc, Andrew, and Clark all worked together over the course of a few weeks to refine a comedy routine that'd soon leave the world in stitches. Clark G's first videos were uploaded onto the internet not long after. The rest, as they say, was history.

Now for those who didn't know, Clark G took our spot for two reasons; number one, because he shares a name with Superman and Ultraman - both of whom were named Clark by their adoptive parents as well. The other reason Clark G took our spot for Featured Famous Crisis on Two Earths Dog is the massive amount of positive change his actions have created; Clark's surrogate home - Colorado Puppy Rescue - has received a great deal of help and support since Clark became a viral sensation.

Crisis on Two Earths Inspired Dog Name Considerations

Fans of DC Comics characters will likely need very little convincing to consider giving their dogs Crisis on Two Earths inspired names. The film features classic characters like Wonder Woman, Superman, and Batman while also introducing the world at large to the Crime Syndicate in a very creative and dynamic way. For those who don't know who the Crime Syndicate is, they're basically a version of the Justice League that comes from a world where villainy and crime are championed by the general masses. In their world, doing good is bad and being evil has never been more rewarding.

Just as the Man of Steel, the Dark Knight, and the Princess of the Amazons make up the Justice League's core trio, so too does the Crime Syndicate have a terrible trio; Ultraman (an evil version of Superman,) Owlman (if Batman were a member of a deranged cult) and Superwoman (a demented, hateful vision of Wonder Woman) lead the Crime Syndicate. As the Syndicate is, they help us appreciate the League by embodying everything they aren't. If you've been a life long fan of the Justice League and its members, then you should definitely watch Crisis on Two Earths for some added perspective. At the same time, have your pen and paper handy to jot down a few names to consider.

Male Crisis on Two Earths Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Ultraman Superman's evil counterpart from Earth 3
0	Ultra Partially based on Ultraman's name
0	Kal As in Kal-Il
0	Jor Jor-Il is Ultraman's mean, evil father
0	Johnny Kal-Il's adoptive father
0	Owlman Batman's murderous counterpart
0	Owl Part of Owlman's name
0	Thomas Owlman's name is Thomas Wayne Jr.
0	Junior One of Owlman's nicknames
0	DC For DC Universe
0	Jonathan Johnny Quick's full first name
0	Allen Johnny Quick and Barry Allen's last names
0	Quick Alluding to the Flash's dark duplicate
0	Barry Alluding to Barry Allen, the Fastest Man Alive
0	Bartholomew Barry's full first name
0	Ring Power Ring is Green Lantern's nefarious counterpart
0	Power Alluding to Power Ring
0	Harold Power Ring and Green Lantern share a name
0	Hal The Lantern and the Ring also share a nickname
0	Jordan Both Power Ring and Green Lantern's last names
0	Deathstorm A twisted version of Firestorm
0	Justice For the Justice League
0	Martin Deathstorm's first name
0	Professor Martin is also known as Professor Stein
0	Grid A demented creation of Cyborg's
0	Cyborg The Titan that created Grid
0	Clark Both Ultraman and Superman's first names
0	Bruce Batman's first name as well as Owlman's brother's name
0	Batman The World's Greatest Detective
0	Superman The Man of Steel

Female Crisis on Two Earths Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Superwoman Wonder Woman's sadistic Earth 3 counterpart
0	Lois Superwoman is actually Lois Lane from Earth 3
0	Amazon Earth 3 Louis is an Amazon
0	Diana The first name of our Wonder Woman
0	Princess Wonder Woman is the Princess of the Amazons
0	Atomica A villanous, gender swapped version of the Atom
0	Rhonda Rhonda Pineda is Atomica's birth name
0	Rhonnie Atomica's commonly used nickname
0	Ivy Atomica operates out of Ivy Town
0	Shrink After Rhonda's shrink belt
0	Frost Killer Frost was an ally of the Crime Syndicate
0	Caitlin Caitlin Snow was the particular frost in question
0	Scarlet In reference to Scarlet Archer
0	Snow Based on Caitlin's last name
0	Asesino Killer in Spanish
0	Cheetah Another of the Syndicate's former allies
0	Barbara Barbara Minerva is the Cheetah
0	Minerva Barbara's last name
0	Ann Cheetah's middle name
0	Priscilla Priscilla Rich is one of Cheetah's aliases
0	Deborah Deborah Domaine is another alias for Cheetah
0	Harley Harley Quinn also used to work for the Syndicate
0	Harleen Harleen Quinzel is Harley Quinn's birth name
0	Warner Warner Home Video was the distributor
0	Francis Harley Quinn's middle name
0	Sharon The name of Harley's mother
0	Jinx A member of the Fearsome Five
0	Giganta A super sized villainess
0	Doris Giganta's birth name
0	Pandora A foe of Giganta's