Superman fan and TV/film editor Corey Trench has edited together a short video showing what we could have seen as the opener for Season 3 of “Krypton” had the show not been cancelled. The video was inspired by a teaser shared by showrunner Cam Welsh on Twitter.
I edited together a short video inspired by this teaser from @CamWelsh_ @LukeKalteux. Here’s what you would have seen in the cold open of #Krypton S3. Check out S2 on @TheDCUniverse Aug. 11th!
Storyboard art by Vijay Gasti: https://t.co/tngWBOnk0u#KryptonSeason3 #SaveKrypton https://t.co/8yuV2H3CTB pic.twitter.com/cPLkOC9OxW
— Corey (@coreytrench) August 4, 2020
Storyboard art by Vijay Gasti.
The second season of Krypton will arrive on DC UNIVERSE on August 11. Starring Cameron Cuff as Seg-El, the latest episodes of the series will be available to binge in HD.
Krypton: The Complete First Season and Krypton: The Complete Second & Final Season are available to own on Blu-ray from Amazon.com.
So happy he shared this with us, but it makes me so sad for what we’ve missed! I don’t understand why they had to cancel it, it was my favorite show, and was so well written! 🙁 If we can get the Snyder Cut, surely we can get this back on the air! HBO needs better series content right now anyway.
I’m disappointed that this series didn’t have a conclusion. I’m not a fan of shows being left open ended. I really enjoyed this show, and I really wanted to see how Adam Strange and Seg-El would have saved Joe-El and fixed the timeline. I don’t like that they would have turned Jor-El into a version of the bright burn kid at the beginning of season three. That was disturbing. I only hope that maybe Seg would’ve found Jor, and convince him to turn away from Brainiac. Maybe Adam would’ve told Jor about who his future son is and maybe that… Read more »
They most definitely would have saved the timeline and prevented Jor-El from going bad, but it would have been fun to see how it played out. I really enjoyed when Smallville did the story about Jor-El visiting earth when he was younger. I like the idea that Jor-El knew exactly where he was sending Kal, based on his own experience (rather than just knowing about Earth from a scientific perspective). Speaking of Smallville, it always seemed a little much that Jor-El picked that specific farm for Kal, assuming the advanced technology of Krypton allowed him to know the exact rotation… Read more »