Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two List

• Avengers: Endgame - Features an ensemble of superheroes working together to defeat a cosmic villain.
• Crisis on Infinite Earths - The crossover event that leads into the 'Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two' with multiple heroes and parallel universes.
• Spider-Man: No Way Home - Focuses on multiverse themes and features various Spider-Man characters from different universes.
• The Flash - Explores the multiverse and features numerous heroes and villains from the DC universe.
• Superman: Red Son - This animated film features alternate versions of familiar heroes in a captivating narrative.
• Green Lantern: First Flight - An animated DC film that brings together heroes for an intergalactic battle.
• Batman: Hush - The animated film showcases Batman teaming up with various heroes against a complex villain.
• Teen Titans: The Judas Contract - Involves a team of superheroes battling against internal and external threats.
• X-Men: Days of Future Past - Explores time travel and features numerous characters from the X-Men universe.
• Legends of Tomorrow - Features a team of heroes from various DC backgrounds facing time-related threats.
• The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes - An animated series that features various Marvel heroes teaming up to confront threats.
• Justice League: War - Another animated feature showing the formation of the Justice League in an alternate reality.
• Guardians of the Galaxy - An ensemble cast of heroes from different backgrounds teaming up to save the universe.
• Injustice: Gods Among Us - Features a conflict among heroes in an alternate storyline where their morals are challenged.
• Doom Patrol - A series that involves unique heroes with diverse abilities working together.
• The Umbrella Academy - A group of siblings with superpowers must unite to avert an impending apocalypse.
• Justice League Dark: Apokolips War - Involves multiple DC characters coming together to fight a powerful enemy.
• Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - An iconic story where Batman takes a stand against multiple villains and a dystopian future.
• Black Widow - Features a female superhero exploring her past with a backdrop of family and betrayal.
• Justice League: Throne of Atlantis - Focuses on the origin of Aquaman and the involvement of the Justice League.
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - Animated film exploring the multiverse concept with various Spider-People coming together.
• Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - Follows a group of agents dealing with super-powered threats and crossovers with the Marvel universe.
• Thor: Ragnarok - Features a blend of cosmic themes, gods, and heroes battling against a powerful foe.
• Wonder Woman 1984 - Focuses on the iconic character along with themes of legacy and superhero battles.
• The Boys - Explores a darker take on superheroes and features a variety of super-powered characters.
• The New Frontier - An animated film exploring the early days of the superheroes in America, akin to Justice League.
• Hellboy II: The Golden Army - Features a unique superhero with a team working against mythical creatures.
• Gotham - Explores iconic characters from the Batman universe before they became superheroes.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer - A team of individuals battling supernatural forces with strong character development.
• Supergirl - Follows a hero from the DC universe embracing her powers and responsibilities.
• Narcos: Mexico - While not superhero-oriented, it features a vested interest in power struggles similar to superhero dynamics.
• The Matrix - Involves a team fighting against an overwhelming system and features multiverse-like elements.
• Legion - Explores characters with extraordinary abilities dealing with mind-bending challenges.
• The Flash (1990) - The earlier adaptation of The Flash's adventures with a similar tone.
• Power Rangers: SPD - A team-based superhero series involving various characters with powers fighting villains.
• The Incredibles - An animated family of superheroes dealing with the balance of everyday life and their powers.
• Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - Explores the multiverse and character interactions of various timelines and realities.
• The Punisher - Features a darker, anti-hero perspective on justice similar to some of the darker hero tones in Crisis.