I think that they could.

Just start out with Rip Hunter at Vanishing Point staring at his chalkboard "Woah this is all wrong! Well, off to go fix it." Then the story ends with Rip shooting the red hooded woman in the face.

the entire thing was just Barry Allen's dream!

I think they could. There are a couple of books that have already been plotted out for 18 issues or so, so they will probably complete their run first. But I can see them do a soft-reboot along the lines of Zero Hour to fix stories that didn't work and re-incorporate stories that did. (For instance, making Barbara Gordon Oracle again while still keeping everything that happened in their more successful titles like Action Comics, Batman, Animal Man, Swamp Thing, and Justice League.)

im really cross on the situation i mean would it be nice for things to go back hell yes, HELL YES! but in doing so we give up the ability to have anything happen.

honestly going back shouldn't be an option, but nonetheless compared to preDC52reboot right now things really suck turkey butt. I think what they should do is start to fix up those holes they've placed in it, thus "going back" somewhat to how things were before 52. Everyone would win because those who enjoy the new 52 get to keep it and those who miss all the old stuff get to see it's new rebirth. then the best part is for the brand new readers who started with the new 52 get really caught up to speed with things in general to the dc universe and blah blah blah.

for example: the flash, in my opinion i think if all they do is get barry and iris together everything there will go back to the usual

teen titans, i think this is one that would be a little messy but do-able and i think the new team should stay, but if they acknowledge the actual teams of the past and meet some of them then things will become more regular

etc.

Possible, that's why they have Pandora aka "The Purple Lady" but in my opinion:

Don't turn back!!! You made a decision, now hold it; if you want changes wait 3 years and make other crisis (BAD IDEA but possible) or use the magic of the relativity in comics :D

They can do anything they want with the power of...IMAGINATION.

If they wanted to go back to the old Dc universe they could find a way. Right now I do not think they would do that since their sales have been high because of the Dc reboot. But if their sales start decreasing they may start to revert back to the old Dc universe.

@haydenclaireheroes: They already have a way written in.

@The Dark Huntress: So I guess any time they want to they could pull the plug with the Dc reboot if it ever gets lower sales than what they use to get before the Dc reboot.

@FadeToBlackBolt: You stop that.

@haydenclaireheroes: It's a really smart move on their part.

@FadeToBlackBolt: -___-

Well if things really get that bad, I could see them doing it. But I am not sure I would like them to do it. Not that I wouldn't want to see the old DC back but since they did, they should stick to it.

They could but it would a be stupid move.
BB

Yes; pretty easily. In fact, I'm sure they'll reboot the Universe again in a year or two. Pandora, the Lady in Pink, might be able to do this, as well. I'm not minding it, actually liking how it brings coherence to Wonder Woman and makes Superman interesting, but then again, I wasn't as much of a DC reader finding the universe boring, and this event seems catered to readers like me. It seems that DC fans really like their continuity, whereas Marvel tends to throw it out the window if a writer wants to glorify ta fanfavorite or have a cool moment.

take a gander into what ive see:

"With the recent revelation of the name of the mysterious pink lady that appeared in each #1 of "The New 52," the fear is that there will be a major crossover. This isn't something that we need. Readers have expressed that there are some books they love and others they had to drop after being unsatisfied. No one wants a major crossover that forces readers to read multiple books they normally don't in order to get the complete story." -http://www.comicvine.com/news/off-my-mind-should-there-be-more-cohesion-in-the-new-dc-universe/144077/

http://www.comicvine.com/pandora/29-81779/

basically she was involved in the last issue of Flashpoint, and then appeared in the 1st issue of every comic after Flashpoint.......then the rest of the off my mind article talks about something being off with the uses of the same characters in different comics. two i find that stick out the most are superman being younger in one comic but not in another and how alfred is ready to kick butt in batman and robin but so very weak and drained in a different one

i think either time in the universe is screwed up or multiple dimensions are screwed up from the whole flashpoint situation. then with the added factor of the pink lady thingy.....pandora first shown in flashpoint #5 and then in every single 1st issue of the dc52. could it have just been something they hid in there to be able to fall back on in case fans started getting pissed or is something seriously scrambled in the DC Universe......or are we looking at different time periods at the same time...............or even reading about different dimensions at one time without knowing it?

@FadeToBlackBolt said:

@The Dark Huntress:
Anyway, I imagine DC will probably run both Universes concurrently.

perfect picture!

Just for my own vanity i cant stand being old/not alive when they reach the 1000 mark in their new numbering. i do like the new 52 comics alot better with a few aggravating exceptions.

I think it is pretty obvious that Pandora is the next crisis to either

A) Allow DC to go back to the way it was before

B) Bring attention to the existing books that people have dropped or new titles in the form of tie-ins & crossovers.

At this point, it looks like it will be B and knowing DC