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Earth-47 The Multiversity Guidebook #01 (2015)
The DC Multiverse Primer.
Were you confused by certain Earths from The Multiversity Guidebook? Well I stretched and flexed my DC knowledge to try to explain WHERE the worlds came from or what they're BASED on- the things I don't delve into are a quick google-search away! Enjoy a further breakdown of the origins and inspirations of the 52 Earths that make up our Multiverse.
0. New 52 Earth. The current continuity, what you read. Has shades of the previous DC continuity, as well as certain aspects and acquisitions from the Wildstorm and Vertigo lines.
The "Earth One" DC Comics series.
The revived Earth-2 concept, which features a newly updated and modernized formation of the Justice Society.
Crime Syndicate Earth, evil versions of the Justice League- bad is good and good is bad.
Pax Americana. Charlton Comics characters, but inspired by Alan Moore's Watchmen.
Thunderworld, classic Captain Marvel- Fawcett Comics.
"Just Imagine Stan Lee's" Earth.
Based on Ultimate Marvel line of comics, and Hellboy analogs.
Based on the regular 616 Marvel comics.
Tangent Comics.
Mastermen Earth, home to the JLAxis, which consists of Nazi counterparts of the Justice League, who combat an alternate version of the Freedom Fighters.
Home of the Justice Guild. A gender-swapped Earth where the Amazons have taken a more active role in world development (instead of hiding from man's world) which caused more female heroes to arise more frequently and with greater prominence than male.
DC animated universe, has reach Beyond time period.
Dark magic & witchcraft centric Earth, combining aspects of Vertigo's arcane characters and DC superheroics.
Mystery Earth 1 (of 7).
Earth that suffered the fallout from Countdown to Final Crisis and was destroyed.
Earth-Me, home of the Just. The young and self-centered next generation of heroes.
Earth-AD, home of the Atomic Knights.
Home of the DC Western heroes and properties, stuck in the time period.
Gotham by Gaslight Earth- steampunk heroes.
Pulp heroes, opposite of Earth 40.
DC: The New Frontier- JFK is never assassinated.
Kingdom Come.
A kind of race-swapped Earth. Where Calvin Ellis is the President of the United States and Superman; Grant Morrison based the character on Barack Obama. Because the first superhero was black it inspiried black heroes to arise more frequently and with greater prominence than white.
Mystery Earth 2 (of 7).
Mystery Earth 3 (of 7).
Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew!
Mystery Earth 4 (of 7).
Mystery Earth 5 (of 7).
Bizarro Earth, nothing am different and everything am same- never opposite.
Superman: Red Son.
Batman: Leatherwing- pirate heroes.
Based on both Batman: In Darkest Knight and amalgams of DC heroes, Justice Titans.
Earth-Prime, YOU ARE HERE.
Based on Astro City.
Based on Rob Liefeld's Supreme and that respective universe through its different publishing histories.
Based on Big-Bang Comics.
Batman: Thrillkiller.
Superman & Batman: Generations.
Based on T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents.
Pulp villains, opposite of Earth 20.
Image Comics superheroes universe pastiche.
Chibi Earth- a bit like Lil' Gotham. Holds a terrible secret.
Batman & Dracula trilogy (Red Rain, Bloodstorm and Crimson Mist).
Doctor Will Tornado and the Metal League. Robot-swapped; robots are human, humans are robots.
A world that didn't have heroes but thought-powered technology. Eventually led to the creation of SUPERDOOMSDAY™ that caused chaos through the Multiverse (Action Comics #9 - 18).
Mystery Earth 6 (of 7). Second most mysterious of the mystery Earths.
Home of the Love Syndicate of Dreamworld and President Prez Rickard (who might possibly be one of Dream's agent of hope). Groovy.
A world full of EVENT comics, slightly based off the Wildstorm line.
Mystery Earth 7 (of 7). The most mysterious of the mystery Earths.
The Justice Lords of the DCAU.
Kamandi's world, where the New Gods of the Fourth World watch. Kirby influenced.
The Multiversity Guidebook #1
The Multiversity Guidebook #1
A guide to all the mulitverses. (more…)
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THIS GUIDEBOOK TELLS US WHERE WE ARE.
It'll show us what is coming, and where we're going.
It's all here, it's all real, it's all happening.
Read at your own peril.
The Multiversity Guidebook did not disappoint