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In response, a Monitor assembles a team of superheroes from across the Multiverse, most notably those of Earth-Prime and Earth ... collected edition from DC Comics: Justice League Vol.

When DC Comics first introduced the idea ... do not fit into the numbering scheme of DC’s multiverse and, particularly with “Prime Earth,” the publisher runs the risk of readers confusing ...

the Multiverse – aside from the Earth Alpha, the Elseworld that is the Absolute Universe, and the Earth Omega, that's your lot. All change… But for DC Comics? It's all back in the box.

Now the multiverse has been sealed away and the only neighbor the Prime Earth has ... for the Prime DC Universe to rejoin it. Absolute Power #4 is available now from DC Comics.

Earth-Two, in the classic comics of DC’s Silver Age ... along with the four other surviving Earths of the DC Multiverse, were merged into one in the 1985 miniseries Crisis on Infinite ...

planning a cinematic multiverse with parallel Earths for each franchise, what lessons can ... in comics published during World War II. The explanation given was that Barry existed on Earth-1 ...

Though the Marvel Comics Multiverse was a playground for ... at random to avoid using the terms 'Earth-One' or 'Earth-Two,' as used by DC. However, there are alternative ideas about how the ...

at least in the comics. Generally speaking, the Marvel multiverse features a bunch of alternate earths that are in some way worse than the earth we’re all most familiar with. DC, by contrast ...

The DC Comics Dark Multiverse Batrocitus is priced at $19. ... The Batman Who Laughs' team of Dark Knights in their attack on Earth-0. After their victory, he was assigned to guard New Apokolips ...

The writing talent includes Superman mainstays like Joshua Williamson, Mark Waid, and Dan Jurgens, joined by new voices like ...

In 1941, Jorge Luis Borges published “The Garden of Forking Paths,” a short story in which a spy travels to the home of an English scholar. There they discuss an odd book by the spy’s great ...