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...I suppose 30 Days of Night (comics), 30 Days of Night (films) or both, since the characters have slightly different names apparently, are in the X-Files universe. Go figure. At least this crossover is a solid cutoff point with no further ties so it prevents the Tommy Westphall problem.

Sooo, Tommy Westphall timeline when? shot

Tommy Westphall wiki pages should help on that.

It's not really a universe to me as much as a series of characters that exist in more than one universe. It really depends on how far you consider a crossover.

My CBS Timeline is right on that edge... Also, good luck with this timeline, @Megatron. I started to do it but the first season jumping around everywhere with episodes placed completely out of order made me want to scream.

It Will only have X-Files, Millennium and the long gunmen.

I never thought about this theory. There are indeed characters from the X-Files spin-offs in other series. Byers, Frohike and Langly, aka The Lone Gunmen

I dread the thought of the amount of time someone would have to waste going down the Tommy Westphall continuity/universe rabbit hole.

I haven't read the Tomb Raider comics to be honest. I thought that they implied that they were canon, it is just that people don't include them in timelines so they don't have to include WitchBlade and more Top Cow things. But I may have understood wrong, since, again I haven't read them. And I...

...rather than a huge Image Universe? It's actually as simple as AVP -> Top Cow -> Dynamite -> Slasherverse using that logic. It's an anti-Westphall device really, not bias. I think you don't realise quite how much connects through comic books if you take every comic crossover as a shared...

I'm not angry. Just... annoyed. And also, I meant the "I wish" bit with some sarcasm, which honestly doesn't translate well over text.

...that's not the case." You said that you wish this reality took place in the mind of a child, which is an example of the Tommy Westphall trope. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllJustADream If you liked that trope (which apparently you don't), then I have no issues with that. I...

Ah, so there is more super people (secret spies, the dude from Kick-Ass, Jesus (?), etc.) before he uses his powers, just not mutants?

I wish... but unfortunately, that's not the case. The long and short of it that I can gather so far is that the Millarworld (or Earth-1219 in the Marvel Multiverse) is a universe where the villains successfully erased the heroes from existence after defeating them in 1986, and have since been...

No, that doesn't make it like Tommy Westphall. He isn't creating the Millerworld, he's just the only mutant who resides in it.

Is there a reason why one would believe that?

Does this reality take place in the head of a child? Is this some kind of canonical example of a Tommy-Westphall-like universe?

The Hellraiser comics also include a crossover with Lord of Illusions

Nooo X-Files Is basically our Denise.

...vs. Nightbreed: Jihad Pinhead vs. Marshal Law: Law in Hell I'm likely going to ignore Nightbreed and Marshal Law though. I seemed to have forgot about something... The X-Files: Conspiracy comic... oh dear. We... we might need some guidelines so we don't end up in Tommy Westphall's head.