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The thing is, DCEU Peacemaker isn't really coming into the DCU anymore than Waller is. Events from the DCEU just happen to exist in the DCU timeline despite The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker S1 occurring in a different universe. There's no in-canon reason for it, it's just how it happened. So...

Earth-N52 is, or was supposed to be, the Pre-Crisis DCEU reality. (Seen in Crisis on Infinite Earths: Paragons Rising extra content)

Two notes: 1. Hugo Strange appears heavily in Batman: Resurrection. He is referenced in Batman '89: Echoes posthumously. I love this because it feels like a hidden storyline that informs the overall storyline of this Batman iteration. 2. Okay, I'm going mad. I could SWEAR I saw the "Forget the...

Maybe it's DCEU canon, then. Makes sense to me.

James Gunn's farts are probably more canon to him than an official tie-in comic. That's just how he is. I'm honestly thinking that whenever James Gunn has a canon opinion, we should all agree to ignore him. Otherwise, according to this guy, Marvel TV, Red Stamp tie-in comics, and I Am Groot are...

Drake Winston is in the novel, so Batman: Resurrection is 10000% in the same timeline as the Batman '89 comics.

We'll never really know the implications because the new DCEU Batman never shows up again. I imagine he'll never show back up too.

George Clooney literally plays Batman, if you don't recall.

Looks good, better than the teaser for sure.

Well, the in-universe comic wouldn't use their actual names, the same way the Halloween H20 Universe's version of the Scream films probably doesn't show Halloween (1978) as an in-universe film.

So we agree that Superman (1978-1987) and Batman (1989-1992) are the same universe, and that brings in Supergirl (1984) and Catwoman (2004). Following this, Human Target (2010-2011) is loosely connected to Donner's Superman. You could argue that, since Crisis on Infinite Earths is an in-universe...

I mean... it's a horror movie about a killer clown, I don't know what you expect. This entire timeline is filled with things like that. Yeah, it's messed up, but it's also over-the-top silly too. It's not easy to take it seriously, and I think that's the point. It's like Fallout violence to me...

I'm not adding it because it has no connection, I was just musing about the timeline of it exclusively on its own terms. Also, eh, I think they're decent films with a lot of practical effect genius behind it, and great acting by David Howard Thornton. Sienna is a pretty strong heroine too...

Small timeline issues: -It is mentioned that Bruce didn't go out on consecutive nights during Batman (1989). -It is mentioned that Batman has had a short career, despite the fact that he has supposedly been active since 1979, seen in Superman '78 #3.

For anyone curious, Pete takes drugs and Art appears in his hallucination.

The Terrifier timeline... isn't it something like: 2004 - The Desent 2009 - The 9th Circle 2011 - A Boy's Life 2011 - Terrifier 2011 - Mr. Tricker's Treat 2013 - The Offering 2013 - M is for Masochist 2013 - Alexia 2013 - Jack Attack 2013 - All Hallows Eve 2014 - The Last Halloween 2015 - All...