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I guess if there's two versions of Harvey Dent, one black and one white, both district attorneys, both scarred and become Two-Face in different ways, and if James Gordon only appeared to die in Batman '89 but actually went into a two year coma, then... I guess? I think James Gordon dying and...

Hope you guys appreciate me finding obscure OnStar Batman tie-ins. I notice that in Batman: OnStar #2 (the comic book, not the advert or the webisode), Mr. Freeze's gang members have hockey masks and sticks, just like Batman & Robin. https://www.hamman.org/batman.html...

They reference the Justice League pre-cameo. I don't really think we can say that literally every single detail is canon except the cameo, I think that S1 happened in the DCU but is only directly canon in the DCEU.

I do agree that they would be pre-flashpoint Earth-1 if I were to place them somewhere. That does also include Superman vs. The Elite because of the footage from Justice League: Doom.

I'm just a little busy and forgetful. :(

I suppose it's also possible that "Earth-97" is actually Earth-89 (as shown in Crisis Aftermath), so Earth-89 includes Batman I-IV/Catwoman, while Earth-96 includes the alternate comic book continuation of Batman Returns. In other words, Batman and Batman Returns are canon to Earth-89...

Deadpool is immortal.

He's non-existent as far as canon goes, but my point is that you can't really disprove that Weapon XI didn't become a classic Deadpool after XMOW.

We don't know anything about Test Footage Deadpool's origin, so how do you know he didn't take part in the vietnam war?

Oh no, guys. Guess it must be canon now, lol. Not really... This is rather funny in hindsight though.

Earth-78 was never an official designation. The official statement was always that Reeve is Earth-96, and that that includes all four films. It's... a little weird though, I get that.

Earth-9602, Earth-496 and Earth 1996 all refer to the exact same reality but in different multiverses. The thinking is that Earth-96 is supposed to be the reality of the Superman film series, including III-IV, and Earth-789 includes III-IV. One could easily argue that no universe merging...

I guess the Earth-66 equivalent to that is: Earth-Adventures of Superman Earth-66 Earth-76 Earth-Shazam/Isis Earth-66's Billy does seem to have almost the same costume (maybe a lot cheaper). Not sure how the aging matches since Earth-66 Billy is a kid in 1969. Either way there's no real link...

Notably, Dark Crisis: Big Bang called Earth-789 the reality of Superman '78 and Batman '89... but didn't call Earth-66 the reality of Batman '66 and Wonder Woman '77. Missed opportunity for a callback.

Since Earth-66 is the designation currently used for Batman '66 in the Comics Multiverse, I think that if they're the same Earth now, then it's set on Earth-66 on the Live-Action Multiverse rather than Earth-76. We don't know that, I just think Earth-66 is a safer bet. It makes more sense that...

It's a reference to that. Funny enough, supports ANOES being an in-universe movie.

That show had Freddy on it.

Bruh. (Not canon I'd say but it's funny seeing classic Jimmy again)