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https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Fantastic_Four/Gargoyles_Vol_1_1 How did I miss this?? The Earth-7642 Fantastic Four had two comics last year.

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Chamada_Geral_Vol_1_1 Flash Gordon is canon?

Fun fact, the age of heroes now begins in 2010.

I'm guessing the upcoming Superman/Spider-Man comic is a sequel to the original crossovers.

There's also the recent Thor/Shazam! and The Flash/Fantastic Four, both of which are also set in Earth-7642.

Deadpool/Batman #1 Earth 0 (DC Universe) The Dead of Knight (first story) Earth-TRN1680 (Captain America/Wonder Woman) The Gun & The Sword (second story) Earth-7642 (Crossover Universe) Catch (third story) The Red and The Green (fourth story) Rocket Raccoon has a Green Lantern Ring now (fifth...

See? It's the main versions of Batman and Deadpool transported to Earth-7642 where they see the Batman from this universe knocked out. Crazy.

The extra stories all are Earth-7642 except the Doctor Strange/Constantine one. That's, I think, the DC characters displaced to Earth-616.

The second one might actually be the main versions transported to that universe. The first crossover, no.

Earth-7642 is referenced by name in the Batman/Deadpool crossover. The version of Batman from that reality even appears.

That's why I watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 like: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 5x01-5x03 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 5x05 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 5x04 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 5x06-5x10 Technically, it's more chronologically accurate.

Personally, I prefer it to literally be as precise as possible in a viewing order. That means that WHiH Newsfront would be broken up by Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and such. Just makes more sense and is more objective.

Universal Monsters isn't just "horror movie by Universal", it's specifically IPs like Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, Creature, etc. distributed by Universal. If it's not one of those, the connection needs to be proven by some sort of source, like The Thing video game being advertised as...

That's not how it works.

I mean, hey. I'm just the messenger. It's part of the franchise and not a remake... it could be the same continuity.

Oh, Leprechaun: Origins too. That shitty film doesn't even feature Leprechauns. I remember doing research on it. It's literally completely unrelated except for being in the same franchise... which actually works in its favour towards being canon, ironically.

Technically, the original Nosferatu is only connected by a UM-branded short film. You're correct, but I think that was an accident.

I recall us discussing the Friday the 13th 2009 film as being in the same continuity as the original based on statements by the writers and producers (thus... Transformers is Slasherverse, I guess?). Well, what other franchises are there where this is the case? Texas Chainsaw Massacre...

Basically, there's an in-universe movie called Anaconda in the 2025 film that stars serveral actors that were in the 1997 film. Since we never see any footage of it and the characters that those actors played aren't named, you can easily say that the new instalment is the twelve film in the...

I don't know what you mean. Those are literally the same person. :p