moonholls
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Has this comic been released yet?Crisis on Infinite Earths: Giant #1 connects a version of the N52 and the Superman short films from the 40s. That adds 17 cartoons shorts to the list.
Has this comic been released yet?Crisis on Infinite Earths: Giant #1 connects a version of the N52 and the Superman short films from the 40s. That adds 17 cartoons shorts to the list.
Yes.Has this comic been released yet?
Oh no, I didn't think of... yeah, forget it.If Earth-52 is that, that would mean Teen Titans Go is canon.
Could any other Batmam '66 crossovers be canon if we assume the characters that are being crossed over with are just from a different Earth?Now that we know Wonder Woman is Earth-76 and Batman is Earth-66, I think the crossovers may be able to work, albeit they aren't crossovers anymore. As long as Wonder Woman doesn't mention any dates that would place it in 1978, it could be that the world we see in Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77 is Earth-76, correcting the continuity errors of the crossover.
I'm just going with everything is in Earth-66 except the Wonder Woman crossover which contradicts both Legends of the Superheroes and the timeline for the Batman show so it must be on Earth-76, unless that show goes past the year 1977, in which case the crossover might as well be on Earth-6677, meaning it's a maybe.Could any other Batmam '66 crossovers be canon if we assume the characters that are being crossed over with are just from a different Earth?
Eh, I like it. Maybe it could explain that supposed Earth-9 business too.If Earth-1 and Earth-38 merge, then maybe Earth-66 and Earth-76 could merge post-crisis into a new Earth or something. Depending on how many post-crisis Earths there are, the comics could potentially be set after they merge. Just my theory. I could end up being wrong, but just throwing out an idea.
It doesn't say that, and it can't be. The Anti-Monitor and other beings outside the multiverse contradict that, as well as the amount of Earths within the multiverse. Theres only one of each Monitor.Which version of Earth-N52 is it?
The Wiki says it's Prime Earth...
Earth-N52
Earth-N52 was one of the many universes in the multiverse. The universe was destroyed during the Anti-Monitor Crisis. Earth-N52 was destroyed by antimatter during the Anti-Monitor Crisis; Pariah watched as Heroes Square of Metropolis was consumed by the wave.[1]It is presumed that a identical...arrow.fandom.com
No, it's not the same. That one is apart of a different Crisis with a different Anti-Monitor, something that can't happen because of there being only one.Okay okay, and the Earth-D universe in Crisis on Infinite Earths Giant, is it the same Earth-D that appears on the 1999 Legends of the DC Universe: Crisis on Infinite Earths comics?
Or is it an universe that resembles it?
Earth-D
Earth-D was one of the many universes in the multiverse. The universe was destroyed during the Anti-Monitor Crisis. In 2019, when Outkast released a wave of shadow demons on this universe's Earth, the Justice Alliance fought them with the help from heroes from other universes. But despite their...arrow.fandom.comEarth-D
Earth-D was the designation for an Earth, and the Universe it inhabited, that existed prior to the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Earth-D was very similar to Earth-One and had a Silver Age "feel". This universe had its own super-hero analogues to Earth-One, except they are more ethnically diverse...dc.fandom.com
It's for the wiki, but I guess I might as well use it...Also in the Arrowverse Wiki, they called Black Lightning's universe "Earth-BL": https://arrow.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-BL
You think it's an official name or is it just for the Wiki?