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Owing to the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths, Arion's universe now exists in the same DC Multiverse with a few changes; Arion's version of Atlantis took place in the distant past, roughly around 500,000 years before the main DCU timeline and is explained that despite Arion's belief, Atlantis as a whole wasn't destroyed. [15]
- Ongoing series
- 1982-July 1985
- fantasy, superheroMagic
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The DC Multiverse is a fictional continuity construct used in numerous DC Comics publications. The Multiverse has undergone numerous changes since its introduction and has included various universes, listed below between the original Multiverse and its successors.
- Previous Iterations of The Multiverses
- Notable Earths Not Yet Numbered
- Hypertime
- Dark Multiverse
Pre-Crisis Multiverse
Below is a partial list of notable alternate worlds and universes with known numerical designations. Beyond these, many other alternate worlds have been visited or explored by denizens of the DC Universe. The mixture of Pre-Crisis and Post-Crisis Earths provided by the Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Compendiumcan be found on its page. Some of the supposedly destroyed Earths were revealed to live on in Hypertime, and even Earths that were destroyed (like Earth-Three or Earth-S) were found to h...
Interregnum Multiverse
Below is a partial list of alternate worlds created by Alexander Luthor in his attempt to create the perfect Earth.
Post-Infinite Crisis Multiverse
Earths of unknown designation known to have existed in this Multiverse include an Earth similar to that of Justice League: The Nail, a dimension home to a black President Superman that would be continued after Flashpoint in the form of Earth 23, a recreated Earth-Prime, and the home universe of Hot Pursuit, as well as possibly the world of All-Star Superman. The Antimatter Universe is also present, with its incarnation of Ultraman appearing in Final Crisis. Following the company-wide reboot i...
Even before the Rebirth of the Multiverse, many of the infinite realities beyond the Local Multiverse didn't have not an Earth designation. As a consequence of the Multiverse merging with Pariah's version of the Pre-Crisis Multiverse, an unknown number of Earths, which have yet to be properly cataloged according to Prime Earth Barry Allen, have joi...
Main article: Hypertime The Hypertime is a collection of all the Alternate Timelines and Possible Futures from all the iterations of the Multiverse as well as an infinite number of alternate universes, some of which are copies or original versions of many realities from the various Orreries of Worlds. In the course of years, most of these realities...
Main article: Dark Multiverse Beneath the Multiverse and the Antimatter Universe is the vast, roiling couldron of the World Forge, a realm of pure possibility, from the fears and hopes of the inhabitants of the Multiverse above. The best of these worlds are cast by the World Forgerinto the multiverse above; those that are not instead fall into the ...
The DC Multiverse isn't the only Multiverse; It's a part of an Omniverse filled with other Multiverses, sharing the omniversal overvoid with the Marvel Multiverse, the Wildstorm Multiverse, and others. This post is to help people understand the DC Multiverse, and how it all works.
Arion is an immortal demigod of the Atlantean pantheon born during the times of ancient Atlantis and is considered the greatest wizard in the civilization's history.
May 6, 2021 · Any DC character you can think of has existed in some form of the DC Multiverse, except for any of the New Gods - a race of extremely powerful beings created by Jack Kirby who reside on twin...
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Sep 9, 2014 · Multiversity, an eight-issue — six one-shot comics, and two bookends — miniseries by creator Grant Morrison examines these parallel universes in the DC Comics world. In DC’s Multiverse, 52 ...
