A Guide To The New DC Comics Multiverse, Plus Spoiler To DC Vamps

[superfangirl1]

WildC.A.T.s #2







Dark Crisis: Big Bang #1




Earth 0 —"My" Earth, home to the JLA and others
Earth-I —Younger JLA variants just starting out (Superman: Earth One et al.)
Earth-2 — The Justice Society of America (New 52)
Earth 3 —The Crime Syndicate
Earth-4 —Variants of the Question, Blue Beetle. Captain Atom, et al. (Multiversity Par Americana)
Earth-5 —Variants of the Shazam family (Multiversity: Thunderworld Adventures)
Earth-6 —Wildly alternate variants of Earth-0 heroes (lust Imagine Stan Lee Creating the DC Universe)
Earth-7 —Destroyed; sole survivor. Thunderer (Multiversity #1)
Earth-8 — "Angor." home of the Retaliators
Earth 9 —The "Tangent Heroes" (DC: Tangent Comics)
Earth-10 —The Freedom Fighters
Earth-11 —Reversed-gender variants of Earth-0 heroes and villains
Earth-12 —A future Earth home to a young "Batman Beyond"
Earth-13 —An Earth based on magic rather than science; home of Superdemon
Earth-14 —Justice League of Assassins (deceased) (Superman v4 #15)
Earth-15 —Home of the Cosmic Grail
Earth-16 —Home of celebrity sidekicks the Just (Multiversity The Just)
Earth-17—Ravaged by nuclear war in 1986; home of the Atomic Knights
Earth-18 — Frozen in Old West times; home of the Justice Riders
Earth-19 — Steampunk heroes (Gotham by Gaslight et al.)
Earth-20 —The Society of Super-Heroes, -pulp magazine"-style adventurers
Earth-21 —A ILA created during the Space Race (DC: The New Frontier)
Earth-22 —A future Earth marred by a war that claimed most superheroes (Kingdom Come)
Earth-23 —Home of President Calvin Ellis, a.k.a. Superman (Action Comics v2 u9 et al.)
Earth-24 —Predominantly female heroes fight World War II (DC Comics: Bombshells)
Earth-25 —Adventurer Tom Strong and friends
Earth-26 —The anthropomorphic Zoo Crew
Earth-27 — Dinosaur JLAers (The Jurassic League)
Earth-28 —Heroes fight using mechanized war suns (DO Mech)
Earth-29 —The backward Bizarroverse
Earth-30 —Superman's rocket lands in Soviet Russia (Superman: Red Son)
Earth-31 —Home to Leatherwing and other "pirate heroes" (Detective Annual #7 et al.)
Earth-32 – Random combinations of Earth – 0 heroes (Batman: In Darkest Knight, et al.)
Earth-33 — A world in which all superheroes are fictional (Flash #179 et al)
Earth-34 —The Light Brigade
Earth-35 —The Super Americans
Earth-36 — Optiman and friends
Earth-37 — A grim world of rapid technological advancements (Batman: Thrillkiller et al.)
Earth-38 — Older multi-generational Earth-0 variants (Superman & Batman: Generations)
Earth-39 – Agents of WONDER
Earth-40 – Evil counterprits of Earth-20's heroes
Earth-41 – Spore, Dino-Cop,, Nightcracker, and others
Earth-42 – Cute "chibi" Earth-0 counterparts
Earth-43 — A vampire Justice League (Batman & Dracula: Red Rain)
Earth-44 —Robotic JLA variants
Earth-45 — Creators of Superdoomsday
Earth-46 — A grim young Batman with a unique, unrecognizable rogues' gallery (Batman: The Gargoyle of Gotham)
Earth-47 — The Love Syndicate of Dreamworld, the inferior Five (Pres #1. et al.)
Earth-48 — The Forerunners, genetically engineered warriors
Earth-49 — Lois Lane dies, turning Superman dark (Injustice)
Earth-50 —The tyrannical Justice Lords
Earth-51 —Anaccelerated timeline where Earth met with a Great Disaster and is ruled by talking animals (Kamands, the Last Boy on Earth #41 et al)
Earth-52 —The Primate Legion, sapient metasimians
Earth-54 —Humankind lands on Mars in 1960; Earth of astronaut Tommy Tomorrow
Earth-55 — Zombie versions of Earth-0 heroes (DCeased
Earth-59 —Home of Wonder Woman Tan Terruna (Note• first known parallel Earth) (Wonder Woman v1 #59)
Earth-63 —Overrun with vampire counterparts of Earth-0 heroes (DC vs Vampires)
Earth-66 —Batman and Robin face exceptionally benign villains (Batman '66)
Earth-93 —The Dakotaverse (Icon #1 et al.)
Earth-96 —Teenage students Batgal, Bumblebee, Supergirl, Zatanna, and others (DC Super Hero Girls et al.)
Earth-98 —Home of Green Lantern Tai Pham (Green Lantern: Legacy)
Earth-100 —Home to Teen Titans Raven Roth, Garfield Logan, Damian Wayne, and others (Teen Titans: Raven et al.)
Earth-118 —Medieval versions of Earth-0 heroes (Dark Knights of Steel)
Earth-124 —Home to Wonder Woman. Wonder Girl, and Wonder Tot (Wonder Woman v1 #124)
Earth-148 —Earth-0 counterpart heroes are villains and vice versa (World's Finest Comics v1 # 148 et al.)
Earth-162 —Superman and later, Batman divided into two separate beings (Superman v1 #162)
Earth-183 —Superman raised by apes (Superboy #183 et al.)
Earth-216 —Home of Superman. Jr. and Batman, Jr. (World's Finest Comics #215, et al.)
Earth-387 —No divergences in history other than every inhabitant is a werewolf (Adventure Comics #387)
Earth-789 —Superman and Supergirl are Earth's only powered heroes; Batman's parents killed by the joker. (Superman '78, Batman '89)
Earth-898 —A Justice League without a Superman (JLA: The Nail)
Earth-1956 —A teenage Superman (Superboy) and his dog, Krypto, are Earth's first super-heroes; later, home of the Super Friends
Earth-1996 —Mysterious "amalgamated" (?) heroes; requires further investigation?
Earth-2020 —Three generations of Supermen (Superman v1 #354 et al.)

Comments

[scorntx]

Deathblow (but not actually Deathblow) was an interesting sort of comic book concept, guy who was a corporate killer is dying and gets superpowers. Oh, and realises the secret megacorp are actually... *gasp* bad guys!
And then it turned into him fighting Evil Green Arrow, Evil Flash, Evil Aquaman, Evil Wonder Woman and Eviler Constantine.

There were mentions of a Zealot spin-off, which went nowhere, and the Wild C.A.Ts relaunch that suddenly never happened.

Oh, well.