WebThe DC Multiverse is a fictional continuity construct that is used in DC Comics publications. The Multiverse has undergone numerous changes and has included various universes, listed below between the original Multiverse and its successors. Contents 1 Original Multiverse 1.1 Cataloged 1.2 Unclassified 2 The 52 3 The New 52 4 References WebDC Comics' Map of the Multiverse is a great interactive web site with details about each of the 52 Earths. The map of the DC Multiverse was constructed assuming there are 52 Earths. That was apparently expanded again to infinite Earths by the events of Convergence (2015) and Dark Nights: Death Metal (2024). Check out DC's own Map of the Multiverse.

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Webscarecroe There isn't one assigned. Also, DCEU (DC Extended Universe) isn't a name that's officially used. It's just a fan name that stuck. leoschot • What if it's earth 52? If I recall the local multiverse ends at 51. Red Robin "Prime-Earth" is 52. leoschot Red Robin • Yeah. 0-51 is 52 universes. Gruwidge • 5 yr. ago WebThe first parallel Earth to be featured in DC Comics was visited by the Earth-Two Wonder Woman, who worked with her counterpart to battle the conqueror Duke Dazam. This … capho login

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WebThe laws of physics shattered, Earth-7’s reality has been twisted and corrupted. The sole survivor of the cataclysm was Thunderer, a powerful hero who was saved by the last of the Monitors and sent to the House of Heroes to rally help. Character Facts First Appearance: DC SPECIAL: THE RETURN OF DONNA TROY #4 (2005) Related Characters Earth-8 WebIt requires braving uncharted—and often scary—waters. The reality is that failure, not success, often befalls those courageous enough to take the leap into the unknown. For a handful of heroes, Earth-1 is that proverbial unknown of the Multiverse. WebCharacter Facts Powers: hard light constructs, instant weaponry, force fields, flight, durability, alien technology First Appearance: ALL-AMERICAN COMICS #16 (1940) Alias/Alter Ego: Hal Jordan Occupation: Test pilot … cap holders racks