Active Continuities
Earth-0 Mk. 4 (Post-Flashpoint)
This is the current mainstream DC Universe. It emerged from Flashpoint event and was launched with 2011′s “The New 52″ soft-reboot. It is the setting Justice League (vol. 2), Justice League International (vol. 3), Justice League Dark.
Recently Reviews
- Justice League (vol. 2) #16 (March 2013)
- Aquaman (vol. 5) #15 (Feb 2013)
- Justice League (vol. 2) #15 (Feb 2013)
- Aquaman (vol. 5) #14 (Jan 2013)
- Justice League (vol. 2) #14 (Jan 2013)
- Justice League (vol. 2) #13 (Dec 2012)
Earth-12 (DCAU)
This is a continuation of the DC Animated Universe shown in cartoon series like Justice League Unlimited and Superman TAS. New adventures are published in the Batman Beyond Unlimited revival comics.
Recently Reviews
- Superman TAS 2x13 "Father’s Day"
- Superman TAS 1x4 "Fun and Games"
- Superman TAS 2x12 "World’s Finest Part Three"
- Superman TAS 2x11 "World’s Finest Part Two"
- Superman TAS 2x10 "World’s Finest Part One"
- Superman TAS 2x9 "Ghost In The Machine"
Earth-16 (Young Justice)
This is the world created by Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman as the setting for the Young Justice cartoon series and the Young Justice (vol. 2) spin-off comicbook.
Recently Reviews
- Young Justice (vol. 2) #19 (Oct 2012)
- Young Justice (vol. 2) #18 (Sept 2012)
- Young Justice Invasion 2x6 "Bloodlines"
- Young Justice Invasion 2x5 "Beneath"
- Young Justice Invasion 2x4 "Salvage"
- Young Justice Invasion 2x3 "Alienated"
Indexed Multiverses
Classic DC Multiverse
This is DC’s Classic Multiverse which was first acknowledged in 1961 with the publication of “The Flash of Two Worlds” and concluded in 1986 with the end of the Crisis on Infinite Earths. This is the Multiverse of the original Silver Age Earth-One and Golden Age Earth-Two.
Indexed Universes
Flashpoint Universe
This is the divergent timeline shown in 2011′s Flashpoint Event. It was devoid of its normal heroes and was being consumed by a war between Themyscira and Atlantis. This history was over-written by the New 52 timeline.
Indexed Universes
Misc. Universes
Indexed Universes
Modern DC Multiverse
The modern DC Multiverse was introduced at the conclusion of the 52 series and featured heavily in Grant Morrison’s Final Crisis. Unlike the original Multiverse, this new one only possesses 52 Universes. However, reality within those Universes has been shown to be highly malleable to with major replacements shown on Earth’s 0, 2 and 51.
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The Post Crisis DC Universe
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X-Over Earths
When two companies publish an inter-company collaboration they usually show that both their teams are inhabitants of the same Earth, yet those teams have never met each other before and afterwards never refer to the events of the crossover. The strange worlds that exist solely for the duration of team-up are Crossover Earths.