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Since we have the Vanishing Point in Pre-Crisis and have so far accepted Mirror Verse and Bizzaro World Post Crisis, should we add the "Flashpoint Earth" from Flash Season 3 discovered in the Clive Yorkin Episode when Cisco had it "Vibed", and should we add the Phantom Zone Post Crisis?
Maxcardun (talk)12:42, 12 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@Spanneraol: True, but this article is called "List of DC Multiverse worlds" not "List of DC Multiverse Earths" (talk)13:13, 29 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Recent developments in the comics have introduced new details that ought to be used to refine and possibly extend this article. Infinite Frontier tweaked the structure of the orrery of worlds, notably replacing Earth 2 with a version featuring The pre-flash point Huntress; it probably rolled Earth 2 back to either its pre-Flashpoint form or maybe even to its pre crisis form. Earth 3 also got a reboot. It also introduced the notion of the Omniverse.
As I write this, Dark Crisis has just brought back the Infinite Earths, which Infinite Frontier identified with Multiverse 2. The specifics of this new Multiverse have not yet been released; so it is at this moment premature to actually add a section for it; but that is going to be changing within the next several months.
Finally, Flashpoint Beyond has introduced the idea of the Divine Continuum: a superstructure of space and time where the space aspect of it contains the Omniverse while the time aspect of it contains Hypertime. Hypertime does not have a structure or world names the way the Omniverse does; but it definitely has some known worlds: the flashpoint world is definitely in Hypertime, and the implication is that every world that has been created by means of messing with history exists in Hypertime. The specifics of this, too, have not quite yet been revealed; but keep an eye out, as they are likely to be revealed in more detail over the next few months.2600:1009:B01F:654B:0:5:236F:6F01 (talk)07:00, 23 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]
InBatman: The Brave and the Boldepisode 12 in season 1, Red Hood sends theInjustice Syndicate's earth destroying bomb to Earth-161, which he just describes as "Zombie planet". Earth-161 is never mentioned before or after, so does this count as a canonical entry into the list?Scu ba (talk)03:27, 13 September 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I removed a section stating that Earth-Fourteen was "The world where all Pre-Crisis non-Kirby Fourth World tales took place, according to Mark Evanier's speculation in the text page of New Gods (1984 reprint series) #1".
In his 1984 New Gods #1 essay, what Mark Evanier actually said of the non-Kirby Fourth World comics is: "If you have any of those comics in your collection, just pretend they were Imaginary Stories or they all took place on Earth-Seventeen or something. Believe me when i say that, if we tried to fit them in, it would only mess up the wonderful tale that Jack Kirby has now been given the chance to complete."
He was clearly being figurative, suggesting that, for the purposes of Kirby's continuation, they didn't apply. He was not literally saying that they took place on Earth-Seventeen.Azurfel (talk)03:37, 18 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]
