Superman and WW have a kid in the main time line?

Or maybe lois gets knocked up,clark is elated,then one of his rogues attack her causing a miscarriage...and he seeks solace in the arms of WW.

leading to a night of hot steamy xxx rated panels serenade

ok ok tell me if ur heard this 1 one day superman was flying around when he saw wonderwomen naked chillin in the sun so he thought to him self.......................yall know the rest

Originally posted by grey fox
Hypertime is over complicated bullshit

Originally posted by Galan007
Not really. ermm

Hit me then , explain it all Doctor Galan , my ears are wide open 👆

Originally posted by grey fox
Hit me then , explain it all Doctor Galan , my ears are wide open 👆

So Hypertime isn't a Multiverse but is more like the POTENTIAL for a multiverse.

No actual physical words but more like possible paths taken.

Originally posted by grey fox
So Hypertime isn't a Multiverse but is more like the POTENTIAL for a multiverse.

No actual physical words but more like possible paths taken.

"... The truth that the Universe they oversee, is actually part of an unpredictable Multiverse..."

Originally posted by Galan007
First scan-

"... The truth that the Universe they oversee, is actually part of an unpredictable Multiverse..."

Well f*ck.

Why dont they just call it a multiverse and be done with it !

Originally posted by grey fox
Well f*ck.

Why dont they just call it a multiverse and be done with it !

ie. Hypertime is what makes titles such as Elseworlds, DCAU, All-Star, Tangent, etc. all part of the "greater whole"..... Instead of completely separate entities, as they were before Hypertime was introduced.

And fyi,

More then one Multiverse makes up Hypertime these days.

Originally posted by llagrok
There's no doubt about it, Superman's parenting skills are top notch.

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wasn't the concept of Hyperteam retconned? I could easily be wrong, and it would be a neglible point anyways, seeing as how their is a multiverse again anyways.

Originally posted by tjcoady
wasn't the concept of Hyperteam retconned? I could easily be wrong, and it would be a neglible point anyways, seeing as how their is a multiverse again anyways.

Originally posted by Juntai
Waverider was refered to as The SEER of Hypertime in 52.

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They couldn't call it a multiverse because they officially got rid of the multiverse in COIE

Originally posted by Endless Mike
They couldn't call it a multiverse because they officially got rid of the multiverse in COIE

Originally posted by Galan007
Fixed: 313

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He was called the keeper of the divergent timelines though.
Fairly similar.
Especailly in the point of Hypertime still being acknowledged, however small.

Originally posted by Juntai
Bah, I was going from memory.

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He was called the keeper of the divergent timelines though.
Fairly similar.
Especailly in the point of Hypertime still being acknowledged, however small.

Yeah it was a very brief mentioning, but still enough for us to conclusively say that H-Time has not been retconned.

Part of the difference I notice, is that what Marvel calls a Multiverse, DC calls alternate timelines. DC's single universe, had infinite timelines. [Marvel considers it's alternate timelines as actual seperate or divergent universes, such as Age of Apocalypse, House of M, Days of Future Past and various others it's written about]. DC how has 52 "Universes". Which by my estimation, would equivelent to Marvel's Megaverses, since a single one has infinite timelines equivelent to universes.
I believe in 52, Rip Hunter said we'd soon see the birth of the Megaverse in DC. Which would be something even greater.

Originally posted by willRules
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father ted... awesome.

Originally posted by Galan007
The only child I remember them having together was from "Kingdom":

Thats not actually the case. They've also had a kid in Frank Millers the Dark Knight Strikes again.

Hyper time works in the same way as the many worlds work in quantum mechanics (If you know anything about that). Basically an new universe emerges for every two way choice ever postulated by a person.