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Reference to an Omniverse here...
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=adventuresofsuperman617fi2.jpg
Originally posted by batdude123
😕Reference to an Omniverse here...
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=adventuresofsuperman617fi2.jpg
Thanks for posting that. Metron also mentions a Metaverse, whatever that is. The Oblivion Shadow was going to destroy all of creation. Every universe, dimension, Anti-Matter, etc...
Originally posted by batdude123Reference to an Omniverse here...
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=adventuresofsuperman617fi2.jpg
Here's the Marvel Omniverse. (referenced and artistically illustrated) literally!
"The Omniverse"
..........................................................................
(by statements alone, there's too many to post)
But this is one of seven artistic depictions of the Marvel Omniverse on panel!
I have them all if anyone is interested, let me know. 🙂
Originally posted by Mr Master
👆 btw. Was this issue before or after DC's 52 arc?Here's the Marvel Omniverse. (referenced and artistically illustrated) literally!
"The [B]Omniverse
"..........................................................................
This is one of seven artistic depictions of the Marvel Omniverse on panel! [/B]
Before. However, theoretically speaking, 52 might only be detailing one multiverse in DC's Omniverse.
I doubt the forces that created the multiverse in Infinite Crisis (Alexander Luthor and the Anti-Monitor corpse) could manipulate the entire Omniverse.
Originally posted by batdude123
😕Reference to an Omniverse here...
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=adventuresofsuperman617fi2.jpg
Originally posted by batdude123
Because it's on panel, was written by an author, and was published by DC comics.
Originally posted by Soljer
A DC writer wrote the word through the know nothing General, though.Knowing that the general WAS a know nothing.
Do you not see the problem? You're implying that every word ever stated by ANYONE, ANYWHERE is absolute comic-canon-law.
😬.
It isn't.
You're making the same argument as the DBZ-tards that say "Cell was gonna destroy the solar system!"
Originally posted by batdude123Before. However, theoretically speaking,
52 might only be detailing one multiverse in DC's Omniverse.
Originally posted by batdude123I doubt the forces that created the multiverse in Infinite Crisis
(Alexander Luthor and the Anti-Monitor corpse)
could manipulate the entire Omniverse.
Marvel has a detailed description of their Omniverse,
has DC presented any kind of on panel or perhaps bio info that defines it?
Also, has the DC Omniverse ever been illustrated?
Also, has the term "Omniverse" ever appeared again in a DC issue?
Originally posted by batdude123
😕Reference to an Omniverse here...
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=adventuresofsuperman617fi2.jpg
Now we know why he's called Superman 😂 nice scan
Originally posted by Mr Master
Is there any proof that alludes to this idea being plausible?What is the DC Omniverse?
Marvel has a detailed description of their Omniverse,
has DC presented any kind of on panel or perhaps bio info that defines it?Also, has the DC Omniverse ever been illustrated?
Also, has the term "Omniverse" ever appeared again in a DC issue?
Imperiex Prime was an Omniverse threat I believe
Originally posted by Mr Master
Is there any proof that alludes to this idea being plausible?What is the DC Omniverse?
Marvel has a detailed description of their Omniverse,
has DC presented any kind of on panel or perhaps bio info that defines it?Also, has the DC Omniverse ever been illustrated?
Also, has the term "Omniverse" ever appeared again in a DC issue?
This is why I said "theoretically speaking."
Originally posted by kevdudeImperiex Prime was an Omniverse threat I believe
Which I think translates to "all-time" ...
indeed I read that scan, it was across all timelines.
Not sure if that means all universes though,
I think Galan knows the specifics on this, ...so, don't quote me.
I'm just sayin, cause if it's like in Marvel,
Timelines should be in separate groups according to their respective Multiverses.
Then again, I never read the arc so I'm speculating from the scan,
because on the other hand,
it could've simply been "all Timelines" period,
which would then make it indeed, an Omniversal threat. 🙂
I also think he was affecting "Time" within Timelines,
not the Timelines themselves as a whole.
But, you may be right.
Originally posted by Mr Master
Yea, I know, I was just interested incase you had info,
those were honest questions,
I been wanting to understand DC's cosmology at-least at a basic level for a while.
Well, if you want me to answer your questions... outside of that issue, I haven't seen the Omniverse cited in another DC comic.
Originally posted by batdude123Well, if you want me to answer your questions... outside of that issue, I haven't seen the Omniverse cited in another DC comic.
To be honest, I wish DC's Omniverse would be a concrete fact,
that way,
it would further cement Marvel having their own Omniverse as fact. 🙂
(it's not about the "scientist," it's about lack there of)
Unfortunately it seems that Marvel is the only company
that has truly indulged the term,
going out of their way in fact,
even literally stamping TOAA as it's creator.
Anyhow I know Rip Hunter stated in 52
that the 52 Universes would expand into a Megaverse.
Later Galan presented a scan of Rip stating Reality was actually beyond infinite,
to me this may suggest that indeed, perhaps reality grew,
or, he may be talking about something else entirely,
sorry, I didn't read the arc, again, I'm speculating from Galan's scan.
