Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Originally posted by abhilegend
Where is this from?

Originally posted by Phil
I'm really curious to see how Snyder deals with Hypertime. I mean, if just one creation [i.e. Perpetua's] has infinite amount of infinite Multiverses within it [mainstream Pre/Crisis infinite one/52 and on top of that also hypertime] and 4th World and Monitor World and such -- then the sheer size is insane.

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Scooby-Doo Team-Up 099

And before people try to hop on the non-canon train, it should be noted that multiple versions of Batman that ARE canon to DC's prime multiverse appeared at the beginning of this issue. The Batmen of Earth 19, Earth 31, and Earth 43 most notably.

IOW, this issue is most definitely canon to DC's multiverse as a whole.

Confirmed that he will

New Marvel arc starting in december.

They say it will be huge lol

https://comicbook.com/marvel/2019/08/25/marvel-comics-one-shot-incoming-change-comics-forever/?

Originally posted by Galan007
I'm starting to wonder if he will even touch on the greater creation(s) beyond just the 'local' multiverse..?

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And before people try to hop on the non-canon train, it should be noted that multiple versions of Batman that ARE canon to DC's prime multiverse appeared at the beginning of this issue. The Batmen of Earth 19, Earth 31, and Earth 43 most notably.

IOW, this issue is most definitely canon to DC's multiverse as a whole.

Snyder established that early on, by having Monitor look beyond the local multiverse and notice there aren't other Perpetua's.

And pretty sure Hypertime is a forgotten, dead concept, no writer should do anything with it ever.

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
New Marvel arc starting in december.

They say it will be huge lol

https://comicbook.com/marvel/2019/08/25/marvel-comics-one-shot-incoming-change-comics-forever/?

Originally posted by xJLxKing
Any indication what’s it about?

Guy holding a sword. Could be a lot of guys.

I'm betting Black Knight.

Looks like hulkling/demiurge Wiccan story

Apparently it'll "change the future of comics"

I think it'll show Marvel has less than infinite universes

DC had less than aswell at one point

don't think marvel will be going through that direction

Originally posted by cdtm
Snyder established that early on, by having Monitor look beyond the local multiverse and notice there aren't other Perpetua's.

And pretty sure Hypertime is a forgotten, dead concept, no writer should do anything with it ever.

Hypertime still very much exists... Even under Snyder.

The weight that light can carry is not limited to the higgs partical.
When you concentrate light in an area and it gets brighter and brighter.
Can Rachael Phoenix create creatures like the Void and things that Sentry tried to do for the school or will she fail where he did?

Originally posted by Galan007
Oh I know he has referenced other multiverses. I'm just wondering if he'll expand any further on the totality of DC's cosmology beyond just the local multiverse. I guess I want some depth that I'm not sure he can cohesively provide...

Hypertime still very much exists... Even under Snyder.

I can see Morrison referencing it, but it peaked in the 90's, and hasn't seemed to get much use. Nobody ever puts it in cosmology charts, and it's not even clear what it is exactly. Dimension, alternate timeline, another multiverse? Are there other Presence's in Hypertime?

And then you have all the reboots, and whatever Snyder's doing.

Originally posted by Galan007
Oh I know he has referenced other multiverses. I'm just wondering if he'll expand any further on the totality of DC's cosmology beyond just the local multiverse. I guess I want some depth that I'm not sure he can cohesively provide...

Hypertime still very much exists... Even under Snyder.

He also confirmed that we will see the judges as well

Originally posted by cdtm
I can see Morrison referencing it, but it peaked in the 90's, and hasn't seemed to get much use. Nobody ever puts it in cosmology charts, and it's not even clear what it is exactly. Dimension, alternate timeline, another multiverse? Are there other Presence's in Hypertime?

And then you have all the reboots, and whatever Snyder's doing.

Hypertime is every single possibility...Every single timeline...absolutely everything that is/was/will be in pre-crisis, post-crisis, and current cosmology.

Originally posted by xJLxKing
pretty sure he confirmed we will in an interview

He also confirmed that we will see the judges as well

Can Hyperion defeat Namor the Sub-Mariner with his sea deamons and doesn't Namors horn prove that Sentry faild where Racheal Phoenix will succeed?

Originally posted by Galan007
Hypertime has been a constant since its inception, and has been referenced numerous times over the years(most recently by Snyder himself.) As I said, it still very much exists as part of DC's canon cosmology.

Hypertime is every single possibility...Every single timeline...absolutely everything that is/was/will be in pre-crisis, post-crisis, and current cosmology.

Does it include Monitor's and higher cosmic beings? Like Marvel's What If? (Which I can only assume used the same Living Tribunal and not a separate entity.)

What separates Hypertime from Kingdom Come or any "imaginary story" that got folded into the New 52?

Hypertime was the shareholder for the Multiverse when there wasn't supposed to be one.

When they decided to bring back the concept and realized it would be easier to handle, they stuck with that instead and ditched the hypertime.