Comic Book Questions & Discussion

When the Dark Multiverse was presented, the same Map was literally flipped.

Also...

Originally posted by Galan007
I think Snyder is still definitely trying to keep Morrison's cosmology in play. Hence this:

This confirms that Mxy is outside the 'conventional' Multiverse that Perpetua created.

Which is only normal, since Mxy has been travelling throughout the Omniverse [he's went to the animated Universe, tv shows etc], so he's presumably moved to the other clusters of Multiverses, too.

I'm not sure whether or not I want a definitive answer on how Mxy/Perpetua really compare, both as a function and power, lol.

Originally posted by Philosophía
When the Dark Multiverse was presented, the same Map was literally flipped.

Also...

This confirms that Mxy is outside the 'conventional' Multiverse that Perpetua created.

Which is only normal, since Mxy has been travelling throughout the Omniverse [he's went to the animated Universe, tv shows etc], so he's presumably moved to the other clusters of Multiverses, too.

I'm not sure whether or not I want a definitive answer on how Mxy/Perpetua really compare, both as a function and power, lol.

Perpetua seems weaker at her base levels.
She’s only stronger now because as the eagle said (that passed judgment on her). She’s been hoarding powers that aren’t hers. Specifically the 7 energies

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Yeah,I think AMU and Dark multiverse certainly is in the 3-D.But not sure the map represented all of three.

And there are still seven unknown worlds/universes on Morrison's Map:

Qward and the AMU are logically one of them, imo.

Originally posted by Phil
I'm not sure whether or not I want a definitive answer on how Mxy/Perpetua really compare, both as a function and power, lol.

Although I have been surprisingly impressed by how he's handled Mxy thus far... But there's still more than enough time for him to f*ck it up.

or other imps can manipulate hypertime as well cough..qwsp...cough

meaning they all transcend the multiverse/perpetua creation

Originally posted by Philosophía
Nice.

Too bad we couldn't see all of it through all that chaos.

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Also, lol @ Frank being Daredevil's ***** boy.

Gladiator is racking up decent feats lately but it still hurts.

Originally posted by MrMind
or other imps can manipulate hypertime as well cough..qwsp...cough

meaning they all transcend the multiverse/perpetua creation

Originally posted by Galan007
The Dark Multiverse is represented by the reverse side of the Map:

And there are still seven unknown worlds/universes on Morrison's Map:

Qward and the AMU are logically one of them, imo.

Originally posted by Galan007
Electric Warriors:

Vision just threw the concept of Marvel at Nyx. Kind of neat execution. Would have been nice for Stan Lee/Jack Kirby to directly be shown somewhere, but as far as Marvel actually using concepts for once, it was good.

Originally posted by Galan007

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
So,This superman bakc his home in the sun......And still didn't answered this superman is or not superman prime.Because timeline still didn't fitting in......
I have some theory maybe superman prime he appearance golden was due to this experence.........

Originally posted by One Big Mob
Vision just threw the concept of Marvel at Nyx. Kind of neat execution. Would have been nice for Stan Lee/Jack Kirby to directly be shown somewhere, but as far as Marvel actually using concepts for once, it was good.

Marvel heroes better hope Thanos doesn't find that house and steal its power.

Originally posted by One Big Mob
It's probably intended to be Tangent Superman. 👆

Again another prove,in DC one million.Superman prime intended his home is on krypton
https://i.imgur.com/0O4vRRy.jpg
And in electric warriors his home is in the sun,which fitting in his history before he became superman prime(repairing sun)

I mean, Superman Prime went into the sun around the turn of the 700th century:
https://i.imgur.com/ud1qu1S.jpg

He stayed within it until the 853rd century, when he resurfaced, crushed Solaris, etc. -- that's also when Krypton was remade.

Don't you think it's possible that the events of Electric Warriors could have taken place at some point between 700AD and 853AD?

Yeah, it's the same Prime, previous do DC1M - even down to the wink reference.

Originally posted by Galan007
I mean, Superman Prime went into the sun around the turn of the 700th century:
https://i.imgur.com/ud1qu1S.jpg

He stayed within it until the 853rd century, when he resurfaced, crushed Solaris, etc. -- that's also when Krypton was remade.

Don't you think it's possible that the events of Electric Warriors could have taken place at some point between 700AD and 853AD?

Originally posted by Galan007
I mean, Superman Prime went into the sun around the turn of the 700th century:
https://i.imgur.com/ud1qu1S.jpg

He stayed within it until the 853rd century, when he resurfaced, crushed Solaris, etc. -- that's also when Krypton was remade.

Don't you think it's possible that the events of Electric Warriors could have taken place at some point between 700AD and 853AD?

It was just a shit comic with a shit portrayal. Too many writers get access to things they shouldn't. They seek to expand on neat ideas and in turn ruin it with their inability to write to the level required to at least pay respects.

Shit happens. Just pray that no little wigs or shit writers get a hold of your boys just like always. Fukking Bendis/Slott

Originally posted by One Big Mob
From the first issue. That's all I read though, so not sure how time flowed.

It was just a shit comic with a shit portrayal. Too many writers get access to things they shouldn't. They seek to expand on neat ideas and in turn ruin it with their inability to write to the level required to at least pay respects.

Shit happens. Just pray that no little wigs or shit writers get a hold of your boys just like always. Fukking Bendis/Slott