Originally posted by Mr Master
yawn ... The forum ninny strikes again.
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In Adventures of the X-Men:
Originally, the story involved the DC and Marvel entirety,
and Mike Carlin,
who was currently the Executive Editor at DC,
approved the project, added his ideas and allowed his name to be highlighted.
http://s4d3.turboimagehost.com/t1/15453470_Bro1.jpg
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The person who wrote the "Brothers" bio (Jeff Christiansen)
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/brothers.htm (Jeff goes by the nickname "Snood"
Is the same guy
who is "Head Handbook Writer"
of the handbook where LT's bio is. (and any handbook from 2004 up)
(2006 official handbook of LT's bio)
http://s5d2.turboimagehost.com/t/21524614_Jeff.jpg
So, without question, the LT's bio
(concerning the Two Megaverses)
is referring to Marvel and another Company.
Why?
Because in his view, (Jeff)
Marvel and DC and other companies are what? ... Megaverses!
(2004)
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/brothers.htm
"As seen in the DC vs Marvel limited series,
the Brothers encompass their entire respective multiverses
(i.e. The Marvel Brother encompasses both the mainstream Marvel universe
and its alternate realities such as Earth-Days of Future past etc.)
It extends beyond just their Multiverses, though,
as realms such as the New Universe, outside of the mainstream Marvel Multiverse, were affected.
However, they do not encompass the entire Omniverse,
only DC and Marvel Megaverses.
The Omniverse is the term used to describe all realities and all multiverses,
whereas Megaverse is a term (coined by Snood)
which is used to describe all multiverses within one line of comics.
All of it is within the Omniverse, whether or not it is in the comics."
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(2005 Handbook description of a Megaverse) Jeff Christiansen feels the same:
http://s5d4.turboimagehost.com/t/21497521_Bio_2005-2.jpg
"We have coined the term Megaverse
to include realms associating with a particular line of comics"
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(2006 Handbook description of a Megaverse) Jeff Christiansen feels the same:
http://s5d4.turboimagehost.com/t/21497522_Bio_2006.jpg
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So, I'm not going back and forth anymore since this seals the deal.
If you're a serious person,
at-least you'll admit that the LT's bio did not mean two "megaverses" in Marvel,
but instead TWO SEPARATE Companies.
Now, you wanna say, well that's true I can't argue against that, but that still isn't DC. Fine.
But you have to admit, that they aren't two megaverses in Marvel.
It's actually two lines of comics according to the guy who wrote it. (Jeff/Snood)
Coincidentally it just happens to be the Brother from DC vs Marvel
corroborated by the writers of DC vs Marvel lol. But whatever.
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The Brothers Handbook bio: (and the contributors to the Brothers profile)
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/brothers.htm
First Appearance: DC vs. Marvel#1 (1996)
Other appearances: DC vs. Marvel#2-4 (March-May, 1996)
... Adventures of the X-Men#12 (March, 1997)
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So much mental gymnastics that its not even funny.
And Ron Marz had Access come to Kyle in DCU in Jun 1997.
http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Green_Lantern_Vol_3_87
And Access pretty much reiterated DC vs Marvel in Unlimited Access 1 which happened in Dec, 1997.
http://marvel.wikia.com/Unlimited_Access_Vol_1_1
Anybody can read it here.
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Unlimited-Access/Issue-1?id=76650
While Adventures of X-men occurred in March 1997.
http://marvel.wikia.com/The_Adventures_of_the_X-Men_Vol_1_12
Adventures of X men is entirely non canon to DC. Unlimited Access is and that reiterated DC vs Marvel where LT was a gnat to Brothers.
Shut up troll.