The DC Multiverse

The DC Multiverse is a comic book concept
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The new DC Multiverse was inadvertantly created by Alexander Luthor at the end of the Infinite Crisis. It consists of 52 Earths. New Earth, and Earth-1 through Earth-51. Edit

When Alexander Luthor assembled several different DC Superheroes and attached them to the Anti-Monitor's corpse, he began to recreate the Multiverse that was destroyed in the Crisis on Infinite Earths. His goal was to find the "perfect" Earth, where he and his cohorts could live in peace.

"He split our Earth into thousands of divergant worlds, but the planets he manifested were unstable. Trapped in the Time-Stream, I watched worlds live and die -- until Conner Kent sacrificed his life to save our reality. The broken Earths collapsed back together, combining historical remnants to form one new Earth -- one far too small to containt the energy within it. In a cosmic act of self-preservation, as you just saw, it began replicating. Unknown to anyone, save myself, a new Multiverse was born in the wake of this crisis. 52 identical Earths in 52 identical cosmos." -- Rip Hunter to Booster Gold

When Mr. Mind discovered this new Multiverse, he planned to feed on its energies -- histories, time-space, intelligence -- until nothing was left. Rip Hunter, Booster Gold and his ancestor Daniel Carter set off to stop him. However, in their battle, the entire Multiverse was left changed. The previously identical 52 worlds were now all unique from one another. Currently only several have been documented.

Currently Documented Multiversal Worlds

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  • EARTH-2 -- The world of a new and unique Justice Society, where apparently Power-Girl and Superman are missing. Possibly the home of Kal-L and the Power-Girl currently residing in NEW EARTH.

  • EARTH-3 -- Home to the Crime Syndicate of Amerika.

  • EARTH-4 -- This world appears to house classic Charleton brand comic characters, including Dan Garrett (the original Blue Beetle), and Vic Sage (The Question).

  • EARTH-5 -- This Earth is home to a variation of the Shazam Family, possibly the one depicted in SHAZAM: THE MONSTER SOCIETY OF EVIL

  • EARTH-8 -- Home of Lord Havok and the Extremists.

  • EARTH-9 -- Home of the Tangent heroes.

  • EARTH-10 -- Home to Uncle Sam and his Freedom Fighters.

  • EARTH-11 -- Home of heroes with reversed genders. (Home of Batwoman and Superwoman from the Batman/Superman comic)

  • EARTH-12 -- The next generation, beyond Batman.

  • EARTH-13 -- World of dark and arcane heroes.

  • EARTH-15 -- Perhaps as perfect Earth with Zod as Superman and Jason Todd as Batman

  • EARTH-16 -- Home of the Super Sons.

  • EARTH-17 -- Atomic Knights

  • EARTH-18 -- Home of the "Justice Riders."

  • EARTH-19 -- The "Gotham by Gaslight" homeworld.

  • EARTH-21 -- "New Frontier" home.

  • EARTH-22 -- This Earth is the same as depicted in the graphic novel KINGDOM COME.

  • EARTH-26 -- Home of Captain Carrot and the Amazing Zoo Crew.

  • EARTH-30 -- The "Superman: Red Son" earth.

  • EARTH-32 -- The "Batman: Darkest Knight" earth.

  • EARTH-34 -- The "Amazonia" earth.

  • EARTH-37 -- The "Thrillkiller" earth.

  • EARTH-40 -- The "Justice Society: Liberty Files" earth.

  • EARTH-43 -- The "Red Rain" earth.

  • EARTH-48 -- Forerunner's homeworld.

  • EARTH-50 -- The Wildstorm Universe

  • EARTH-52 -- New Earth, the main and central DC Universe.

Pre-Crisis Multiversal Worlds

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Before the Crisis on Infinite Earths, there were many (hence "infinite") versions of the Earth scattered throughout the Multiverse. The DC Multiverse first appeared in The Flash #123 when Barry Allen (Flash) found himself in another universe that was separated from his own by being on a different vibrational frequency. This world came to be known as Earth-Two and was populated by the heroes of the "Golden Age" of comics (the 40's and 50's). After this, more worlds were found, and then even more, until finally DC decided it was time to put an end to the expansion of the Multiverse. As was mentioned before, the other worlds were destroyed during the Crisis, but here is a list of the known Earth's before they were lost.

Numbered Earths


Earth-Zero


Earth-One


Earth-One A


Earth-Two


Earth-Two A


Earth-Three


Earth-Four


Earth-Five


Earth-Six


Earth-Twelve


Earth-Fourteen


Earth-Seventeen

Lettered Earths


Earth-A


Earth-B


Earth-C


Earth-C minus


Earth-D


Earth-E


Earth-K


Earth-S


Earth-X

Named Earths


Earth-Crossover


Earth-Fox


Earth-Marble


Earth-Mirror


Earth-Omega


Earth-Prime


Earth-Quality


Earth-Warren

Volumes The DC Multiverse appears in

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