Muitas de suas respostas podem ser encontradas aqui (muitos de seus fatos vêm de The Multiversity Guidebook ).
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O multiverso inicial era um número infinito de universos sobrepostos criados como resultado da interferência de Krona no Big Bang, e destruídos durante a Crise nas Infinitas Terras, quando então havia apenas uma Nova Terra, embora em um estado instável. .
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O multiverso Zero Hour foi uma série de linhas de tempo separadas do Hypertime que posteriormente foram incluídas no conceito de multiverso geral.
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O Multiverso Interregnum fazia parte da história da Crise Infinita e foi criado por Alexander Luthor. Ele entrou em colapso, mas seus vários aspectos informaram a história da Nova Terra.
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O universo Flashpoint foi o resultado de Barry Allen mudar os eventos do universo. Não era estritamente um multiverso, sendo uma alteração da primeira linha do tempo da Nova Terra, mas fundia três universos diferentes em um (com a ajuda do Dr. Manhattan), resultando no novo multiverso.
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O novo multiverso 52 foi concebido para ser o cânone simplificado, onde existem 52 universos específicos que existem, nem mais nem menos.
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No entanto, os eventos de Convergência e o mandato de John King, afirmaram que "Pós-Convergência, todos os personagens que já existiram, em Continuidade ou Canon, estão agora disponíveis para nós como contadores de histórias, "o que pode significar que qualquer um ou todos os Multiverses anteriores agora também existem.
Aqui está uma lista parcial dos universos nomeados:
- Antimatter Universe: The home universe of Oa's antimatter counterpart, Qward.
- Crossover Earth: A world where the Marvel and DC characters coexist.
- Earth-One: The Modern Age of heroes including Martian Manhunter and the JLA.
- Earth-Two: The First Age of heroes including an elder Superman and Batman and the JSA.
- Earth-Two-A (Alternate Earth-Two): An Earth suggested by E. Nelson Bridwell in Superman Family to address the 1940s and 1950s Superman stories that had Silver Age characteristics.
- Earth-Three: Evil counterparts of Earth-One's heroes
- Earth-Four: The homeworld of Blue Beetle, Captain Atom, Nightshade, The Question, Peacemaker, Thunderbolt, Judomaster, and Sarge Steel.
- Earth-Five: A world with no Krypton or superheroes, the Phantom Stranger brings Earth-One's Batman to this universe to prevent the deaths of his parents and inspires this world's Bruce Wayne to grow up to become Batman.
- Earth-Six: The United States lost the Revolutionary War. Lady Quark and Lord Volt rule America as superpowered monarchs.
- Earth-Seven: Homeworld of Dark Angel.
- Earth-Twelve: Homeworld of the Inferior Five (part of "Earth-B")
- Earth-Fourteen: Jack Kirby's Fourth World.
- Earth-86: Homeworld of the Atomic Knights defending a war-ravaged nuclear landscape.
- Earth-96: Kingdom Come.
- Earth-97: Tangent Comics.
- Earth-162: World where Superman was split into Superman Red and Superman Blue, each 100 times smarter than the original, who solved all their Earth's problems and created a New Krypton.
- Earth-276: The Home Universe of Captain Thunder. Earth-Forty is a close variant where Captain Thunder's real id is Billy Batson rather then William Fawcett.
- Earth-901: Home to the Just Imagine Stan Lee Created the DC Universe characters.
- Earth-1191: Tales of the Multiverse: Batman-Vampire.
- Amalgam Universe: World created by the merging of the Marvel Universe and the DC Universe.
- Earth-A: The evil Johnny Thunder of Earth-One altered the history of the Justice League to create the Lawless League.
- Earth-AD: (presented as two similar realities, Earth-86 and Earth-295 in the Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Compendium): A wrecked future world where humanlike animals rule the Earth, and Kamandi is the last boy.
- Earth-B: An explanation for inconstancies in Brave and the Bold and World Finest Comics and the main Earth-One reality. Formally revealed in Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Compendium as two Earths: Earth-Twelve and Earth-Thirty-Two. The Compendium confirmed that the events of DC Challenge took place on the Earth-Thirty-Two part of "Earth-B".
- Earth-C: Home to anthropomorphic animals including Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew.
- Earth-D: Consisted of the Justice Alliance of America and other analogues of heroes from Earth-One, but were more ethnically diverse.
- Earth-Prime: Homeworld of Ultraa and Superboy-Prime.
- Earth-S: The Marvel Family's Earth.
- Earth-X (Two): The adopted home of Earth-Two natives, the Freedom Fighters. Roosevelt's death in 1944 resulted in a delay in the Manhattan Project allowing the Nazis to also develop the bomb. The resulting conventual war ends with a Nazi victory due to them inventing a mind control device in 1968.
- Limbo: A dimension inhabited by long forgotten DC characters.
Quanto à ordem de leitura, eu realmente sinto que isso não importa, porque o status quo continua mudando.