Multiversity thread. You can hide in any reality. You will not escape me. Ima get you
Quads do not lie.
Multiversity thread. You can hide in any reality. You will not escape me. Ima get you
Juan Bailey
Kevin Robinson
Bump for posterity.
Already emailed Yea Forums support but thing there’s a bigger issue at play here. Don’t fall for the bait. Fix the world by making it the one you want to live in. I believe in you Yea Forums.
Grayson Howard
Desperation bumperino. Open your eyes to the quad post and it’s thread. Therein lies the answer
Henry Miller
Would Earth-5 Mary Marvel more likely fuck Captain Carrot or Calvin Ellis?
Gavin Nelson
Angel Wright
This isn’t actually a multiversity thread. Please read the thread I’m begging you. Thank you though.
Captain Carrot for sure
Josiah Reyes
QUESTIONS!
> Favorite characters/versions of characters from the multiverse?
> Ideal Justice Incarnate style team line up?
> What worlds would you pick to get a series and by what creative team?
Isaac Walker
Carter Adams
>no one reading the thread within this thread
I tried to warn them but they would not listen. I fear they have become too powerful and left unchecked, but I know justice will prevail. The empty hand will not win
Lucas Myers
Underrated story, one of the only event comics that is worthy of that title from its time period. The guidebook and supplemental material is fantastic and adds depth to the multiverse. The villains are truly horrifying, between this and Nameless which came out around that time, I’d love to know what was going on with Grant then. Very scary. The Quitely drawn Pax Americana issue is one of the best single issue comics I’ve ever read. So extremely ambitious both visually and conceptually, I would read a 12 issue maxi with those characters in that world. There was supposed to be a sequel series to Multiversity, I wonder if Dan Dildo is the reason why that never happened?
Owen Sanders
Big deal
Brody King
>We were robbed of a sequel to Multiversity because of Dan Dildo
Blake Baker
Nameless really is a trip in and of itself. I’ve never read it close to reading Multiversity though, might have to do that soon to try and get some more insight
Nolan Bell
The warning in OP was for one shitposter. They know who they are.
David Cruz
Bump from the 5th dimension. I wonder how batmite and mxyzptlk would’ve been used in a Multiversity story. Feels like that was a step Morrison would’ve naturally taken after using both of them in his Batman/Action Comics runs
Landon Rogers
Earth-5 Mary Marvel or anything Marvel family related is not for you to be lewded.
Begone.
Jeremiah Gutierrez
Dubs of truth
Austin Powell
>There was supposed to be a sequel series to Multiversity
Oh yeah, ''Multiversity Too'' I think it was supposed to be named. I remember reading back then that the first story was supposed to be Flash centric. I don't know what might have happened that nothing ever materialized. A shame indeed.
Robert Cox
comicbook.com
Maybe if we all buy multiple copies of Absolute Multiversity, WB will get the message we need a follow up besides JLIncarnate
Mason Martin
Mary was built for being corrupted.
Ethan Rogers
Begone Darkseid
Jaxon Parker
Given the current state of affairs at DC and Warner, I don't think Morrison would be really interesting in doing a sequel of Multiversity. I wouldn't be if I was Morrison.
Isaac Bailey
You gotta believe user. Current dc/wb? Nah I’d doubt that too. But there’s always hope for a better future
Lincoln Nelson
I don't like you Morrisonfags, but this thread is better than almost all the other threads.
Have a bump.
He lost his mojo some years ago.
He doesn't have the ability to do anything close to another Multiversity.
Luke Williams
Who has it?
Evan Ward
Ironically posting Flex?
Considering what happened to him.
John Foster
Nothing ironic about anything I’m posting in this thread. Genuine hope is one of the only things we have in this world brother
Nolan Foster
I admire your view user.
Jose Howard
This was mainly just a thread for me to reference a meta thread that got deleted from a person with power who got called out, but I like what it looks like now too
Morrison is my favorite comic writer but I kind of agree he’s lost a step or two. Nothing compares to reading final crisis or Batman & Robin with bros on Yea Forums as it was being published though, I wish everyone on Yea Forums, even the casual zoomers could’ve experienced that era too
Grayson Johnson
thread-ly reminder that the Gentry have already won
Charles Bailey
>has to be a hidden 8th world
>tfw Earth Omega is now a thing
It's not Morrison but still
Jaxon Bell
That's what the Gentry wants you to think.
Michael Reed
Hope springs eternal my dude. Life sucks so incredibly bad lately if I was anything other than optimistic, I’d be beyond dead crushed by the weight of it all. Hope you find that same light to keep moving forward. Onward, through the fog
Josiah Gomez
Didio is the only reason we GOT Multiversity.
Pretty much every DC Morrison project from Seven Soldiers on was a Didio baby
Henry Lee
Final Bump.
I can’t wait to have Absolute Multiversity on my shelf next to Absolute Final Crisis/Batman & Robin/Batman Inc. wish they’d release an Absolute edition of Batman & Son/Black Glove/RIP/RoBW just to appease my autism, even though that would mean buying and seeing that stupid fuckin prose issue and a lot of not that great Tony Daniel art in a giant format
Benjamin Thomas
DiDio was hard to explain: an utter idiot but also responsible for some of the best comics DC has offered on the last 20 years.
Adrian Brooks
Ryder Myers
>That's what the Gentry wants you to think.
Given the state of comics they very much have won.
Nicholas Collins
Didio had his pros and cons. He had really bad ideas but also many creators talk wonders about him. Morrison spoke very positively of him in their newsletter and Tom King once mentioned that Didio is very considerate with older creators, he was basically taking care of Len Wein and making sure he still got work in his final years.
Elijah Evans
Can't fucking wait for absolute multiversity, I have a feeling that the aditional material in the deluxe edition was just scratching the surface. The page count in the absolute version far surpasses it.
Jacob Brooks
Morrison dicksuckers have the uncanny ability to be frozen in pre-2014 times
Benjamin Edwards
And you're still stuck in the 00s letting them live rent free in your head as usual
Joseph Hill
Ideal line up? I am taking some liberties since I like the idea of a weird rag tag bunch of DC characters teaming up.
>Breach
>Kirk Langstrom (gods and monsters)
>Mazahs
>Ambush bug or Animal man
>Max Mercury or Jesse Quick
>Abin Sur
>Phantom girl
Christopher Morris
>Tom King
boo
Connor Ross
I'm going to post a few Multiversity lead-ins and follow-ups that people might not know about. Let's start with the lead-ins.
>Final Crisis and Final Crisis: Superman Beyond
Even though this series is pre-Flashpoint, it contains the first hints at what would become Morrison's post-Flashpoint Multiverse. In particular, we get our first glimpses of the post-Flashpoint versions of Earths 4, 5, 10, 13, 17, 20, 23, 34, 35, 36, 39, 44, and 51. The Superman Beyond tie-in series explores this aspect in even more depth than the main series and both are collected together in the Final Crisis TPB.
Ryan Green
>Action Comics volume 2 #9
This issue, again from Morrison himself goes into great detail about Earth-23, and introduces Earth-45. Earths 36 and 42 also make (rather grisly) cameo appearances.
Owen Gomez
Now for the follow-ups.
>Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt
A tie-in to the Metal event and co-written by Morrison, this story marks the first appearance of the Multiverse as seen in Multiversity after that series' conclusion. It features cameo appearances from Earths 31, 43, and 44. It also introduces Earth-52.
Kayden Fisher
>Dog Days of Summer
This 80-giant contained a brief story featuring Justice Incarnate, marking the first appearance of that team after Multiversity, as well as the first post-Flashpoint Multiverse story to not be written by Grant Morrison in any capacity.
Like most of DC's seasonal specials, it has never been collected.
Nathan Kelly
>Superman volume 4 #14-16
Written by Peter Tomasi, this three issue arc was just a huge tribute to Multiversity and all its ideas. It is collected in the Superman: Multiplicity TPB.
Michael Smith
By the way, since I forgot to mention it, is collected in the Superman: Bulletproof TPB and is collected in the Metal: Dark Knights Rising TPB.
Hudson Edwards
was bloodwynd in the super kids verse? its been a while since i read that one
Brayden Perry
This one was such a dud. Can't believe they killed red racer so pointlessly. Im hoping he gets revived in Dark Crisis. I mean if the entire crime syndicate can come back from death, a flash could too.
Mason Price
>The Flash volume 5 #52
This issue features a very brief cameo of the House of Heroes and several Multiverse Flashes. While the multiverse related content is only on a few pages, I'm still mentioning it here because I'm a sucker for double-page spreads like this one. If you for some reason want to buy an an entire TPB for just a few cool pages, they're in The Flash: Reckoning of the Forces.
One point of trivia is that this is the first reference to Multiversity made by writer Joshua Williamson. As you'll see later, Williamson will end up becoming something of steward of the concept later on in his career.
Jacob Gutierrez
>Green Lanterns #18
This issue by Sam Humphries goes into the backstory of the villainous First Lantern, also known as Volthoom. From his origins on Earth-15 to his travels across the Multiverse before finding a home on Earth-0's Oa in the distant past. It's collected in the Green Lanterns: Polarity TPB.
William Davis
Humphries would also deal with the multiverse in his criminally underrated Dial H series.
Isaac Bell
>The Terrifics #11-15
This arc in Jeff Lemire's Terrifics series features the titular team being hunted by a team assembled from doublegangers of theirs from various Multiverse worlds. This is also the third appearance of Justice Incarnate to not be written by Morrison. It is collected in the Tom Strong and the Terrifics TPB.
Matthew Cooper
Is Multiversity a good casual read? My brother likes collecting trades and I wondered if it would be something good to give him.
Eli Hernandez
>Justice League volume 4 #26
Much like the Flash issue above, this issue features only a very short cameo from the House of Heroes, but I'm including it anyway because of a cool double-page spread. Co-written by Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV, it is available in the Justice League: The Sixth Dimension TPB.
Carter Fisher
>The Green Lantern #10-11
Grant Morrison makes his final statement on the Multiverse in this two issue arc, featuring Green Lanterns from various Earths. It is collected in The Green Lantern: The Day the Stars Fell.
Angel Torres
>Flash Forward
This six issue mini-series from writer Scott Lobdell features Wally West traveling to Earths 23, 8, 43, 13, and 32. It has been collected.
Jacob Lopez
>Young Justice volume 3 #7-12
This arc in the short lived Young Justice revival features the team traveling to Earths 42, 26, 22, and 3. If you have enough tolerance for Brian Bendis' writing, it is collected in the Young Justice: Lost in the Multiverse TPB.
Caleb Cox
Part of me thinks that he gave those asful ideas to prove writers and see if they could improve them and it worked most of the time.
Kevin Barnes
Morrison said in their substack that this was pretty much how Superman and the authority came to be. Didio intentionally made a pitch so bad he knew Morrison would step up and do it.
Jayden Flores
>Dial H for Hero #10
Sam Humphries returns to the Multiverse. While the entire series deals with the Multiverse in a vague way, only the 10th issue delves into the version we know from Multiversity in detail. It's collected in Dial H for Hero: New Heroes of Metropolis.
Brayden Martinez
>Death Metal: Multiverse's End
This Death Metal tie in by James Tynion would mark the last story he'd write about the Multiverse before leaving DC. It features heroes and villains from across the Multiverse fighting for survival as the Multiverse was being erased.
Hudson Parker
Oh, and it's collected in Dark Knights: Death Metal: The Darkest Knight.
Jaxon Fisher
>Year of the Villain: Lex Luthor #1
This Year of the Villain tie-in features Lex Luthor hunting down many of his multiversal dopplegangers. It has never been collected.
Cooper Murphy
I hate perfect Lex so goddamn much.
Daniel Hall
>DC Cybernetic Summer
Another season 80-page giant, this one has a story that reveals the Flashes of the Multiverse hold an annual racing tournament. As usual for these types of books, it has never been collected.
Thomas Gutierrez
You know, I preferred the guy from the new 52 series over the kids. Motherfuckers were just too grating for me.
Jeremiah Foster
Oh, and this story was also written by Williamson, another hint at what would soon become his new role regarding most Multiverse stories.
Jack Howard
WHAT DID THE QUADS SAY
Nathaniel Turner
>Infinite Frontier
Speaking of Williamson, he would pen this event mini-series featuring several DC characters, Justice Incarnate being among them. It is collected.
Noah King
This reminds me of one Marvel story where all speedsters decide to participate on a racing contest.I think the winner was The Runner.