How does the multiverse work in DC?

The Multiverse, within DC Comics publications, is a “cosmic construct” collecting many of the fictional universes in which the published stories take place. The worlds in this multiverse share a space and fate in common, and its structure has changed several times in the history of DC Comics.

Is DC Multiverse bigger than Marvel multiverse?

In other words, they’re equal in size. Fun fact: some of Marvel’s alternate universes would indeed be DC universes! And vice versa! Marvel and DC structured their multiverses differently.

Who had a Multiverse first?

Well, it’s generally accepted that the idea of the Multiverse first took root in 1961’s The Flash #123, in a story called “The Flash of Two Worlds.” In this Silver Age classic written by Gardner Fox and drawn by Carmine Infantino, Barry Allen was teleported to Keystone City and met the Golden Age Flash, Jay Garrick.

Did flash create the multiverse?

Last Tuesday, CW aired its second season premiere of The Flash, starring Grant Gustin as the titular DC Comics hero Barry Allen, a forensics scientist who becomes the fastest man alive. Many will tell you that DC Comics first introduced the idea of a multiverse in 1961 in Flash #123, but this isn’t true.

Can DC Films use the multiverse to stand apart from Marvel?

Just as DC Comics weaponized multiverse stories to get out of its lagging position behind Marvel, so too DC Films will weaponize the multiverse to stand apart from the shadow of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At a glance, the multiverse means DC won’t have to bother connecting all the strings on the corkboard.

What is the tribunal in the Marvel Multiverse?

The Marvel multiverse operates like a well oiled machine, every cosmic entity plays their part in keeping a perfect balance to reality. If the cosmic beings fail to keep the balance, the overseer of the cosmos, The Tribunal, has to intervene, and do what is necessary to restore the cosmic and mystical order/balance.

How many Galactus are there in the Marvel Universe?

Each universe has its own cosmic beings, and it’s own balance, inside the much larger Multiverse beings. However there are only four Multiverse level beings of the four abstracts. The equalizer between the four, as stated above each universe has its own Galactus.

Did you miss the most important panel at DC fandome?

Tucked between reveals for movies like Wonder Woman 1984 and The Suicide Squad, you may have missed arguably the most important panel at DC FanDome. In “Multiverse 101,” attended by DC co-publisher Jim Lee, producer Walter Hamada, and television producer Greg Berlanti, the future of DC movies and TV was painted with infinite possibilities.