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	The Doctor
		Taking this into account, the only time we have actually seen the Doctor in the Marvel Multiverse is when he drops Death's Head off after their second encounter, onto the top of Four's Freedom Plaza.
		Carycomix : According to a "Space Ghost FAQ" website, HANNA-BARBERA TV-STARS # 3 (Marvel Comics, Dec. 1978) featured a story in which SG met an eccentric old man named Nathaniel Pilgreem.
		There are entire sites out there dedicated to doing just that, notably Outpost Gallifrey's Canon Guide, and Stripping Down, which covers the bulk of the Doctor's Marvel comic adventures.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/doctorwh.htm

	Chronology.Net - A Multiverse of Discourse
		It is meant to be a description of the Marvel x-titles and related books arranged in order of continuity, and be an index to said books at the same time with synopsis, creator credits, and characters.
		This site is not affiliated with Marvel Entertainment Group, who are the TM and copyright holders of the 'X-Men' and associated characters.
		When this is complete I expect to have a fan-edited resource with full citations that lists fiction from a wide range of media from around the world, cross-referenced with information on creators of said works, character appearances, crossovers, timelines, publication dates, and so on.
	www.chronology.net

	The Cosmology Compendium
		This is a world in which Marvel superheroes began their careers the time they debuted in comics.
		Captain Babylon, aka Arthur Moldsley, residing at 7, The Braddocks, North Croydon, was a hack comics writer for the International Publishing Conglomerate, who gained his powers when he cut his finger on a staple from an irradiated Jamaican holiday magazine -- and became the hip man of power, Captain Babylon.
		Angor: in Homage, Marvel at DC (the Assemblers/Justifiers)
	blaklion.best.vwh.net /time_links.html (9827 words)

	Multiverse (DC Comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In DC Comics, the Multiverse is a continuity construct in which multiple fictional versions of the universe exist in the same space, separated from each other by their vibrational resonances.
		On yet another conjectured Earth, the Silver Age DC Comics heroes lived side-by-side with the Silver Age Marvel Comics heroes, and it is on this alternate Earth where various team-ups and battles between the two publishers' heroes have occurred over the years.
		The DC Universe's "official" continuity post-Crisis took place on this "merged" Earth-One, as the Crisis indicated that this universe was the core existence until the rogue Guardian Krona fractured reality at the dawn of creation, creating both the multiverse and the anti-matter universe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Multiverse_(DC_Comics) (3268 words)

	Marvel Multiverse
		Each time a what if is asked, we enter a new Universe.In Marvel Comics they have been known to ask this question and in asking it, they have shown their readers the infinite Multiverse that is out there.
		Enter now to the Universe where we ask: What if there was a gate/portal that was opened between the realities of DC comics and Marvel comics?
		What if the heroes of DC Comics were stuck here, unable to return to their world?
	www.downtownchat.com /rooms/marvel.asp (722 words)

	Movie Poop Shoot - COMICS 101
		A few years after that, DC purchased the Captain Marvel family of characters from Fawcett, and Earth-S (S for Shazam, naturally) was introduced.
		DC Comics (formerly National) editor Julius Schwartz decided to give superheroes another shot in 1956, with the revival of the Flash in the pages of SHOWCASE #4.
		By the early 1980s, what was once a single DC Universe had now become the DC Multiverse, with at least 7 known parallel Earths, and presumably countless more waiting to be discovered.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /comics101/8.html (2126 words)

	Edgar Governo, Historian of Things That Never Were
		The Andre Norton Multiverse Timeline, by Maureen S. O'Brien, is (as she puts it) "possibly the most comprehensive chronology to date.
		The Authority Timeline offers a brief glimpse into the history of the offshoot of Stormwatch featured in Wildstorm Comics.
		The Guardians of the Galaxy Timeline covers their divergent Marvel timeline, as well as tying in events from Killraven and Dargo.
	www.mts.net /~arphaxad/history.html (10422 words)

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		Marvel And DC Presents X-Men And Teen Titans
	www.storiescomics.com /dcm.html (58 words)

	Galactus: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic
		In the fictional marvel comics multiverse, earth-616 or earth 616 is the name used to identify the primary continuity in which most marvel comics...
		In marvel comics, valeria richards is the daughter of mister fantastic (reed richards) and the invisible woman (susan storm richards), husband and wife...
		Eternity is one of the fictional cosmic entities in marvel comics universe....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/ga/galactus.htm (2178 words)

	X-Men
		Led by Blink, who hails from the wildly popular X-Men storyline Age of Apocalypse, the Exiles consist of heroes pulled from alternate times and universes who are sent to correct problems in the multiverse.
		Then, the Exiles are shipped off to the famous first mission that spawned the Fantastic Four: The time-traveling team arrives on the fateful day Marvel's first family of super heroes gained their powers, but a startling secret at the heart of this FF may mean devastation for our heroes.
		[From Marvel Comics: The island of Genosha was once a thriving nation of mutants, built from the ground up by Magneto, Master of Magnetism.
	tplist.millarworld.net /xmen.html (14981 words)

	Alternate Earths
		This would include such realms as the New Universe, Earth-Shadowline, etc. These realms lack the cosmic beings of the mainstream Multiverse, yet they are still more closely tied to other Marvel Universes than those of other comic lines (such as DC).
		We have coined the term Megaverse to include realms associated with a particular line of comics, etc., but outside of the Multiverse.
		June 1961 (or 1961 June) = 61/6 = 616.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/appalte.htm (14981 words)

	DC Comics Message Boards
		The Marvel vs. DC comics should really not be considered canon when establishing facts about the DC universe, let alone the Gaimanverse.
		In the marvel vs dc comics, the endless do not apperar, it also confirms there is an omniverse.
		The DC Multiverse is not some set of universes parallel to our own in the greater Omniverse.
	dcboards.warnerbros.com /web/thread.jspa?messageID=2000912737& (910 words)

	THE CAPTAIN'S JUSTICE LEAGUE HOMEPAGE
		The Multiverse was an infinite number parallel of universes each with their own version of the regular DC heroes.
		Over the last sixty years National Periodicals/DC Comics has given popular culture some of its most famous and complex characters.
		At the sametime as Marvel's Squadron Supreme made their first appearance DC created their own world of characters based on the Marvel template.
	www.geocities.com /jason.kirk/multvrse.html (453 words)

	Mimic (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mimic is a fictional character, a former superhero in Marvel Comics' universe.
		The Mimic's heroic counterpart from a parallel world is a founding member of the multiverse-traveling superhero team, The Exiles.
		Mimic set his sights on joining the X-Men and blackmailed his way into their ranks, even receiving the rank of deputy leader only to be expelled shortly afterwards for placing his own interests over those of the team.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mimic_(comics) (610 words)

	Batman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After the introduction of DC Comics' multiverse in the 1960s, it was retroactively established that the Golden Age Batman lived on the parallel world of Earth-Two.
		Batman as a DC Comics' character has from time to time been featured in crossovers with characters from other comic companies, most commonly with Marvel Comics.
		In modern comics, Batman is shown to have become steadily paranoid over the years and tends to not trust other heroes, even those he has known for years, like Superman, and some enemies have used this to isolate the Dark Knight.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batman (6597 words)

	Comics Central Exiles
		It is not associated with Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, Darkhorse Comics and including all those that the author forgot to mention.
		THE STORY: The Exiles are a group of superheroes that have been removed from the their home realities to fix "hiccups" throughout the multiverse.
		Magik tried to betray the team, telling Hyperion that this particular mission was to kill at least six of the members of the Exiles or Weapon X teams.
	www.comicscentral.net /xmen/a-f/exiles.php (743 words)

	Amalgam Index
		It has been suggested that there may be one more division present between Multiverse and Omniverse, to link asociated worlds, such as those linked to Marvel, and to keep distinct from other such groupings, such as those associated with DC or other titles.
		Amalgamated refers to a merger carried out outside of the Amalgam universe, such as those formed by Dr. Strangefate in the All Access series.
		Nearly all Amalgam profiles were done by Skullogeist.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/amalgamd.htm (339 words)

	Spandex Justice » Marvel Comics
		You are currently browsing the archives for the Marvel Comics category.
		People talk about how screwed up DC’s continuity is, or how crazy the multiverse is, but I prefer that to the constantly rotating cast and years-long story lines of the Marvel X-books.
		Today, I’ll take a look at two comics that seem to be making the fanboys pee their pants with regularity.
	spandexjustice.com /category/marvel-comics (260 words)

	Articles - Multiverse (DC Comics)
		On yet another conjectured Earth, the Silver Age DC Comics heroes lived side-by-side with the Silver Age Marvel Comics heroes, and it is on this alternate Earth where various team-ups and battles between the two publishers' heroes have occurred over the years.
		Although DC did not relent on their position that the other Earths no longer existed (and had "never" existed), they published occasional one-shots and mini-series labeled "Elseworlds", many of which would have been consistent with the concept of the Multiverse.
		Futurama's Fry is quite fond of Simpsons comics.
	www.cat-center.com /articles/DC_Multiverse (260 words)

	Movie Poop Shoot - COMICS 101
		DC Comics (formerly National) editor Julius Schwartz decided to give superheroes another shot in 1956, with the revival of the Flash in the pages of SHOWCASE #4.
		By the early 1980s, what was once a single DC Universe had now become the DC Multiverse, with at least 7 known parallel Earths, and presumably countless more waiting to be discovered.
		A few years after that, DC purchased the Captain Marvel family of characters from Fawcett, and Earth-S (S for Shazam, naturally) was introduced.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /comics101/8.html (2126 words)

	Welcome To Dynamic Forces
		After the establishment of DC Comics' multiverse in the 1960s, it was later explained that the purple-suited Mxyztplk lived in the fifth dimension connected to Earth-Two and the orange-costumed Mxyzptlk in the fifth dimension connected to Earth-One.
		Marvel was now selling more the fifty million comics a year and finally had the strength to renegotiate their distribution deal with DC Comics in order to be able to publish more titles.
		In the earlier comics, her parents were farmers in a town called Pittsdale; the modern comics, however, depict Sam as a retired soldier, and Lois as a former "army brat," with Lois having been trained by her father in areas such as hand-to-hand combat and the use of firearms.
	www.dynamicforces.com /htmlfiles/didyouknow.html (20872 words)

	Crisis - Hall of Heroes
		Crisis on Infinite Earths est une maxi-série de 12 numéros, éditée en 1985 et 1986 où DC comics a condensé son multiverse en un univers simple pour tenter de le simplifier et l'améliorer.
		La Fawcett Comics Company avait comme personnages Captain Marvel et le Crime Crusader Club qui ne venaient pas de Terre 2, mais de Terre S. The Quality Comics avait comme personages les Freedom Fighters originaires de Terre-2 avant de migrer sur Terre-X ou la seconde guerre a duré 20 ans.
		Dans le comics, Barry Allen s'est en partie inspiré des aventures de Jay Garrick (Flash I) qu'il avait lues étant enfant, pour devenir Flash II.
	hallofheroes.free.fr /Html/dossiers/crisis.htm (20872 words)

	Unca Cheeks Silver Age Comics Site: SilverJLA2
		* DC Comics announces that "fan favorite" authors Mark Waid and (you guessed it) Grant Morrison are already laying the groundwork for the return of that venerable and magnificent Silver Age institution: the comics "multiverse**," wherein varying storytelling concepts and character interpretations will, once more, be allowed room enough to prosper and flourish.
		* The spectacular belly-floppings in recent years, sales-wise, of such stridently morbid anti -Silver Age-ish offerings as Marvel Comics' PUNISHER and GHOST RIDER franchises; as well as the similarly dark-tinged and tiresome DC Comics** "revampings" of DOCTOR FATE and THE HAWK AND THE DOVE ("...
		From the very moment DC Comics, Inc. first made public the knowledge that the highly-regarded Grant Morrison had been signed on to resuscitate the all-but-flatlined Justice League franchise...
	www.geocities.com /cheeksilver/jlapanning2.htm (20872 words)

	Characters of Marvel DC comics
		MULTIVERSE from DC Comics Science Fiction imprint Helix.
		Home > Merchandise > Books/Magazines/Comics > Comics > DC
		I am looking for DC Comics Presents #26 and the Raven one shot by Murray
	www.ezclassifieds.com /d389-DC-Comics.htm (20872 words)

	Multiverse (DC Comics) - Enpsychlopedia
		In DC Comics, the Multiverse was a continuity construct in which multiple fictional versions of the universe existed in the same space, separated from each other by their vibrational resonances.
		On yet another conjectured Earth, the Silver Age DC Comics heroes lived side-by-side with the Silver Age Marvel Comics heroes, and it is on this alternate Earth where various team-ups and battles between the two publishers' heroes have occurred over the years.
		Futurama's Fry is quite fond of Simpsons comics.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Multiverse_(DC_Comics) (20872 words)

	WeirdSpace - Encyclopedia of fictional characters
		The Multiverse is an interesting place, but it is also a very big and confusing place.
		Here at WeirdSpace, I try to collect and structure information on some of the worlds in the Multiverse, and their inhabitants, from both fictional and non-fictional sources.
		Being a huge fan of comics, the major part of the site revolves around comic book characters, organizations and items, but the site is not limited to comic related subjects.
	www.weirdspace.dk (4194 words)

	Marvel Universe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unlike DC Comics, who uses the idea that interference with time by villains caused reality to reboot a few times, Marvel simply assumes that the stories happen in the space of years instead of decades; this is known as a sliding timescale.
		As mentioned under history, the Marvel Universe is really a multiverse, with several universes coexisting simultaneously without affecting each other directly.
		What happens on Earth in the main Marvel Universe would normally have no effect on what happens on a parallel Earth in another Marvel-created universe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Marvel_Universe (4310 words)

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