DC's Current Alternate Earths - SPOILERS for "Dark Crisis: Big Bang"

[The Baron]

As always, here's a picture for SPOILER SPACE
Here are the current alternate universes as presented in today's Dark Crisis: Big Bang


(KEY: "SAM" will stand for "Same As in Morrison's The Multiversity Guidebook")

1. Earth-0: SAM  Current DCU
2. Earth-1: SAM From the "Earth-One" books
3. Earth-2: SAM The "New 52" version
4. Earth-3: SAM The Crime Syndicate
5. Earth-4: SAM Charlton
6. Earth-5: SAM Fawcett
7. Earth-6: SAM Just Imagine
8. Earth-7:  SAM Thunderer's world, destroyed, pastiche of Marvel
9. Earth-8:  Angor - in Morrison, this was a separate pastiche of Marvel (i.e., different both from Angor and from Earth-7)
10. Earth-9: SAM Tangent
11. Earth-10: SAM Quality, Earth-X
12. Earth-11: SAM Gender-reversed Earth
13. Earth-12: SAM "Batman Beyond"
14. Earth-13: SAM Magic-based world
15. Earth-14: "Justce League of Assassins", Superman vol. 4, #15 (Never heard of them), one of Morrison's "Unknown Worlds"
16. Earth-15: SAM Home of Cosmic Grail
17. Earth-16: SAM The Just
18. Earth-17: SAM The Atomic Knights
19. Earth-18: SAM Justice Riders
20. Earth-19: SAM "Steampunk" world
21. Earth-20: SAM "Pulp" type heroes
22. Earth-21: SAM The New Frontier
23. Earth-22: SAM Kingdom Come
24. Earth-23: SAM "President Superman's Earth"
25. Earth-24: DC Comics: Bombshells, one of Morrison;s "Unknown Worlds"
26. Earth-25: Tom Strong's Earth, one of Morrison's "Unknown Worlds"
27. Earth-26: SAM Zoo Crew
28. Earth-27: Jurassic League, one of Morrison's "Unknown Worlds"
29. Earth-28: DC Mech, one of Morrison's "Unknown Worlds"
30. Earth-29: SAM Bizarro Universe
31. Earth-30: SAM "Superman: Red Son"
32. Earth-31  SAM "Pirate World", Detective Annual #7
33. Earth-32: SAM Justice Titans
34. Earth-33: SAM Earth-Prime
35. Earth-34: SAM Light Brigade, pastiche of Astro City
36. Earth-35: SAM Super-Americans, pastiche of Supreme and pals
37. Earth-36: SAM Justce 9
38. Earth-37: SAM Future heroes, Batman: ThrillKiller
39. Earth-38:  SAM Superman & Batman: Generations
40. Earth-39  SAM Agents of W.O.N.D.E.R., pastiche of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents
41. Earth-40: SAM Evil counterpart to Earth-20
42. Earth-41: Dino-Cop's world, pastiche of Savage Dragon and pals
43. Earth-42: SAM Home of "Chibi" heroes
44. Earth-43: SAM Vampire world, Batman & Dracula: Red Rain
45. Earth-44: SAM the Metal League
46. Earth-45: SAM Superdoomsday
47. Earth-46: World of Batman: The Gargoyle of Gotham, one of Morrison's "Unknown Worlds"
48. Earth-47: SAM Love Syndicate of Dreamworld
49. Earth-48: SAM The Forerunners
50. Earth-49: Earth-49: Injustice, one of  Morrison's "Unknown Worlds"
51. Earth-50: SAM Justice Lords
52. Earth-51: SAM Earth After Disaster
53. Earth-52: The Primate Legion
54. Earth-54: Earth of Tommy Tomorrow
55. Earth-55: Zombie Earth, DCeased
56. Earth-59: Home of Wonder Woman Tara Terruna, described as the "first known parallel Earth" (Didn't we have a thread about this a while back?)
57. Earth-63: Another Vampire world, DC vs. Vampires
58. Earth-66: Batman '66
59. Earth-93: Dakotaverse
60. Earth-96: DC Super Hero Girls
61. Earth-98: Home of Green Lantern Tai Pham
62. Earth-100: Variant Teen Titans Earth, Teen Titans: Raven
63. Earth-118: Medieval Earth, Dark Knights of Steel
64. Earth-124: Home of Wonder Woman, Wonder Girl and Wonder Tot
65. Earth-148: Earth where heroes and villains are reversed, World's Finest Comics, vol. 1, #148
66. Earth-162: Earth of Superman-Red and Superman-Blue, Superman, vol. 1 #162
67. Earth-183: Superman raised by apes, Superboy #183
68. Earth-216: Home of Superman Jr. and Batman Jr., World's Finest Comics #215
69. Earth-387: World of wolf-people, Adventure Comics #387
70. Earth-789: World of Superman '78 and Batman '89
71. Earth-898: JLA: The Nail
72. Earth-1956:  Super Friends
73. Earth-1996: Amalgam
74. Earth-2020: World of three generations of Superman, Superman vol. 1 #354

[Jeff of Earth-J]

I very rarely ever buy big, complicated superhero "event" comics anymore, and when I do I almost never buy any of the ancillary off-shoots and/or one-shots, but I made an exception in this case because every such series needs its own version of "The History of the DC Universe." (That's where Flashpoint/New52 went wrong in my estimation: no handbook.) I was wondering whether or not this one-shot jibed with The Multiversity Guidebook and you've saved me the trouble of checking it out for myself. (Thanks.) there's no real story here: it's just an issue-long slugfest of the flash and the Anti-Monitor punching each other across dimensions. The real purpose of this book is to provide the list of known universes identified above.

[The Baron]

I bought it for the looks at alternate worlds, myself.  I probably would have resented a substantial story.

Jeff of Earth-J said:

I very rarely ever buy big, complicated superhero "event" comics anymore, and when I do I almost never buy any of the ancillary off-shoots and/or one-shots, but I made an exception in this case because every such series needs its own version of "The History of the DC Universe." (That's where Flashpoint/New52 went wrong in my estimation: no handbook.) I was wondering whether or not this one-shot jibed with The Multiversity Guidebook and you've saved me the trouble of checking it out for myself. (Thanks.) there's no real story here: it's just an issue-long slugfest of the flash and the Anti-Monitor punching each other across dimensions. The real purpose of this book is to provide the list of known universes identified above.

[Captain Comics]

I assume this will be part of whatever omnibus I eventually buy.

[The Baron]

One would think so.

Captain Comics said:

I assume this will be part of whatever omnibus I eventually buy.

[Captain Comics]

But in the meantime, I can stay current, thanks to you!

[Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod)]

I'm looking forward to this. That's quite a list!

[Captain Comics]

The conceit that even one-off alternate worlds from the Silver Age have their own universes supports the Hyperverse concept that everything we've ever read happened somewhere.

[Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod)]

Yeah, it kinda warms the heart!

[Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod)]

Oh, Baron... in reprinting the list of alternate worlds, you left out the best part! Barry's notes say he used the comics of Earth-33 (basically the former Earth Prime) as a resource for seeking out these various universes. 

He basically used our world as an index! He supersped through our comic collections reading Wonder Woman: Amazonia or whatever just to have an idea where to catalog the worlds! And he picked up books for his OWN collection, because BARRY IS A COMIC COLLECTOR.

I mean, he has been from the start, but that hasn’t been touched on for decades! I’m *so* happy about that. It means Superboy Prime isn’t the only comic collector in the DCU — there are happy, well-adjusted ones, too.

There’s hope for us all.

[The Baron]

I completely  missed that.

Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod) said:

Oh, Baron... in reprinting the list of alternate worlds, you left out the best part! Barry's notes say he used the comics of Earth-33 (basically the former Earth Prime) as a resource for seeking out these various universes. 

He basically used our world as an index! He supersped through our comic collections reading Wonder Woman: Amazonia or whatever just to have an idea where to catalog the worlds! And he picked up books for his OWN collection, because BARRY IS A COMIC COLLECTOR.

I mean, he has been from the start, but that hasn’t been touched on for decades! I’m *so* happy about that. It means Superboy Prime isn’t the only comic collector in the DCU — there are happy, well-adjusted ones, too.

There’s hope for us all.