Elseworlds

I posted a poll asking people which Elseworlds story they want to see given an official Earth designation number, and what number they would give it, and for some reason it got deleted.

I recently read this book, the story itself is brilliantly presented. It is the life of Clark Kent at it's core but at the same time couldn't be any more different. From clark finding out about his powers, his struggles in his early life, his writing career, Lois, his kids, right upto the conclusion of this story. The challenges this clark faces in his life are more grounded than "our" Clark's but they are by no means any less engaging.

I think the story could have done more with this "what if superman was real" scenario and there were a few missed opportunities in there but for the clark they had presented, this story was absolutely perfect.

And one of the best things about this comic was that it's supposedly set in the real world and features a more grounded superman but it still feels like superman. Most of the other takes on superman in real world are so filled with pessimism that they lose all meaning of the character they are trying to adapt but this story manages to tell an engaging superman story while retaining some semblance of optimism. By far the best Superman in the "real world" story that I have read.

I personally enjoyed created equal

I think it'd be sick.

So i remember reading that warner bros wants to make elseworld movies sepreate from the main continuity (kinda like joker) would this idea actually work i mean would the casual viewer actually go see something like red son or batman red rain?

People keep saying Batman(2016) Annual 2 is an Elseworlds story. Here in the Wikia it says is in the Last RIdes universe, but is it confirmed as an Elseworlds story?

And that Tom King's BatCat upcoming book is also an Elseworlds. Can anyone confirm that?