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| Creators = Mark Waid; Alex Ross; Grant Morrison; Yildiray Cinar |
| Creators = Mark Waid; Alex Ross; Grant Morrison; Yildiray Cinar |
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| First = The Multiversity Guidebook Vol 1 1 |
| First = The Multiversity Guidebook Vol 1 1 |
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+ | | Last = Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 1 |
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+ | | Overview = '''Earth 22''' is one of the worlds of the [[Multiverse]] in the [[New 52]]. |
| − | | History = After the retirement of Superman led to the mass surrender of the superheroic old guard, a new generation of superbeings ran amok until the destruction of Kansas forced Kal-El's return. |
+ | | History = After the retirement of Superman led to the mass surrender of the superheroic old guard, a new generation of superbeings ran amok until the destruction of Kansas forced Kal-El's return.<ref>{{c|The Multiversity Guidebook Vol 1 1}}</ref> Superman tried containing the situation and confronted his enemies, however he slayed [[Billy Batson (Earth-22)|Captain Marvel]] instead of sparing him, while a nuclear blast killed many of his fellow heroes. This caused him to become a pseudo-authoratarian figure, taking up the responsibility of chasing and if need be, putting down any threats. The Sons and Daughters of the Bat, inspired by [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-22)|Batman]], opposed him.<ref name="YoungJustice"/> |
| − | Its heroes would come to aid in protecting the Multiverse against [[The Gentry]].<ref>{{c|The Multiversity Vol 1 2}}</ref> |
+ | Its heroes would come to aid in protecting the Multiverse against [[The Gentry]].<ref>{{c|The Multiversity Vol 1 2}}</ref> It was later revealed to be one of the many universes destroyed by [[Perpetua (Sixth Dimension)|Perpetua]].<ref>{{c|Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 1}}</ref> |
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| − | In {{c|Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 1}} it was revealed to be one of the many 52 worlds destroyed by Perpetua |
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| Residents = |
| Residents = |
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* [[Atlas (Earth-22)|Atlas]] |
* [[Atlas (Earth-22)|Atlas]] |
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| − | * [[Albert Rothstein (Earth-22)|Atom Smasher]] |
+ | * [[Albert Rothstein (Earth-22)|Atom Smasher]] {{deceased}} |
| − | * [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-22)|Batman]] |
+ | * [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-22)|Batman]] {{deceased}} |
* [[Billy Batson (Earth-22)|Captain Marvel]] {{deceased}} |
* [[Billy Batson (Earth-22)|Captain Marvel]] {{deceased}} |
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* [[Boston Brand (Earth-22)|Deadman]] |
* [[Boston Brand (Earth-22)|Deadman]] |
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* [[Wally West (Earth-22)|The Flash]] |
* [[Wally West (Earth-22)|The Flash]] |
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* [[Alan Scott (Earth-22)|Green Lantern]] |
* [[Alan Scott (Earth-22)|Green Lantern]] |
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| − | * [[Norman McCay (Earth-22)|Norman McCay]] |
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* [[Kara Zor-L (Earth-22)|Power Woman]] |
* [[Kara Zor-L (Earth-22)|Power Woman]] |
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* [[Richard Grayson (Earth-22)|Red Robin]] |
* [[Richard Grayson (Earth-22)|Red Robin]] |
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* [[James Corrigan (Earth-22)|The Spectre]] |
* [[James Corrigan (Earth-22)|The Spectre]] |
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* [[Thom Kallor (Pre-Zero Hour)|Starman]] |
* [[Thom Kallor (Pre-Zero Hour)|Starman]] |
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| − | * [[Kara Zor-El (Earth-22)|Supergirl]] |
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* [[Kal-El (Earth-22)|Superman]] |
* [[Kal-El (Earth-22)|Superman]] |
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* [[Diana of Themyscira (Earth-22)|Wonder Woman]] |
* [[Diana of Themyscira (Earth-22)|Wonder Woman]] |
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| − | * [[Jonathan Kent II (Earth-22)|Hyperman]] |
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| − | * [[Ibn al Xu'ffasch (Earth-22)|Ibn al Xu'ffasch]] |
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* [[Mar'i Grayson (Earth-22)|Nightstar]] |
* [[Mar'i Grayson (Earth-22)|Nightstar]] |
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| − | * [[Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Earth-22)|Jade |
+ | * [[Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Earth-22)|Jade]] |
* [[Iris West II (Earth-22)|Iris West]] |
* [[Iris West II (Earth-22)|Iris West]] |
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| − | * [[Bartholomew West (Earth-22)|Barry West]] |
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* [[Magog (Earth-22)|Magog]] |
* [[Magog (Earth-22)|Magog]] |
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| Notes = |
| Notes = |
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| − | * This Earth is based on Mark Waid and Alex Ross' [[Kingdom Come]], and is |
+ | * This Earth is based on Mark Waid and Alex Ross' [[Kingdom Come]], and is based on the pre-Flashpoint [[Earth-22]] and the pre-Crisis Earth-96. |
* While the continuation of Earth-22, it is unlikely this version of Superman went through the events of [[Thy Kingdom Come]], as [[Prime Earth|Earth 0]] has significantly changed since the events of [[Flash: Flashpoint|Flashpoint]]. |
* While the continuation of Earth-22, it is unlikely this version of Superman went through the events of [[Thy Kingdom Come]], as [[Prime Earth|Earth 0]] has significantly changed since the events of [[Flash: Flashpoint|Flashpoint]]. |
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* The existence of the Thom Kallor Starman in this universe indicates that some variation of the [[Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds]] event may have occurred in the New 52, as Starman was originally brought to Earth-22 on his way to New Earth in order to prepare for the resurrection of [[Kon-El (New Earth)|Superboy]]. However, it may simply be a version of Starman native to this universe. |
* The existence of the Thom Kallor Starman in this universe indicates that some variation of the [[Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds]] event may have occurred in the New 52, as Starman was originally brought to Earth-22 on his way to New Earth in order to prepare for the resurrection of [[Kon-El (New Earth)|Superboy]]. However, it may simply be a version of Starman native to this universe. |
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* Earth 22 is opposite [[Earth 7]] in the structure of the [[Multiverse]]. |
* Earth 22 is opposite [[Earth 7]] in the structure of the [[Multiverse]]. |
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| − | * While he existed on Earth-22, [[Kon-El (Earth-22)|Superboy]] doesn't appear to exist on Earth 22. When the [[Justice League (Earth-22)|Justice Society of America]] encountered Kon-El's [[Prime Earth|Earth 0]] [[Kon-El (Prime Earth)|counterpart]], none of the members recognized him and they were genuinely shocked by his origins.<ref>{{c|Young Justice Vol 3 7}}</ref> |
+ | * While he existed on Earth-22, [[Kon-El (Earth-22)|Superboy]] doesn't appear to exist on Earth 22. When the [[Justice League (Earth-22)|Justice Society of America]] encountered Kon-El's [[Prime Earth|Earth 0]] [[Kon-El (Prime Earth)|counterpart]], none of the members recognized him and they were genuinely shocked by his origins.<ref name="YoungJustice">{{c|Young Justice Vol 3 7}}</ref> |
| Trivia = |
| Trivia = |
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| Links = |
| Links = |
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[https://www.dccomics.com/characters/earth-22 DC Map of the Multiverse: Earth 22] |
[https://www.dccomics.com/characters/earth-22 DC Map of the Multiverse: Earth 22] |
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[[pt:Terra 22]] |
[[pt:Terra 22]] |
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Revision as of 05:09, 2 November 2020
Reality names were reused several times. See also Earth-22, Earth -22.
Earth 22 is one of the worlds of the Multiverse in the New 52.
History
After the retirement of Superman led to the mass surrender of the superheroic old guard, a new generation of superbeings ran amok until the destruction of Kansas forced Kal-El's return.[1] Superman tried containing the situation and confronted his enemies, however he slayed Captain Marvel instead of sparing him, while a nuclear blast killed many of his fellow heroes. This caused him to become a pseudo-authoratarian figure, taking up the responsibility of chasing and if need be, putting down any threats. The Sons and Daughters of the Bat, inspired by Batman, opposed him.[2]
Its heroes would come to aid in protecting the Multiverse against The Gentry.[3] It was later revealed to be one of the many universes destroyed by Perpetua.[4]
Residents
- Atlas
- Atom Smasher (Deceased)
- Batman (Deceased)
- Captain Marvel (Deceased)
- Deadman
- The Flash
- Green Lantern
- Power Woman
- Red Robin
- The Spectre
- Starman
- Superman
- Wonder Woman
- Nightstar
- Jade
- Iris West
- Magog
Notes
- This Earth is based on Mark Waid and Alex Ross' Kingdom Come, and is based on the pre-Flashpoint Earth-22 and the pre-Crisis Earth-96.
- While the continuation of Earth-22, it is unlikely this version of Superman went through the events of Thy Kingdom Come, as Earth 0 has significantly changed since the events of Flashpoint.
- The existence of the Thom Kallor Starman in this universe indicates that some variation of the Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds event may have occurred in the New 52, as Starman was originally brought to Earth-22 on his way to New Earth in order to prepare for the resurrection of Superboy. However, it may simply be a version of Starman native to this universe.
- Earth 22 is opposite Earth 7 in the structure of the Multiverse.
- While he existed on Earth-22, Superboy doesn't appear to exist on Earth 22. When the Justice Society of America encountered Kon-El's Earth 0 counterpart, none of the members recognized him and they were genuinely shocked by his origins.[2]
See Also
- Characters from Earth 22
- Other things related to Earth 22
- Earth 22's Comic Appearances
- Reality Gallery: Earth 22
Links and References
DC Map of the Multiverse: Earth 22