How many DC earths are there?

Comics can be complicated. There are an infinite number of universes in the DC Multiverse “Orrery of Worlds,” with a core of 52 worlds in the “local universe.” With over a half-dozen more worlds in the Dark Multiverse, that’s 60 known worlds in the Multiversity.

Why is Marvel Earth-616?

The main Marvel universe was labeled as 616. Alan Moore chose this designation as a counter to the single-digit numbers for earths in DC. He wanted to emphasize that the main earth was not special. 616 is a variant of 666, the number of the beast.

What earth are we on in real life?

Notes. Creator Grant Morrison once stated that Earth 33 is “our real world”. Earth 33 is based on the Pre-Flashpoint concept of Earth-Prime: an Earth where superheroes only exist in comic books and do not appear in real life. The Multiversity Guidebook confirmed Superboy Prime as an inhabitant of Earth 33.

Who created Earth-616?

Alan Moore Alan Davis

Did the black winter destroy the DC Universe?

So it’s about time people stop thinking that the Black Winter destroyed a DC universe, mainly because it did not. The Black Winter that was for all intended purposes a universal devouring version of Galactus, he could only do that. Devour universes of the Marvel Multiverse.

Is black winter dead?

It shows Galactus a vision of Thor, who does in fact kill the Devourer of Worlds by using him as a living bomb to destroy the Black Winter. So with both Galactus and Black Winter dead, the God of Thunder can finally breathe easy, right? Wrong!

Who killed the black winter?

Thor then goes further, using the energies stored within Galactus’ body, (making sure that they weren’t for nothing) to destroy the Black Winter by turning Galactus into a massive bomb of cosmic energy.

Is Thor a DC character?

Thor Odinson (often called The Mighty Thor) is a Marvel Comics superhero, based on the thunder god of Norse mythology. The superhero was created by editor Stan Lee and penciller Jack Kirby, who co-plotted, and scripter Larry Lieber, and first appeared in Journey into Mystery #83 (Aug. 1962).

Who is the Hulk in DC?

Bruce Banner Hulk