soooo coool

noice

this is a really good playlist

cool playlist

these vids are so dope bro plzzzzz do more

and guy that is closest in looks to "normal" Superman is Captain Atom x Dr Manhattan (who was THE Superman and also literally the Big Blue of Watchmen) and also a legacy hero of this universe Really like how Jurgens and others pushed the concepts to the break and played on their names. Worth mentioing that in 1936 our "normal" Superman was supposed to be an "alien" (because of note on some strange language) from future Earth sent back in time, Kents also were Sam and Molly before Unnamed Pa and Mary (in Superman #1, last time origin was written by creator).

You're absolutely right

yes indeed

I Agree!!!! The Flash & BatMan are my favs on this earth

Probably because it has nothing in common aside from names to any other universe

True

And in doing so the hypocrisy of that saying. If peace is preserved through tyranny and fear then it is not truly peace.

@@andresmarrero8666 Megatron is a Decepticon. That would be the point. It's in the name

@@Piledriver2006 very true.

@@andresmarrero8666 not if everyone agrees with it.

nice

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you

Cool, thanks

Superman was originally a bald headed telepathic and villain. So props to this series for bringing him back to his roots

@@Piledriver2006 basically lex luthor with powers

@@shugieboy14 exactly

When DC created the Tangent Universe they were intentionally doing the same thing they did in the late 1950s where they created new heroes with the same name as the Golden Age Heroes (such The Flash, Green Lantern, and The Atom). In most cases the new heroes were similar powers wise, but not in every case such as with The Atom. With The Tangent Universe they created a lot of characters/items/organizations with familiar names but made them very different. As examples, The Batman was inspired by the nickname of Batman, the Dark Night, Impulse is a brand of soda pop, and Imra Ardeen (the name of Saturn Girl in The Legion of Super-Heroes) is a woman who meets The Batman (she resembles a woman he loved in the past). The Tangent Universe hasn't been forgotten. In the story "The Legion of Three Worlds", set 1,000 years in the future, Superboy-Prime goes to the Superman Museum and one of the displays is a picture of the Superman of the Tangent Universe.

i definitely agree on that

That's the plan!

The Amalgam universe was fascinating

@@chantalmac5857 it had it's ups and downs. I would love to know how they decided which heros to mix. some made sense like cap and supes, or even wonderwoman and storm. but batman and wolverine?!? iron man and green lantern?!? GHOST RIDER AND FLASH!?! some really unique ideas came out of it.

I totally agree!

@@DCnez 😔 Yeah…

Glad you liked it!

Thank you. It is an interesting reality

Thank you!!

Correct

hmmm yea. Maybe she's under Superman's telepathic influence

Maybe Powergirl wanted to decide what side to be on and Superman may have been very persuasive

Yeah, I will always find relationships sus when one party throws around mind control a lot.

I love it too

yea that's quite sad. It would have been nice to see more of this telepathic Superman

agree

I agree that it is likely that copyright issues prevent wider use of the Tangent Universe characters. It is similar to what happened with Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew. It was originally going to be the JLA (Justa Lotta Animals) and featuring funny animal versions of the Justice League members, such as Super Squirrel, Wonder Wabbit, The Crash, and The Martian Anteater. Unfortunately, if it became popular copyright issues would have prevented it from being more widely used. So instead, Scott Shaw! created Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew which was set on Earth-C. Later the JLA (Justa Lotta Animals) made an appearance and were put on Earth-C Minus. Later, the animals of Earth-C had to evacuate their Earth. They came to the main DC Universe, but were transformed into regular animals but with human-level intelligence. I remember reading that Captain Carrot ended up being Zatanna's pet rabbit. Still later, the Zoo Crew was reborn and placed on Earth-26. It is an earth which operates under logic of cartoon physics.

Thanks 😊

really? i adore the ugly 90s/early 2000s artstyle

Did you mean Earth 2?

Ill check on that

me too :)

cool

So what’s your favourite story arc during the Silver or Bronze Age of comics?

@@chantalmac5857 Thank you for your question. This may sound somewhat unusual, but my favorite arc is from Marvel and it's the Spider-man - The Black Cat arc from 1979 until around 1985, the end of the bronze era. As much as I like Spider-man with MJ, this was a departure from the usual storylines in the Spider-man Comic. I thought they would stay together and get married.. That should've happened. Yes, Marvel's Secret Wars and DC Crisis on Infinite Earths were great, but these storylines ended the Bronze Age of Comics. I don't think Comics ever recovered, in my opinion. I also think the wedding of MJ and Peter Parker/Spider-man starts the slow decline of comics as a whole for DC and Marvel. The decline accelerated through the 1990s and 2000s. It'll never come back, unfortunately. I liked one and two-part stories In the 1970s. Then in the 1980s. it became 3, 4, or more part storylines over multiple comic books. For example, The Amazing Spider-man (TASM), running concurrently with Peter Parker's The Spectacular Spider-man. and then Web of Spider-man. By the 1990s, there were too many books, and the market became saturated. Now a story arc has 15 to 20-part stories over multiple titles. It's absurd. I stopped collecting and reading comics in 1993. If I want to catch up on a character, no matter what company produces the character including Marvel or DC, I go to Read Comics online. It's free. Here's the link: readcomiconline.li/. Lastly, I'll list my favorite characters from Both Marvel and DC: Marvel 1 Spider-man (Peter Parker) 2. Captain America (Steve Rogers) 3. Iron Man (Tony Stark) 4. Thor (Donald Blake Storyline) 5. The Incredible Hulk (Bruce Banner - Loved the 1970s TV Show) 6. The Avengers. 7. Daredevil Never got into the X-Men. DC 1. Superman 2. Batman 3. Wonder Woman 4. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) 5. The Flash (Barry Allen) 6. Green Arrow 7. Justice League of America (1960 through 1985) 8. Superboy 9. Justice Society of America 10. Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes.

I feel the same. Its been decades since I've purchased a comic book. I still occasionally get older graphic novels, but nothing in either Marvel or DC is worth a spit to follow. I might check out this Earth 9 Tangent universe just to see if story wise its any good cuz the current level of writing is crap

​@@darkwolfe6286 Absolutely. Use the free link I provided to check out the storylines. For me, I'm not going to check out Earth 9 Tangent. I like Earth 22. Alias Earth 96, "The Kingdom Come" story line.

Ending a story is difficult work. Just ask George R. R. Martin.

I like the name reuse. Its like ripples going on a pond… not the same but clearly related.

Thanks for the feedback. However, I don't think I mentioned on this video that Earth 1 as the main earth.

@@DCnez Around 54 seconds in you refer to Earth 9 as being far different from Earth 1 which you also referred to as New Earth. “New Earth” is the old name for the main DC universe. Post New 52 Earth 1 and “New Earth” are not the same thing anymore. However you may have simply been referring to the Earth 1 that existed during the events in Earth 9 that this video is about. I don’t really know enough about Earth 9 to say what the state of the multiverse was when stories from there were being written. Maybe I’m misunderstanding that, idk.

why?

@@DCnez just not right .... they can just make a new character for those ppl, no need to pander to other communities

thanks