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About Marvel
- Thread starter Vitorriq
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I think we consider it Infinite-D, or at least that what it says in Eternity's page
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Marvel does not have an omniverse, just a multiverse. The definition of omniverse is all of fiction and reality combined.
Anyway, it depends from story to story and writer to writer. Currently, Al Ewing treats the Marvel multiverse as a 2-A structure, comprised of parallel universes, in the Ultimates comicbook, but at most it has been treated as infinite-dimensional.
Anyway, it depends from story to story and writer to writer. Currently, Al Ewing treats the Marvel multiverse as a 2-A structure, comprised of parallel universes, in the Ultimates comicbook, but at most it has been treated as infinite-dimensional.
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Depends on the version. In its greatest iteration, the marvel multiverse is shown to have infinite dimensions. In the lesser ones though it tends to be at around the 2-A levels as Ant said.
