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DC Cosmology General Discussion

You can't scale to or down from 0. It's not within the system as Ultimate claims. High 1-A+ is the highest you can go with the system. Meaning if Yahweh is God who is 0 then he still is the same Moand so he'll always be 0 unless there's something that takes away from him or are contradictions with his nature to disprove he was ever 0. The anti-feat would need context and ultimately won't affect 0 that much unless they were never supposed to be 0 to begin with.
Yes, 0 should not be bound to any system/hierarchy, and therefore, if we accept Yahweh as the same in all cases, it is not possible for him to be a Monad. Even if we break it down into keys, it's a bit complicated. And by the way, can Lucifer and Michael become High 1-A with the new system?
 
Yes, 0 should not be bound to any system/hierarchy, and therefore, if we accept Yahweh as the same in all cases, it is not possible for him to be a Monad. Even if we break it down into keys, it's a bit complicated. And by the way, can Lucifer and Michael become High 1-A with the new system?
I believe he should be 0. Yahweh is just him taking shape as we've seen even Matteis's depiction of God has as well.

Michael and Lucifer could certainly but it's not very clear because if the Presence is 0 then they can't scale from him.
 
I believe he should be 0. Yahweh is just him taking shape as we've seen Matteis's depiction of God has as well.
We'll see!
Michael and Lucifer could certainly but it's not very clear because if the Presence is 0 then they can't scale from him.
We can never scale them to Yahweh/Monad. However, if the Silver City scales higher than 1-A, they can scale to High 1-A since they exceed it, or if Yahweh scales to High 1-A, they can scale to it, or rather the Void.
 
We can never scale them to Yahweh/Monad. However, if the Silver City scales higher than 1-A, they can scale to High 1-A since they exceed it, or if Yahweh scales to High 1-A, they can scale to it, or rather the Void.
Yeah, when I was upgrading Lucifer and Michael, I did notion that they scale past Creation which contained the City and all other realms.

It's quite evident that Lucifer tells the others that he and Michael can easily step into the position of God of Creation. I mean Michael embodies the infinite power of God, that's something beyond the scale of Creation and the Silver City.
 
Yeah, when I was upgrading Lucifer and Michael, I did notion that they scale past Creation which contained the City and all other realms.

It's quite evident that Lucifer tells the others that he and Michael can easily step into the position of God of Creation. I mean Michael embodies the infinite power of God, that's something beyond the scale of Creation and the Silver City.
I think we have to wait for the High 1-A standards to become clear. Ultima sifts and weaves tightly to create a more specific system. Also, Lucifer and Michael need to be justified for BDE type 2, they may be the clearest characters to have it.
 
I think we have to wait for the High 1-A standards to become clear. Ultima sifts and weaves tightly to create a more specific system. Also, Lucifer and Michael need to be justified for BDE type 2, they may be the clearest characters to have it.
Yeah, they did make Creation. So I agree, they should have BDE Type 2.

Ultima system is clear to me. Exactly how things will scale across different fiction may be a bit hard to define.
 
Is it just me, or did a bunch of the cosmology split justifications get removed? I feel like the "Why Divide the Cosmologies" section was far longer in the past.


Edit: Oh wait, nvm.
 
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What would be smarter is to take away things that completely contradict the story and keep the elements that have similarities to them. Flat-out not mentioning concepts in one Cosmology shouldn't be the main basis. Chain scaling will also happen regardless so we focus on the context of the feat rather than say they shouldn't be in this tier thus we “have” to split. At least take a holistic view of the entire Cosmology and make two separates keys. One for the individual and one for the combined Cosmology.

This way we can't say the Hands out scales the Divine Presence, Pralaya, or Lucifer which makes no sense. I know this split won't change but honestly, it's not very good.
 
Agreed. DeMatteis Cosmology has the greatest potential for high rankings, as does Vertigo, and potentially tier 0 with the Divine Presence.
I won't discredit the project. Yes, people worked hard on it and it's flat-out stupid to say it's incoherent. However, it's far from perfect and it's kind of undermining every other verse with contradiction. DC pretty much got singled out for pretty much a reason that applies to all verses.
 
Is it just me, or did a bunch of the cosmology split justifications get removed? I feel like the "Why Divide the Cosmologies" section was far longer in the past.


Edit: Oh wait, nvm.
Honestly, the current justifications for splitting DC cosmologies aren't that good and should definitely be changed. Too much emphasis on the difference between the cosmologies and not enough emphasis on why they should actually be divided and why DC should be split but not the other verses like Marvel. DC had ways of matching differences and continuity errors that didn't work very well and caused more mess than anything else.
 
I mean the way comics function is meant to be like that. Since most writers don't actually stick to a canon unless they tie in continuity. They don't really do that on purpose to undermine the previous writers' work rather they add and expand upon it. Sometimes, they tend not to mention the previous work to build a different frame but with the intent, it's more so added to it.

Like Morrison wouldn't have thought of something like the Dark Multiverse or the Hands yet he was fine with how Snyder and Tynion did. So did Gaiman on how Snyder handled his characters and Tynion writing the Sandman series, right now. For how someone like Carey and Matteis write their story is not to be disconnected from the rest but rather add new ideas to it. All the characters are there as well as newly introduced ones and concepts from previous stories and new ones in the story. That's how editorial works to make sure when a writer writes they don't fully disconnect what's being said by the previous author.
 
Honestly, the current justifications for splitting DC cosmologies aren't that good and should definitely be changed. Too much emphasis on the difference between the cosmologies and not enough emphasis on why they should actually be divided and why DC should be split but not the other verses like Marvel. DC had ways of matching differences and continuity errors that didn't work very well and caused more mess than anything else.
This is already better than the current justifications but it still needs work:

The DC Multiverse is essentially a storytelling device that ties together numerous materials published over the past 80+ years. Throughout the years of publications that made up the DC Multiverse, the consistency of the verse has sparked much controversy. This is due to various changes, continuity errors, and different interpretations of them that have been written by various authors over the years.

Despite this, many efforts have been made to reconcile these various inconsistencies. For instance, Grant Morrison and Mark Waid created Hypertime in the '90s to explain multiple continuity errors away, but the concept has been used so inconsistently by writers over the years, it's devolved into a buzzword with no "official" in-universe definition. In another attempt, following the declining sales of the New 52, DC co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan Didio voted against constraining writers to strict continuity (i.e. New 52 continuity, Post-Crisis continuity, etc.) as they believed making everything canon would broaden the scope for potential stories. The issue surrounding these integrations however, is that different authors write independently of each other, often adding new concepts to the older works in general disregard of older writers' content. Though cases will arise where certain writers strive to preserve the integrity of older authors' works, irreconcilable disruptions in continuity are far more conventional for the DC Multiverse.

There have been other attempts to explain the disruptions, such as with Geoff Johns' Metaverse which aimed to rationalize the various changes taking place in the DC Multiverse. There was also Scott Snyder's attempt to undo the contradictions of the DCU with the end of Death Metal, which assembled and highlighted every DC storyline, transforming the multiverse into its own sort of Omniverse. However, even that effort was sullied within a literal year under the retcons of Dark Crisis.

All in all, the above circumstances have created the following irreconcilable difficulties:
 
Still very wrong for Matteis and Vertigo, to be frank on the tiering.
Almost all the recent CRTs to that effect have been rejected, so unless you have a miraculous hail Mary argument up your sleeves, maybe you should consider that your desired changes are simply wrong?
At least take a holistic view of the entire Cosmology and make two separates keys. One for the individual and one for the combined Cosmology.
A "combined cosmology" would not make sense to index.
This way we can't say the Hands out scales the Divine Presence, Pralaya, or Lucifer which makes no sense. I know this split won't change but honestly, it's not very good.
The split may not change, but there's still the tiering revisions to consider, which will stop the outscaling.
 
Almost all the recent CRTs to that effect have been rejected, so unless you have a miraculous hail Mary argument up your sleeves, maybe you should consider that your desired changes are simply wrong?
What is your problem? I very well know it will not change anything and pointing out some stuff with the Cosmology blog. I have every right to say it's wrong simply because I don't see skms of those tiers as correctly and accurately representing some characters.

I simply am not asking for a change nor am I asking why the tiers aren't like that. Perhaps, you can understand that some people don't agree with the blog rather than maliciously assume that there wrong because of how many CRTs have been rejected in that regard. It's not hard to see some people will naturally disagree.
A "combined cosmology" would not make sense to index.
As opposed to a split within a certain few individuals? This is fiction and there's no certain amount of “index” to make anything valid. You can ask most authors if they think the DCU is connected and more often than not, they'll probably say yes. Things in fiction are open to interpretation as such any view can be applied. That certainty or flaws that arise from such a proposal can be discussed in various threads.
The split may not change, but there's still the tiering revisions to consider, which will stop the outscaling.
Not the point and quite easy to see the direction it'll go in with all the proposal changes. This won't stop the put scaling either way because the split I mentioned, I, find personally wrong. Simply my opinion and I know it won't change. So please don't keep assuming I have hidden agendas.
 
This annoying habit of mods coming in to defend something without understanding that anyone can voice their opinion on a matter.

It's not funny or cute to just randomly target someone's view to challenge them to make a thread if they so cherish to make a change about it. Rather than simply understanding that a person doesn't need to agree with the split. Perhaps, some mods can understand something so mundane rather than disregard and degrade someone's view.
 
What is your problem? I very well know it will not change anything and pointing out some stuff with the Cosmology blog. I have every right to say it's wrong simply because I don't see skms of those tiers as correctly and accurately representing some characters.

I simply am not asking for a change nor am I asking why the tiers aren't like that. Perhaps, you can understand that some people don't agree with the blog rather than maliciously assume that there wrong because of how many CRTs have been rejected in that regard. It's not hard to see some people will naturally disagree.
When you start shoving "This is wrong" in everyone's faces despite staff overwhelmingly rejecting your points with clear, concise reasoning and walk away believing that they are the unreasonable ones, that's a good sign that you're acting fundamentally at odds with site policy and are not being reasonable in any sense of the word. I have maliciously assumed nothing, and I have a right to comment on things I disagree with as much as you do.
As opposed to a split within a certain few individuals? This is fiction and there's no certain amount of “index” to make anything valid. You can ask most authors if they think the DCU is connected and more often than not, they'll probably say yes. Things in fiction are open to interpretation as such any view can be applied. That certainty or flaws that arise from such a proposal can be discussed in various threads.
Then contend it. If none of your points are deemed valid, I strongly suggest you take a step back and consider if your position is really worth defending.
Not the point and quite easy to see the direction it'll go in with all the proposal changes. This won't stop the put scaling either way because the split I mentioned, I, find personally wrong. Simply my opinion and I know it won't change. So please don't keep assuming I have hidden agendas.
Flat-out asserting that your opinion won't change is no different from a direct admission that you're being irrational to an extreme fault. Anyone who wants to participate in rational discourse must always be prepared to change their mind.
This annoying habit of mods coming in to defend something without understanding that anyone can voice their opinion on a matter.

It's not funny or cute to just randomly target someone's view to challenge them to make a thread if they so cherish to make a change about it. Rather than simply understanding that a person doesn't need to agree with the split. Perhaps, some mods can understand something so mundane rather than disregard and degrade someone's view.
You have the right to speak, and I have the right to respond.
 
@VeryGoofyToddler you have every right not to share the same opinion regarding the split for DC Cosmology. The DC Cosmology blog is not perfect and I am well aware of that, but we had discussed the reason why DC Cosmology should be split and not other comic book based verses like Marvel Comics as I said in my comment above regarding my suggestion to improve our argument in the blog on dividing the DC Cosmologies. And if we go for a composite cosmology for DC, we will have to take the most recent information for DC Cosmology and the ones that are consistent enough, but the outdated ones like some old elements of Vertigo stories should be discarded. Even those of DeMatteis, who had a unique approach to the DCU, would be outdated compared to the new interpretation of DC Cosmology. Anyway, that's not the point here.
 
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When you start shoving "This is wrong" in everyone's faces despite staff overwhelmingly rejecting your points with clear, concise reasoning and walk away believing that they are the unreasonable ones, that's a good sign that you're acting fundamentally at odds with site policy and are not being reasonable in any sense of the word. I have maliciously assumed nothing, and I have a right to comment on things I disagree with as much as you do.
Start shoving to whom? You're inadvertently trying to say I've been at this logic for a while which I haven't. I simply said something that can be disregarded as nothing more than what I see the split to be. If it weren't even made clear, I don't know where exactly I was aiming at anything to anyone else. I firmly believe that the tiering is off, that's all.

Also, the “mods” would only account for Deagon since he was the only mod at the time who was responding to my point. Evidently, it's not so clear that he had the concise info just because you agree with him. Also, I'm not acting fundamentally against over the site policy, and if you disagree with me and I'm not antagonizing then there's nothing wrong with it.
Then contend it. If none of your points are deemed valid, I strongly suggest you take a step back and consider if your position is really worth defending.
These things in the past have been refuted. The problem is not many mods get involved and the only one that does seem to not never agree with it. That case brings out the fact that threads can only be accounted for if mods agree rather than the general populous or more so the general consent.
Flat-out asserting that your opinion won't change is no different from a direct admission that you're being irrational to an extreme fault. Anyone who wants to participate in rational discourse must always be prepared to change their mind.
Yes, it's my “opinion” that what it entails specifically goes for me. That's what an opinion is. Do you seriously think that what I was saying is meant to garner a reaction to change the Cosmology blog? I did not conform to a large blog or post to bash upon the split rather talk about how I disagree with the take with just one sentence which you blew out of proportion as apparently, I'm trying to “shove” this to people's faces.
You have the right to speak, and I have the right to respond.
With some form of retort and indirect bashing does not seem to fit well.
 
@VeryGoofyToddler you have every right not to share the same opinion regarding the split for DC Cosmology. The DC Cosmology blog is not perfect and I am well aware of that, but we had discussed the reason why DC Cosmology should be split and not other comic book based verses like Marvel Comics as I said in my comment above regarding my suggestion to improve our argument in the blog on dividing the DC Cosmologies. And if we go for a composite cosmology for DC, we will have to take the most recent information for DC Cosmology and the ones that are consistent enough, but the outdated ones like some old elements of Vertigo stories should be discarded. Even those of DeMatteis, who had a unique approach to the DCU, would be outdated compared to the new interpretation of DC Cosmology. Anyway, that's not the point here.
My point was already covered by what I think of the split. I am well aware that my voice has no say in changing it.
you have every right not to share the same opinion regarding the split for DC Cosmology.
 
The Sandman Universe implemented many ideas like Kabbalah Tree of Life, Gnostic Monad, and Shores of Nightmare birthing archetypes. We’ve been on the side of using Sandman Universe as part of the Vertigo lore. So should we use it? Instead of limiting it to Carey and Gaiman.
 
This is already better than the current justifications but it still needs work:

The DC Multiverse is essentially a storytelling device that ties together numerous materials published over the past 80+ years. Throughout the years of publications that made up the DC Multiverse, the consistency of the verse has sparked much controversy. This is due to various changes, continuity errors, and different interpretations of them that have been written by various authors over the years.

Despite this, many efforts have been made to reconcile these various inconsistencies. For instance, Grant Morrison and Mark Waid created Hypertime in the '90s to explain multiple continuity errors away, but the concept has been used so inconsistently by writers over the years, it's devolved into a buzzword with no "official" in-universe definition. In another attempt, following the declining sales of the New 52, DC co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan Didio voted against constraining writers to strict continuity (i.e. New 52 continuity, Post-Crisis continuity, etc.) as they believed making everything canon would broaden the scope for potential stories. The issue surrounding these integrations however, is that different authors write independently of each other, often adding new concepts to the older works in general disregard of older writers' content. Though cases will arise where certain writers strive to preserve the integrity of older authors' works, irreconcilable disruptions in continuity are far more conventional for the DC Multiverse.

There have been other attempts to explain the disruptions, such as with Geoff Johns' Metaverse which aimed to rationalize the various changes taking place in the DC Multiverse. There was also Scott Snyder's attempt to undo the contradictions of the DCU with the end of Death Metal, which assembled and highlighted every DC storyline, transforming the multiverse into its own sort of Omniverse. However, even that effort was sullied within a literal year under the retcons of Dark Crisis.

All in all, the above circumstances have created the following irreconcilable difficulties:
@Elizio33

A similar text to this explanation should likely be added to our DC Comics cosmology page.
 
Despite this, many efforts have been made to reconcile these various inconsistencies. For instance, Grant Morrison and Mark Waid created Hypertime in the '90s to explain multiple continuity errors away, but the concept has been used so inconsistently by writers over the years, it's devolved into a buzzword with no "official" in-universe definition. In another attempt, following the declining sales of the New 52, DC co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan Didio voted against constraining writers to strict continuity (i.e. New 52 continuity, Post-Crisis continuity, etc.) as they believed making everything canon would broaden the scope for potential stories. The issue surrounding these integrations however, is that different authors write independently of each other, often adding new concepts to the older works in general disregard of older writers' content. Though cases will arise where certain writers strive to preserve the integrity of older authors' works, irreconcilable disruptions in continuity are far more conventional for the DC Multiverse.
I think this is a little ignorant to say. We can’t just say there were attempts to unify but then go into “authors” wanting to create their own independent structure. The writing difference between era is just negligible and it’s not so much so the authors wanted to write their own thing, they expanded upon the broader things or ideas that were previously introduced. Hypertime, as an example, itself as a concept hadn’t change, but it was added to in the Cosmology to have a functionary that’s slightly stray away from the original intention.

The reasoning is pretty weak and these point aren’t that strong of a justification. If so, then Marvel has this problem of not being completely in line with what was written previously. I don’t see how DC would receive this type of treatment. Since the split already happened, I guess you can, but we need stronger reasoning than this and a better example.
 
I think this is a little ignorant to say. We can’t just say there were attempts to unify but then go into “authors” wanting to create their own independent structure. The writing difference between era is just negligible and it’s not so much so the authors wanted to write their own thing, they expanded upon the broader things or ideas that were previously introduced. Hypertime, as an example, itself as a concept hadn’t change, but it was added to in the Cosmology to have a functionary that’s slightly stray away from the original intention.

The reasoning is pretty weak and these point aren’t that strong of a justification. If so, then Marvel has this problem of not being completely in line with what was written previously. I don’t see how DC would receive this type of treatment. Since the split already happened, I guess you can, but we need stronger reasoning than this and a better example.
Just because you disagree doesn't mean the reasoning is ignorant or weak. There have been many cases where authors in DC expanded on what was already established but had little to high 'liberties' if you can call it that. What I mean by small high liberties is the extent to which authors write independently of each other.

A good example of authors writing with "little liberties" is how the approaches of Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson, despite minor differences, were consistent enough with what Grant Morrison had set for the DCU since Final Crisis and Multiversity. J.M. DeMatteis is an example of authors who write independently of other authors, having constructed his own vision of the DCU with ideologies and concepts that were not used in the follow-up stories from different authors. Vertigo is the same case as DeMatteis's.

For Marvel, the verse isn't as "broken" as DC because it hasn't been rebooted like DC and has actually been proven to have some consistency, with the exception of Jim Starlin's stories.
 
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Just because you disagree doesn't mean the reasoning is ignorant or weak. There have been many cases where authors in DC expanded on what was already established but had little to high 'liberties' if you can call it that. What I mean by small high liberties is the extent to which authors write independently of each other.
I don't think I had a stance on the split rather the reasoning is weak for why it is justifiable to split the Cosmology. In essence, we need better reasoning and a better example not that we shouldn't despite the fact this is the only wiki to do so.
A good example of authors writing with "little liberties" is how the approaches of Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson, despite minor differences, were consistent enough with what Grant Morrison had set for the DCU since Final Crisis and Multiversity. J.M. DeMatteis is an example of authors who write independently of other authors, having constructed his own vision of the DCU with ideologies and concepts that were not used in the follow-up stories from different authors. Vertigo is the same case as DeMatteis's.
DeMatteis does pretty much write on his own. However, if we are going to split then I do not think including Morrison who has a big history of writing Cosmology as a part of something. There's enough difference between his work and the others to qualify for an independent Cosmology with some of his older work that can be put. I have to disagree that this old work can't work with his new work, at least not in every aspect.
For Marvel, the verse isn't as "broken" as DC because it hasn't been rebooted like DC and has actually been proven to have some consistency, with the exception of Jim Starlin's stories.
A reboot isn't a continuity reset or a newly established canon. There's a reason a reboot happens such as how Flashpoint changed much of the Cosmology but did not discredit older works. It's a movement forward with what's been established not a new step forward without mentioning older works.

As for Marvel continuity, it's not the same, but they don't do reboots is the essence of the argument as to why they're qualified with a composite Cosmology. Hickman and Ewing establish ideas that would not be the case with the previous established canon.
 
Also, as I've said many times, a fully composite cosmology for DC would mean eliminating outdated information that no longer correlates with the DCU's current cosmological structure. So no more "Divine Presence" or "Hierarchy of Infinite Dreams" presented in DeMatteis' stories since the Presence is no longer represented as DeMatteis does, and Lucifer Morningstar would be below the Upside-Down Man since he was shown completely overwhelmed by one of the Otherkinds, so his classic version from Vertigo should also be eliminated and replaced with the current version.
 
Also, as I've said many times, a fully composite cosmology for DC would mean eliminating outdated information that no longer correlates with the DCU's current cosmological structure. So no more "Divine Presence" or "Hierarchy of Infinite Dreams" presented in DeMatteis' stories since the Presence is no longer represented as DeMatteis does, and Lucifer Morningstar would be below the Upside-Down Man since he was shown completely overwhelmed by one of the Otherkinds, so his classic version from Vertigo should also be eliminated and replaced with the current version.
I fully think a composite would be established as something within DC continuity that doesn't discredit other works. This means a bit of flexibility and leeway as opposed to saying A did not say B so it can't work.

As such, Vertigo stories would not be included because they have their own established canon. One comp for DC and one for Vertigo. I think Matteis's story can fit with the amount of analogous notions that Creation floats in the mind of God as a metaphor to explain God's tier being.
 
The concept is closely linked to Adi Shankara’s conception of Brahman which is Nirguna Brahman or Brahman that lacks all qualities except itself. Ultima is proposing a change where lacking quality except the quality of being itself and being completely detached from a hierarchy is 0.
May I know the scan or the title of the book?
 
May I know the scan or the title of the book?
There's a three-story where you can read the concept of Divine Presence.

The first and best example is Seekers into the Mystery which explains closely of Meher Baba's teaching of God. Who took inspiration from Adi’s teaching which goes over the Primal Ocean of Nothingness which is the true soul of God beyond the illusion. This story goes over how Adi tells us that Brahman only goes through the quality when it becomes Saguna Brahman after its association with Maya or Illusion which is heavily depicted in the story.

The next is Doctor Fate and it's conception with the Smile Behind the Universe. The very mouth of God that produces Oneness, and duality, and is the Oversoul behind, beyond, and within all things. A being that transcends Pralaya who transcends Maya and everything came from it and will return to it.

The next is Spectre which goes over a cosmic emptiness before form, thoughts, and us. A being that contains and surpasses everyone as mere drifting thought in its divine mind. All planes, all levels, and dreams are simply part of its imagination including all voids previous to it as the one true being that all mask has to be unveiled to see it.
 
There's a three-story where you can read the concept of Divine Presence.

The first and best example is Seekers into the Mystery which explains closely of Meher Baba's teaching of God. Who took inspiration from Adi’s teaching which goes over the Primal Ocean of Nothingness which is the true soul of God beyond the illusion. This story goes over how Adi tells us that Brahman only goes through the quality when it becomes Saguna Brahman after its association with Maya or Illusion which is heavily depicted in the story.

The next is Doctor Fate and it's conception with the Smile Behind the Universe. The very mouth of God that produces Oneness, and duality, and is the Oversoul behind, beyond, and within all things. A being that transcends Pralaya who transcends Maya and everything came from it and will return to it.

The next is Spectre which goes over a cosmic emptiness before form, thoughts, and us. A being that contains and surpasses everyone as mere drifting thought in its divine mind. All planes, all levels, and dreams are simply part of its imagination including all voids previous to it as the one true being that all mask has to be unveiled to see it.
Seeker into the Mystery is the story of Vertigo, isn't it that it's not combined with the story of DC/Vertigo?

From what you said, I don't know if it is the oneness that ultima says is truly a divine presence over the duality of oneness?
 
Seeker into the Mystery is the story of Vertigo, isn't it that it's not combined with the story of DC/Vertigo?

From what you said, I don't know if it is the oneness that ultima says is truly a divine presence over the duality of oneness?
Seekers is a creator-owned story by the same author who wrote all three comics.

Divine Presence is God as is the Primal Ocean and the Smile. They're all the same being as the one same God being the True Reality and all of Creation being just a dream that it dreamt up of. In Doctor Fate #6 the Smile births Oneness which splits into duality then Chaos and Order which imploded with Love and begets Creation and the Universal Truth of God.
 
I can see you guys are talking about vertigo stuffs but since this is general DC cosmology discussion thread, I want to show new scans from latest flash 2023



Cosmological abstractions existings on the a curve where infinity overlap with zero

More scans

In a nutshell, flash 2023 is about speedsters tearing the reality becuz of their usage on speedforce. Wally gained the ability of stillness to access spatial dimensions (layers of existence). In a particular issue, wally saw total destruction of space from a direction while he is at lower plane just to find out that it is just Bart Allen running at normal plane. Barry and a bunch of scientists are trying to map the multiverse in n-dimensional model. There is also a fourth dimensional speedster who got a message from arc angels. He described arc angels as conscious hypergeometries, cosmological abstractions existings on the curve where infinity overlap with zero. Frankly, I have no idea what that means xD...

So, wally got power to shift between dimensions from the stillness and stillness are trying to chase and study arc angels. There's a lot of going on but I think the multiverse will have an upgrade. How do you think?
 
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I can see you guys are talking about vertigo stuffs but since this is general DC cosmology discussion thread, I want to show new scans from latest flash 2023



Cosmological abstractions existings on the a curve where infinity overlap with zero

More scans

In a nutshell, flash 2023 is about speedsters tearing the reality becuz of their usage on speedforce. Wally gained the ability of stillness to access spatial dimensions (layers of existence). In a particular issue, wally saw total destruction of space from a direction while he is at lower plane just to find out that it is just Bart Allen running at normal plane. Barry and a bunch of scientists are trying to map the multiverse in n-dimensional model. There is also a fourth dimensional speedster who got a message from arc angels. He described arc angels as conscious hypergeometries, cosmological abstractions existings on the curve where infinity overlap with zero. Frankly, I have no idea what that means xD...

So, wally got power to shift between dimensions from the stillness and stillness are trying to chase and study arc angels. There's a lot of going on but I think the multiverse will have an upgrade. How do you think?
none of the scans mean anything new. Only the N-th dimensional one is worth but that is it. Nothing new there.
 
none of the scans mean anything new. Only the N-th dimensional one is worth but that is it. Nothing new there.
Why tho? The word "hypergeometries" seem like something to me and it's pretty clear it's about geometrical dimensions. Just one thing I don't understand is the phrase "existing on the curve where Infinity overlap with zero". Because of that, I can't make convincing statements
 
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