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General DC Comics Discussion Thread

I speak about whether some powers that are based on the system of cosmology such as the way operation of magic or the Physiology of a mystical race

For example, in a story written by DeMatteis it is said that the Demon race are actually products created by the human Collective Unconscious and cannot die until humanity dies according to Etrigan, it could be said that this can be applied to all demons within any cosmology?
So
 
You posted that scan like i was arguing something that's completely ridiculous.
You didn't argue anything. You just accused me of ignoring evidence. What did you expect me to respond with?
 
I'm referring to the phrase cube time. Not hypertime.
Im aware. I am referring to the fact that Grant still believes in the entire idea that Universes are comicbooks with Earth-33 still being the Real world, or Cubetime in this context. Which is all very consistently Low 1-C, which would bump some of our at least 2-C fellows to Low 1-C.

No one is ignoring it, there just isn't a hierarchy from what we have been shown.
Idk if it can be considered a hierarchy, however i am referring to the idea that there is this three layered structure in the bottom of the map

That being Planetime (all Comicbook Universes) -> Cubetime (the real world, Earth-33) -> Hypertime.
 
I am referring to the fact that Grant still believes in the entire idea that Universes are comicbooks with Earth-33 still being the Real world, or Cubetime in this context. Which is all very consistently Low 1-C, which would bump some of our at least 2-C fellows to Low 1-C.
That's ridiculous. Such an interpretation is completely incompatible with the relationship between various layers of the multiverse and half of this isn't even in the comics


That being Planetime (all Comicbook Universes) -> Cubetime (the real world, Earth-33) -> Hypertime.
None of that is compatible with the majority of information about hypertime throughout the cosmology.
 
That's ridiculous. Such an interpretation is completely incompatible with the relationship between various layers of the multiverse and half of this isn't even in the comics



None of that is compatible with the majority of information about hypertime throughout the cosmology.
It is
 
Dc getting stomped by Marvel is seriously based
The Overvoid after base Thor gets a tidbit angry

images
 
I'm aware of those scans. They aren't included in the scope of the Morrison/Snyder cosmology and are heavily contradicted by other things
 
So how would cross-scaling or battles between beings from different cosmologies go? Are they treated like they're from different canon like GT Goku vs Super Goku for example?
 
You're going to need to elaborate if you want an answer
What stuff from Grant Morrisons works contradict this structure, and even if contradictions existed, why would we ignore an integral system of 3 different comic book runs (one of them being a Crisis event) off of some measly contradictions.
 
why would we ignore an integral system of 3 different comic book runs (one of them being a Crisis event) off of some measly contradictions.
No one is doing that. You seem to think I'm trying to ignore Hypertime, but I'm not. I am specifically rejecting the interpretation of it as granting three levels of infinity unto itself, which is just completely ridiculous.
 
No one is doing that. You seem to think I'm trying to ignore Hypertime, but I'm not. I am specifically rejecting the interpretation of it as granting three levels of infinity unto itself, which is just completely ridiculous.
Its a very simple premise though, Fiction > Real world > more real then real world.

Scans already exist explaining the whole higher geometry in comics here, and its all backed up by Grant Morrison explaining their nature, and using the cosmology numerous times in his works.

Its pretty blatantly a system built on R>F, and acknowledging the existence of the system but ignoring its very basics is also kinda just ignoring the system as a whole.
 
Its a very simple premise though, Fiction > Real world > more real then real world.
I'm aware of the premise. I don't know what your point is. It's simple, therefore it's accurate?

Scans already exist explaining the whole higher geometry in comics here,
I'm aware of the scans, yep.

and its all backed up by Grant Morrison explaining their nature
And directly contradicted by numerous scans and interactions throughout the verse.

and using the cosmology numerous times in his works.
What does this even mean?

Its pretty blatantly a system built on R>F
No, it isn't. We concretely know this isn't the case through a variety of other information in the cosmology.

and acknowledging the existence of the system but ignoring its very basics is also kinda just ignoring the system as a whole.
No, just not integrating this specific interpretation of it due to contradictions it would introduce. We wont give a verse three undeserved infinities (unless it's Nasuverse)
 
I'm aware of the premise. I don't know what your point is. It's simple, therefore it's accurate?
It exists, therefore we should rate it.

And directly contradicted by numerous scans and interactions throughout the verse.
I will accept that, now i need to see them.

What does this even mean?
Grant uses his Hypertime cosmology numerous times in his works

No, it isn't. We concretely know this isn't the case through a variety of other information in the cosmology.
what, how

verse three undeserved infinities
Watchu mean 3 undeserved infinities fam its not robux.

The cosmology is right there, E-33 views other 4-D structures as fictional comicbooks. Thats the whole point of my arguments, we rate a structure 2-C, when inside it is a structure that views the rest of it as fiction. Which shouldn't be only 2-C
 
I stand corrected.
Okay, with that out of the way, let's talk about the discussion rules in more detail. I'll make a CRT for this if it's necessary, but I just want some general opinions first.
  • Do not attempt to upgrade The Presence/Yahweh from DC Comics to tier 0, simply because he is stated to be omnipotent and is the verse's depiction of the monotheistic god. This topic has been discussed extensively in the past, and it has been concluded that the Presence has shown far too many limitations (Such as equals or near equals in power in Elaine Belloc and The Great Darkness, stating that he was created by human imagination, being mere fiction to Monitor-Mind The Overvoid, being severely damaged by Gabriel Hornblower, and being healed by Michael Demiurgos) to be ranked as anything beyond his 1-A rating. Also keep in mind that statements of omnipotence are never accepted as proof.
I couldn't find the thread where this rule was decided on, only the revision. As the Presence isn't even 1-A now, only 1-C, the characters mentioned are from different sections of the cosmology split (Elaine Belloc, The Great Darkness, Gabriel Hornblower, and Michael Demiurgos are from Vertigo while Monitor-Mind The Overvoid is from Grant Morrison/Scott Snyder/James Tynion IV), and the rule about Omnipotence not meaning anything doesn't need to be repeated for one specific character, I would advocate for removing this rule.
  • Please don't attempt to upgrade the Sphere of Gods to tier Low 1-A or 1-A. It has been discussed numerous times and firmly rejected, as it is very inconsistent and contradictory. However, if new information regarding the Sphere of Gods is canonically published by DC Comics, the discussion can be resumed.
As it stands, the Sphere of the Gods is 2-C after the cosmology split discussion kicked it out of Tier 1 altogether, so this rule should be revised to account for all of Tier 1. My writeup: "Do not try to upgrade the Sphere of the Gods to Tier 1, especially to Low 1-A or 1-A, without new, canonical information. Multiple discussion threads like this one firmly rejected the idea of a Low 1-A or 1-A rank for the Sphere of the Gods, which would be inconsistent and contradictory; the cosmology split further rejected any Tier 1 rating for it due to insufficient evidence for qualitative superiority."
  • Please refrain from creating content revisions or assumptions regarding Mandrakk's plot manipulation abilities based on vague references or lack of evidence. There is no indication in the comics that Mandrakk can alter the details of an existing narrative, change the past, or make decisions for characters in the story. All references to the story are metaphorical and made by beings who are trying to destroy the multiverse, and should be considered within their context. The Gentry/Empty Hand do not see the multiverse as fictional or have the ability to edit the story like an author. Therefore, any discussion about Mandrakk's plot manipulation abilities should be based on evidence from the comics and should avoid assumptions or unsupported claims.
Upon further inspection, Ant added this rule after a private staff discussion, so it doesn't need to be touched or elaborated on.
 
It exists, therefore we should rate it.
Not how that works at all.

Grant uses his Hypertime cosmology numerous times in his works
I have affirmed this several times. Hypertime is currently incorporated in the cosmology.

The cosmology is right there, E-33 views other 4-D structures as fictional comicbooks
Earth-33 can influence other earths in the Orrery, but it is not on a higher level than them.
 
I speak about whether some powers that are based on the system of cosmology such as the way operation of magic or the Physiology of a mystical race

For example, in a story written by DeMatteis it is said that the Demon race are actually products created by the human Collective Unconscious and cannot die until humanity dies according to Etrigan, it could be said that this can be applied to all demons within any cosmology?
Come on guys i want to improve magic Characters and fix profiles, i need an answer to this since is based on the inner workings of very nature of DC
 
Okay, with that out of the way, let's talk about the discussion rules in more detail. I'll make a CRT for this if it's necessary, but I just want some general opinions first.

I couldn't find the thread where this rule was decided on, only the revision. As the Presence isn't even 1-A now, only 1-C, the characters mentioned are from different sections of the cosmology split (Elaine Belloc, The Great Darkness, Gabriel Hornblower, and Michael Demiurgos are from Vertigo while Monitor-Mind The Overvoid is from Grant Morrison/Scott Snyder/James Tynion IV), and the rule about Omnipotence not meaning anything doesn't need to be repeated for one specific character, I would advocate for removing this rule.

As it stands, the Sphere of the Gods is 2-C after the cosmology split discussion kicked it out of Tier 1 altogether, so this rule should be revised to account for all of Tier 1. My writeup: "Do not try to upgrade the Sphere of the Gods to Tier 1, especially to Low 1-A or 1-A, without new, canonical information. Multiple discussion threads like this one firmly rejected the idea of a Low 1-A or 1-A rank for the Sphere of the Gods, which would be inconsistent and contradictory; the cosmology split further rejected any Tier 1 rating for it due to insufficient evidence for qualitative superiority."
These suggestions seem reasonable to me. Should I apply them?
 
Are the suggested changes to our DC Comics Discussion Rules acceptable for our other staff members here as well?
 
Currently, we have profiles with "Post-Crisis", "Post-Flashpoint" and "Rebirth" names.

How about we change them to the original and official name?

Pre Crisis -> Earth One.

Post Crisis -> New Earth.

Post Flashopoint -> Prime Earth.

Rebirth -> Prime Earth - Rebirth.

Superman's Rebirth profile would become "Superman (Prime Earth - Rebirth)"

Prime Earth nomenclature includes both N52 and Rebirth phases, so it should be fine.
 
Currently, we have profiles with "Post-Crisis", "Post-Flashpoint" and "Rebirth" names.

How about we change them to the original and official name?

Pre Crisis -> Earth One.

Post Crisis -> New Earth.

Post Flashopoint -> Prime Earth.

Rebirth -> Prime Earth - Rebirth.

Superman's Rebirth profile would become "Superman (Prime Earth - Rebirth)"

Prime Earth nomenclature includes both N52 and Rebirth phases, so it should be fine.
I have not problem
 
Currently, we have profiles with "Post-Crisis", "Post-Flashpoint" and "Rebirth" names.

How about we change them to the original and official name?

Pre Crisis -> Earth One.

Post Crisis -> New Earth.

Post Flashopoint -> Prime Earth.

Rebirth -> Prime Earth - Rebirth.

Superman's Rebirth profile would become "Superman (Prime Earth - Rebirth)"

Prime Earth nomenclature includes both N52 and Rebirth phases, so it should be fine.
Agreed, but wouldn't we also have Earth-2?
 
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