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Well, there is no specific standard or guidelines on how the cosmology pages are formatted as far as I know. I guess it depends on the individual writing style, as long as the cosmology pages itself are easy to read and understand.
The following is a page dedicated to outlining the cosmology of Marvel Comics, focused primarily on presenting each of its layers in an hierarchical fashion, as well as exploring other important details of the setting. For the purposes of these explanations, at least a cursory knowledge of...
The Universe, also referred to as Yggdrasil[1], is the region of spacetime that beings and objects are relegated to. For example, Universe 616 and 838 have their own disconnected areas of three dimensional space and cannot travel to each other via that space, so they must use other means of...
This page will cover the cosmology of the Dragon Ball Games' Cosmology, more specifically, Dragon Ball Heroes and Xenoverse multiverse, or we can call it Dragon Ball Heroes multiverse for short Well, at first we should cover the basics of the cosmology first before we dive into the game's...
This page is dedicated to outlining the distinctions between DC Comics's different cosmologies. To summarize, the DC Universe has three dominant cosmologies characterized primarily (but not exclusively) by their authors: Grant Morrison, Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, and Joshua Williamson; J.M...