I don't care if you think it was.
That's fine, it isn't a matter of think or not think, it's demonstrated in the comic.
Stop trying to change the topic.
You are the one that challenged me on it in the first place. If you don't want to discuss it, don't respond to it.
I don't need a counter argument for the notion that "your argument is like this argument, and this argument is wrong, therefore your argument is wrong!" It's literally just strawmanning. I don't need to deconstruct your false analogy, you need to actually address the argument at hand.
The entire cosmology doesn't have to revolve around the notion. You're still cherry picking.
This isn't an argument. You attempted to paint an image of the cosmology in which your interpretation is all-encompassing aside from "one potentially inconsistent point" when the truth is your interpretation is never indicated in any direct way and contradicts what we know to be true about the cosmology or not. You're trying to induce the image of "cherry-picking" to make it seem like nit-picking is responsible for the counterargument rather than the simple fact that the evidence provided
against your theory is greater in both quantity and quality than the evidence in favor of it.
The Source Wall is never shown around the Dark Multiverse when they flipped it. Matter of fact it's the exact opposite. It's just a giant thing of darkness with no source wall whatsoever.
Because she was demonstrating an analogy to explain the concept of the Dark Multiverse. That isn't literally a map of the Dark Multiverse, they only recently found out that it existed and don't have it mapped out at all.
It's implied the scan and I'm not going to read the scan to you.
So you can't demonstrate how your evidence -- a scan which mentions neither the term 'greater mystery' nor the Source wall -- indicates that the Dark Gods were a greater mystery outside the Source Wall? You're basically saying you don't have an argument. Which is fine by me.
However if you don't feel like reading you can go to the wiki which simplifies it there as well.
The DC Fandom wiki is not a source.
Also just to add more evidence. Mandrakk literally fell off Nil, through the Overvoid and landed into the Dark Multiverse. Proving my point once again.
That does not support the notion that the Dark Multiverse is outside the Source Wall. As explained, Mandrakk's fall into the Overvoid came after a tie-in comic which destroyed the Source Wall, and was written before the Dark Multiverse even existed in DC. Likewise, there's no reason that you can't fall from one part of a superstructure into another.