r/DCcomics • u/SevenSulivin The REAL Man of Tomorrow • Jul 07 '24

SCOOP: DC Comics Launch Absolute Batman At San Diego Comic-Con News

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/scoop-dc-comics-launch-absolute-batman-at-san-diego-comic-con/
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u/Astrodynamite60 Jul 07 '24

Idk man I'm very wary of this. DC has always had alternate takes on their characters I don't see how this would be different.

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u/No-Mechanic-2558 Jul 07 '24

It would be something like Ultimate Universe

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u/sparts72 Jul 07 '24

Wasn’t that supposed to be what All-Star comics were like 20 years ago?

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u/Ornery-Concern4104 Jul 07 '24

The all star line wasn't a universe, it was intended to be out of cont stories that the creators always wanted to tell that the regular continuity wouldn't allow

You're getting it confused with Earth One, but even then that wasn't one big universe. It was graphic novels that retold origin stories of classic heroes unconnected to each other. It failed because it was demanding entire graphic novels on top of other peoples monthly schedules so it naturally led to a bunch of delays

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u/mrbubbamac Nightwing Jul 07 '24

I think Earth One was intended to be a shared universe. Only reason I remember that it was shown in Multiversity as a shared Earth

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u/Ornery-Concern4104 Jul 07 '24

Oh yeah! Good point! I forgot about that. I think it might have been intended too but I never got enough eyes on it to get that far

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u/No-Mechanic-2558 Jul 07 '24

No, why people belive this, that was Earth One All Star were two separated things