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<blockquote data-quote="leonard" data-source="post: 2365559" data-attributes="member: 391622">* Is the post-Infinite Crisis DC Universe (since 2006) the same as the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths DC Universe (1986-2005)?No.*Or is it different?Yes. Although not significantly.* Is there a mulitiverse again?Yes. Alexander Luthor (you remember him) tried to create the &quot;perfect universe&quot; and to this end he &#039;cloned&#039; the universe, merging different versions to get what he wanted.The universes collapsed back together into one when his machines were destroyed, but immediately afterward, it seperated out again into 52 identical universes. Mr.Mind, finally grown into his adult form, travelled to each and every one of them, eating critical pieces of time and space, and so the 52 universes each became unique.* Did they fuse the pre-COIE multiverses with the post-COIE universe?No. But many of the new universes resemble some of the pre-Crisis universes. Others are more like Elseworlds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="leonard, post: 2365559, member: 391622"] * Is the post-Infinite Crisis DC Universe (since 2006) the same as the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths DC Universe (1986-2005)? No. *Or is it different? Yes. Although not significantly. * Is there a mulitiverse again? Yes. Alexander Luthor (you remember him) tried to create the "perfect universe" and to this end he 'cloned' the universe, merging different versions to get what he wanted. The universes collapsed back together into one when his machines were destroyed, but immediately afterward, it seperated out again into 52 identical universes. Mr.Mind, finally grown into his adult form, travelled to each and every one of them, eating critical pieces of time and space, and so the 52 universes each became unique. * Did they fuse the pre-COIE multiverses with the post-COIE universe? No. But many of the new universes resemble some of the pre-Crisis universes. Others are more like Elseworlds. [/QUOTE]

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