Television Crossover Universe

 Doctor Strange was a great movie but disappointing as far as multiversal crossovers were concerned.   But I had plans to do a post after the movie came out and so here it is.   Here are the universes in the multiverse.  Note I'm not including every universe, but only universes that are tied to a specific film or television series.   In other words, crossovers. 1.  MCU 2.  Spider-Man Trilogy (and perhaps the original Marvel Cinematic Universe) 3.  Amazing Spider-Man and Amazing Spider-Man 2 4.  Venom/Morbius 5.  Into the Spider-Verse 6.  Spider-Man ' 67  

I first became aware of the fictional crossover/shared reality concept when I was five years old. As my family was about to embark on a drive from Massachusetts to California, my father gave me my first comic book to keep me occupied, and it was an issue of the Marvel Comics adaptation of Scooby’s All-Star Laff-A-Lympics. This is the first time I was able to comprehend what was going on here, on a significant level. All these characters from their own cartoons were appearing together, as part of the same reality, thus placing all their previous cartoons in the same reality. From that point on, I started becoming more aware. As I started reading more comics, I noticed how all the DC characters lived in one world while the Marvel characters lived on another, and I mostly only bought team and team-up books. Of course, once Superman met Spider-Man, my mind was blown again. I also started to notice cartoon events like the annual networks previews shows that would combine all their cart...

'Twas the afternoon before the night before the night before Christmas, and I was bored, so I decided to post a quick one, for sure. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Futurama has knocked Knight Rider out of the top ten most viewed blogs. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This past week's most viewed were: 1) TVCU Crew Review Friday, December 20; 2) Offspring of Zed; 3) TVCU Crew Review December 16; 4) My Little Pony, and 5) Three Stooges.

Continuing in my daily updates, the next one in the queue is this post.  However, I am currently writing a chronology titled "Marvels of the TVCU" for the upcoming TELEVISION CROSSOVER UNIVERSE:  WORLDS AND MYTHOLOGY VOLUME I.  That chronology will incorporate this post and expand upon it.  So for that reason, this post will not be updated again until that book is released by Super Entertainment, tentatively due out at the end of this year. ------------------------------------------------------------- Note that if the Hulk series is in, that means the Thor and Daredevil of the TV Movies are in, rather than the comic versions.  I am going to include Thor and Daredevil in my timeline since from a TVCU viewpoint, those two are spin-offs of the Hulk.  Otherwise I'd never have any other opportunity to discuss their timeline, since those TV Movies are their only on-screen TVCU appearances. I've also decided to include the Avengers in this blog.  The...