Television Crossover Universe

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...

When I was younger, I thought that this was a Canadian celebration of the sport of boxing.  Anyway, Xmas is over, but the aftermath of holiday crossover finds is still here and so I present some of the recent crew posts. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From Lost Issues : ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Matt Hickman has found that a version of the Yellow Kid (the first comic book character) exists in the Marvel Universe.  From a TVCU point of view, the Marvel and DC Universes coexist on Crossover Earth, a divergent timeline of the TVCU.  Read about Marvel's version the Yellow Kid here . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's a crossover between Disney's Good Luck Charley and Jessie.  I plan on doing a write-up of the Disney shows and ...