Television Crossover Universe

So when Grant Morrison laid out his New 52 Multiverse, I thought it would be fun to match up the Television Crossover Multiverse with his multiverse as much as I can. For example, the world he placed his Freedom Fighters was Earth-10, so TVCU-10 became the Naziverse. So Earth-42 had "Chibi" versions of DC characters.  For those unfamiliar, that meant sort of "baby-fied versions of the DC Heroes". In Japan, the use of  chibi  versions of established characters to work out themes of self-parody has become a staple of manga and anime. It is generally the norm (where such parodies are used) to end a chapter with a page or two of chibi characters parodying the chapter's main themes. Usage of chibi in this manner often constitutes a form of catharsis for the readers and the writer, similar to the practice of having the actors in a play appear on stage to take a bow at the end of a performance, including characters who were killed off in the body of the play. ...