Television Crossover Universe

This blog post is about DC Comics characters that have been adapted to the screen...as it relates to the multiverses of DC Canon.  My upcoming TELEVISION CROSSOVER UNIVERSE:  WORLDS AND MYTHOLOGY will cover how DC Comics characters and series fit into the Television Crossover Multiverse, and my other upcoming book, the Cartoon Crossover Encyclopedia, will do the same for DC characters and series in the Cartoon Multiverse.  But DC over the years has also established that their own shows and movies exist within their own multiverse.  And so that's what I'm talking about today, since this is a blog about shared realities of television and film. Omniverse Originally according to The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe 2004, "the omniverse is the collection of every single universe, multiverse, dimension (alternate or pocket) and realm." Original Multiverse Cataloged Originally there was no consistency regarding "numbered" Earths—they would be e...

THE TELEVISION CROSSOVER CROSSOVER UNIVERSE  LAUNCHED JANUARY 10, 2011 CELEBRATING FIVE YEARS LAST UPDATED APRIL 1, 2016 I'm really happy with this post.  I was pleased to be able to combine radio, television, books, and films into one cohesive timeline. For the first few years, this remained in the top ten most viewed blogs.  It's due for an update, as more Green Hornet books have come out, and there has been a new Green Hornet/Batman'66 crossover. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On the real people seeming to be fictional in the same reality, James has posted:   I don't have so much of a problem with the comic books existing in the same world. We have the same bizarre issue in the TVCU--look at The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, or o ther novels where comics featuring already crossed heroes exist within the same universe as the heroes them...