Television Crossover Universe

Another late, late April Fool's post.  I previously covered other pranksters the Joker and Mxyzptlk.  But Loki was the original.  (Ironically, I haven't covered the Prankster, another Superman foe.  I don't think there's much to cover with that character crossover wise.) Please note this post is not, I repeat not, about really cool TVCU Crewsie Loki Carbis... though maybe it should be. Also, we will not be discussing Loki, the Angel of Vengeance seen in Dogma (except for in one entry below.) 1981 --  By this point in time, when Mike Nero was 13, his anger and resentment towards the treatment he received from his peers and his inability to get along with and be understood by his family had taken a terrible toll on his psyche. It was at this low point in his early life that he was approached by Rutger, a representative of the Brotherhood of Fenris, worshipers of the Norse lupine deity known as the Fenris Wolf (and none other than the progeny of Loki, the not...

Updated: Jun 24, 2026 Ghostbusters: After The Call! A Composite Timeline positing various Ghostbusters properties,  as set in a single Universe by Kevin Heim Notes highlighted in  Yellow  are recent additions to the timeline . Behind the scenes,  GHOSTBUSTERS  began as  THE GHOST BUSTERS , a Filmation Saturday Morning live action show in 1975. It lasted one season. Even THAT wasn't the first use of the term, though. In 1952, RKO Pictures made a comedy short called THE GHOST BUSTER , which had no genuine supernatural elements (and really, not much comedy, either). Before this, there were Ghost Chasers, Ghost Breakers, Ghost-Finders, Ghost Exterminators, Ghost Catchers, and Spook Busters, so the over-all concept was well established before Dan Aykroyd, Ivan Reitman, and Harold Ramis decided to make their supernatural spectacle. The more well-known 1984 Columbia movie  GHOSTBUSTERS  borrowed the title from Filmation...