Comics either released first, or exclusively for digital purchase for reading on computers, phones, tablets, etc.

Whether by magic or by science, this is the ability to move from one dimension into another.

A label used by the Walt Disney Company for several of their comics; usually under IDW Publishing or Dark Horse Comics. This should only be used for comics that use the logo.

Divide Pictures is a company owned by Milo Ventimiglia and Russ Cundiff. DiVide is used as a tag on comics they have worked on.

The legal process for ending a marriage. In the world of comics, superhero marriages have also ended in divorce.

A city protected and/or isolated from it external environment by a huge structure, generally a translucid dome.

Violence or threats of violence whether physical, sexual, emotional, or some combination between a married couple, boyfriend and girlfriend, gay couple, family members, or friends.

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Method of transportation used by via Bleed Ships.

A prominent trope among several forms of media including comic books. The Doppelganger denotes a villain who is nearly identical to the hero in many ways, including background, personality and powers, but uses his abilities for evil rather than good. In some cases, this is used to show the reader what the hero could have become. In others, the Doppelganger serves as a thematic foil for the hero.

Issue contains a dream sequence, giving us a look into the psyche of the character(s).

In aboriginal mythology Dreamtime is when past, present and future exists at once.

Arranged engagement in combat between two people with matched weapons.

The future is a fertile ground for stories, but some of those invariably show where might have gone wrong (or are going wrong) as a civilization and species.

The UK-based Eagle Awards were one of comic's longest-established award ceremonies, launching in 1977 and continuing annually (with some interruptions and name changes) until 2014.

Also known as NEW EARTH and PRIME EARTH, this world is the foundation stone of the Multiversal structure. It has survived several attacks, surgeries and reconstructions on the way to its current form. On Earth-0, the greatest young superheroes of the age are at the peak and pinnacle of their powers and achievements.

A world where the Nazis won World War 2. Home of the Quality characters, Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters.

Reality similar to the Batman Beyond/DC animated universe.

A postapocaliptic wasteland where radiation and hope still burns, home of the Atomic Knights and the Atomic Knights of Justice.

An alternate Earth that housed the Golden Age DC universe, the Justice Society Infinity, and the Justice Society of America. Post Flashpoint it became the home of a new generation of wonders building a new world.

Earth 3 is an alternate reverse earth were good is evil and evil is good. This is the Crime Syndicate of America's reality.

Earth-30 is the Superman: Red Son reality.

Earth-33, AKA Earth-Prime. The real world where all superheroes are fictional and exist only in comic books. Your world. The world of Ultra Comics, Ultraa, and Superboy Prime.

Earth 4 is the home of the Charlton characters. A world of conspiracies, paranoia and distrust were you don't know who watches the superpowers.

Home reality of the blood League, a reality of vampires.

Earth-S. Earth-5. Thunderworld. This is the home of the Captain Marvel Family and of other Fawcett characters. Where magic words resonate like thunder.

Earth-50 is the home of the Justice Lords. Previously the Wildstorm universe.

Also known as Earth-AD, Earth-51 is now Jack Kirby's post-apocalyptic world, home of OMAC and Kamandi.

The Maker's recreation of the Ultimate Universe.

Home reality of Killraven and the original Guardians of the Galaxy.

Continuity of the 'classic' Star-Lord adventures

In the DC multiverse, earth-8 (sometimes called Angor) is the home reality of the Extremists, the Retaliators and other analogues of Marvel comics characters.

Parallel universe also known as The Tangent reality.

"Earth-A", or Earth-721, was a world where only Ben Grimm and Reed Richards travelled up into space and was involved in the I.T. Plot.

Annual event celebrated on April 22.

A series of original graphic novels, retells the "earliest adventures" of DC's characters in a 21st Century setting.

Natural catastrophe.

Christian holiday associated with the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

A revival of the EC Comics brand in 2024, publishing a line of titles through Oni Press.