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Subj: Re: Did the Dr Meet Superman Special really happen then?Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2020 at 07:51:48 pm EDT (Viewed 36 times)
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Think that is where they saw the original marvel/DC crossovers happening, outside of both and in the Omniverse!
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Mark Gruenwald's basic rationale was outside the Marvel multiverse exists the 'Omniverse' - other universe and multiverses containing what are essentially everything that Marvel either does or doesn't have a licence to, belongs to other company's or mediums, or like The New Universe was something specifically created NOT to be a part of the Marvel Universe.
I don't know if the word or the concept has been used outside of Gruenwald's Quasar series, but the premise is understandable, and it does work as a rationale to explain and perhaps rationalise ALL fictional television, book, and comicbook universes, as being out there somewhere and, as Quasar discovered, are potentially accessible under certain extreme circumstances.
Doctor Who, with the Tardis, is the one character/concept who might well potentially have access to reaching out to a greater Multiverse or 'omniverse'. But really it is pure semantics - an alternate universe is still an alternate universe.
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