Okay, so I'm trying to keep track of DC's new Multiverse. Please help me fill in the blanks and fix any mistakes!

New Earth: DCU proper
Earth 1: ???
Earth 2: Original Justice Society
Earth 3: Crime Society
Earth 4: Charlton Universe
Earth 5: Fawcett Universe
Earth 6: ???
Earth 7: ???
Earth 8: Lord Havok and the Extremists
Earth 9: Tangent Universe
Earth 10: Freedom Fighters
Earth 11: World of reversed genders
Earth 12: Batman Beyond Universe
Earth 13: World of dark and arcane heroes
Earth 14: ???
Earth 15: World of heroes realized
Earth 16: Home of the Super-Sons
Earth 17: Post-WWIII, apocalyptic universe
Earth 18: Justice Riders
Earth 19: Gotham By Gaslight
Earth 20: ???
Earth 21: New Frontier
Earth 22: Kingdom Come
Earth 23: ???
Earth 24: ???
Earth 25: ???
Earth 26: Captain Carrot
Earth 27: ???
Earth 28: ???
Earth 29: ???
Earth 30: Red Son
Earth 31: ???
Earth 32: Batman: In Darkest Knight
Earth 33: ???
Earth 34: Amazonia
Earth 35: ???
Earth 36: ???
Earth 37: Thrillkiller
Earth 38: ???
Earth 39: ???
Earth 40: Liberty Files
Earth 41: ???
Earth 42: ???
Earth 43: Red Rain
Earth 44: ???
Earth 45: ???
Earth 46: ???
Earth 47: ???
Earth 48: Forerunner's world
Earth 49: ???
Earth 50: Wildstorm
Earth 51: ???

 

I hadn't been keeping exact track, but this list helps. Thanks.

 

It was just this type of nonsense that made DC comics nearly unreadable in the late 70s and early 80s. That was the whole point of the Crisis.

I can not fathom why they would want to go back.

And what does the new multiverse do to the concept of "hypertime"?
Never mind -I don't care.

 

They effectively ignored Hypertime.

Honestly, the multiverse thing is not as bad as people make it out to be. If you restrict the number of crossovers, all it is is just like the concept of Elseworlds, which we've had in a long time while DC kept trying to convince people that there was no multiverse.

 

Also, the new Earth 2 isn't the Pre-Crisis Earth 2... I'm not sure where I read it but I think they said the new one is basically what would've happened if it survived CoIE instead of Earth 1.

 

Has Batman Beyond appeared in the DC Comics?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse_(DC_Comics)#The_52

I think this is pretty much right on.

 

Kinda; a Batman Beyond appears in the Superman/Batman arc "Vengeance" but future Bruce calls him "Tim" instead of "Terry" for some reason.

 

I'm guessing that was just a typo.

 

You don't know that. According to Teen Titans, Tim Drake becomes Batman i nthe future. This may just be a combination of the batman beyond costume and Tim taking the mantle.

 

QFT.

 

It was said to be a typo at the time, and said that they'd fix it in the trade, but it wasn't fixed.

 

It could also be Batman thinking its Tim, he sees a guy in a batman themed suit from the future knows it can't be dick so assumes its Tim

 

No, in the story, someone is talking to Batman Beyond through the headset just like in the cartoon, so it's assumed it's like old man Bruce talking to Terry. Old Bruce refers to Batman Beyond as Tim instead of Terry.

 

That's the one from NEW FRONTIER.

 

On the package for the Batman Beyond style figure from that series, it says that he is Tim Drake as well. For what it's worth.

 

Isnt Earth 1 Superboy Prime's earth?

 

No. That would be Earth Prime. It was more or less supposed to be like the real world. There aren't any super heroes, and superman is a comic book character. Superboy Prime got his powers right before his world got destroyed during Crisis. So far, there is not a new earth prime in the multiverse.

 

Closest thing to that could be SUPERMAN: SECRET IDENTITY, but I don't think they're including it in the Multiverse.

 

That's because it was an imaginary universe created by The Joker and Mr. Mxyzptlk in that arc. The Earth-12 version hasn't been explored yet. The only thing that has been confirmed is that the Green Lantern from Earth-12 will be in Countdown: Arena.

Any chance you might have a source on that?