History
The dimension where Dormammu and Umar were both banished to by the Faltine; ruled by Dormammu, who seeks to seize other dimensions to add to his realm.
Alternate Universes
Earth-96173
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Unnamed dimension of Morgan le Fay
In Earth-96173, the witch Morgan le Fay was exiled to an unnamed dimension five centuries ago, and she inhabits this weird-looking set along with her sponsor the Nameless One. Only in the twentieth century the barrier between their dimension and Earth was weakened, and the Nameless One sent le Fay to Earth in a three-day quest to murder Sorcerer Supreme Thomas Lindmer and his successor Stephen Strange. Apparently unable to leave the dimension, the Nameless One nonetheless tracked le Fay's progress and chastened her when she failed to succeed. Eventually, le Fay captured Lindmer and imprisoned him in the dimension. Feeling attraction toward Strange, she took him to the dimension and tried to seduce him, but he refused her advances and defeated her. Le Fay was abandoned in the dimension, and even the Nameless One deserted her. However, soon afterward, le Fay was seen again on Earth.
Venus Dee Milo's Dark Dimension
The X-Statix member Venus Dee Milo had her own Dark Dimension, linked to her powers, where she had teleported (mistakenly thought killed) them. This place looked quite like a peaceful Heaven, and was seemingly inhabited only by Dee's family.[2]Residents
Notes
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The Hulk fights in the Dark Dimension under the sway of Umar.
See Also
- 179 appearance(s) of Dark Dimension
- 4 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Dark Dimension
- 17 minor appearance(s) of Dark Dimension
- 71 mention(s) of Dark Dimension
- 12 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Dark Dimension
- 23 image(s) of Dark Dimension
Links and References
References
- ↑ Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #6/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #7
- ↑ X-Statix #8