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Multiverse
The Multiverse is the collection of alternate universes that share a universal hierarchy; it is a subsection of the larger Omniverse, the collection of all alternate universes. A large variety of these universes were originated from another due to a major decision on the part of a character. Some can seem to be taking place in the past or future due to differences in how time passes in each universe. Often, new universes are born due to time traveling, another name for these new universes is an "alternate timeline".
Earth-616 is the established main universe where the majority of Marvel books take place.
In each universe, a Captain Britain protects the British Isles. Altogether, the Captains make up the Captain Britain Corps.
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Dimension vs. Universe
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Dimensions and Universes are not the same thing. Many dimensions can exist in one universe. For instance, Mephisto and Dormammu both come from different dimensions, but belong to the same universe (Earth-616).
Universe ListingEdit
A list of alternate universes with known numerical designations resides below. Many other alternates have been visited or explored, but are yet to be designated.
Official UniversesEdit
These universe numbers have actually been printed in an official Marvel publication. For other, unprinted universes, see "Unofficial Universes" below.
| Name | First Appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Earth-9 | ’’Marvel Super-Heroes’’ #380 (1981) | Earth-9 is home to Saturnyne. |
| Earth-12 | ’’Exiles’’ #1 (2001) | Mimic of the Exiles was born here. |
| Earth-15 | ’’Exiles’’ #83 (2006) | Spider's (from Weapon X) birthplace. |
| Earth-26 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #2 (2009) | Reed Richards created a device to strip all superhumans of their powers, negating the need for the Superhuman Registration Act. |
| Earth-27 | Exiles #1 (2001) | Magnus' birthplace, (son of Rogue and Magneto). Magnus' was not returned to Earth-27 until Exiles #83. |
| Earth-33 | Fantastic Four: Unstable Molecules #1 (2001) | A 1950's, powerless version of the Fantastic Four, including Susan Sturm, reside here. |
| Earth-36 | Startling Stories: Thing - Night Falls on Yancy Street #1 (2003) | Hazel Donovan's birthplace. |
| Earth-45 | Fantastic Four #571 (2009) | Council of alternate reality Reed Richardses defeated Doctor Doom, destroyed his intelligence, and imprisoned him in the Hole. |
| Earth-65 | Excalibur #44 (1991) | Brother Brit-Man's birthplace. |
| Earth-98 Earth 1961 | Fantastic Four Annual #1998 | The same history as Earth-616 except until Gwen Stacy died in 1973, where this universe's characters began to age in real-time. |
| Earth-110 | Fantastic Four: Big Town #1 (2001) | Reed Richards developed technology for the entire globe. |
| Earth-111 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 (2001) | The Challengers of Doom birthplace. |
| Earth-127 | Exiles #83 | This reality's versions of Magneto, Wolverine, Scarlet Warlock Quicksilver, and Mesmero accidentally combined to form Brother Mutant. |
| Earth-148 Ee'rath | Excalibur #1 (1988) | This Universe adopted Kylun. |
| Earth-155 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #2 (2009) | Reed Richards and Hank Pym initiated the Superhuman Registration Act with Tony Stark. Hank died of an aneurysm two days after the law was enacted, and Reed convinced everyone of the Act's necessity. |
| Earth-161 | X-Men Forever Vol 2 #1 | X-Men Forever |
| Earth-172 | Exiles #83 | Wolverine's home world (from Weapon X). |
| Earth-181 | Exiles #62 (mentioned) Exiles #83 (seen) | Daredevil is a hitman. |
| Earth-231 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #3 | Richards killed the Illuminati |
| Earth-235 | Uncanny X-Force #23 | A world of vampire eternals.
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| Earth-238 Crooked World | Marvel Super-Heroes (UK) #377 (1981) | Crooked World is home to Captain UK, the Fury, Mad Jim Jaspers; it was eliminated by Mandragon while trying to destroy the threat of Mad Jim Jaspers and the Fury. Home to various counterparts of British comic book characters of the 1950s and 1960s. |
| Earth-242 | Ultimate Comics Armor Wars #4 | Earth On Fire |
| Earth-253 | X-Man #71 (2001) | The People's Protectorate, whose members included Professor X and Thor, resided here. It was oblitterated by Qabiri against Nate Grey's wishes in X-Man #72. |
| Earth-267 | Avengers #267 | Kang killed the Avengers |
| Earth-295 Age of Apocalypse | X-Men Alpha (1995) | Professor X was accidentally killed by the time-traveling mutant Legion, causing his dream of human and mutant harmony to never come into existance. Magneto leads the X-Men against Apocalypse. Blink, Sabretooth, X-Man, Dark Beast, Holocaust, and Sugar Man all hail from this reality. It was thought to be destroyed, (in X-Men Omega), but turned out to still be in existence in Age of Apocalypse #1. |
| Earth-305 | Mighty World of Marvel #13 (1984) | Captain Angleterre's home world. |
| Earth-311 1602 | Marvel 1602 #6 | A reality where a modern-day Captain America was sent back in time to 1587 A.D. thus altering the timeline. Caused the heroic age to occur in the year 1602. The damage was fixed by Thor and Enrique, causing Rojhaz (Captain America) to be returned to the future along with Nicolas Fury. Preserved by Uatu the Watcher and his superior, this world was previously designated Earth-616. |
| Earth-312 | Exiles #35 (2003) | In a slower moving timeline, Ben Grimm went into a berserker rage due to his transformation into the Thing. |
| Earth-313 | Knights of Pendragon Vol 2 #9 (1993) | The Lemurians' home world. It was nearly destroyed by a nuclear device in order to save the Araknoids. Gawain, Albion, and Breeze James came to help repair it. |
| Earth-355 | Avengers #355 (1992) | The Gatherers' Coal Tiger's home world. |
| Earth-371 | Exiles #23 (mentioned) Exiles #83 (seen) | Gambit's home world (from Weapon X). |
| Earth-374 | Avengers #344 (1992) | Proctor, Sersi, and Ute's home world. |
| Earth-398 | Avengers Vol 3 #2 (1998) | Constructed out of a reality warp by Morgan le Fay. She was Queen of a medieval world with the Queen's Vengeance as her staff. |
| Earth-412 | Wisdom #5 | Common Magic Carpet Rides |
| Earth-460 | Marvel 1602 #8 | Purple Man became President, and sent Captain America back to 1602 A.D. of Earth-616. This caused 1602 A.D. of Earth-616 to become Earth-311. |
| Earth-483 | Marvel Zombies 5 #1 (2010) | Set in the 19th century after the days of the heroes of the Wild West had ended. |
| Earth-520 | Exiles #85 | Wolverine was recently given his adamantium skeleton by the Weapon X program. |
| Earth-522 | Daredevils #6 (1983) | Home to Captain England. |
| Earth-523 | Daredevils #6 (1983) | Home to Captain Albion. This world is a newer version of Elizabethan England whose empire successfully includes America and most of Asia in a veritable utopia. |
| Earth-541 | Untold Tales of the New Universe #1 | Starbrand Global Monarch |
| Earth-552 | Exiles #87 | Galactus brings life to dead planets instead of sucking the life out of life ones. |
| Earth-555 | Newuniversal #1 | Newuniversal. |
| Earth-582 | Iron Man Graphic Novel: Crash #1 | Home from Iron Man: Crash grafic novel |
| Earth-594 | Wanted #1 | parallel reality about six dimensions sideways from the reality in Wanted; raided by the natives of the Wanted reality, during which time Doll-Master acquired Hepatitis B |
| Earth-597 | Excalibur #9 (1989) | The Nazis won World War II. Home to Hauptmann Englande and the Lightning Force. |
| Earth-615.9 | What If? Iron Man: Demon in an Armor #1 | Venom Symbiote possessed Deadpool |
| Earth-616 Mainstream Continuity | Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1 (1939) | Main universe of Marvel comics. Other universes are usually compared to this one. |
| Earth-617 | Doc Samson #4 | Nightmare's Dream Dimension |
| Earth-653 | Exiles #83 | Home to Mesmero from Weapon X. |
| Earth-665 | Not Brand Echh #1 (1967) | Home to Forbush Man. |
| Earth-666 (aka Earth-98091) | Supernaturals #1 (1998) | Home to a team composed of supernatural versions of Brother Voodoo and Black Cat as well as others. |
| Earth-689 | Avengers Annual #2 (1968) | Scarlet Centurion convinced this reality's Avengers to entrap the super heroes. They were defeated by Earth-616's Avengers. |
| Earth-691 War of the Worlds | Marvel Super-Heroes
| Home world to Guardians of the Galaxy, Killraven (Alternate future version), and Woden, who is the son of Thor. |
| Earth-692 | Amalgaverse | |
| Earth-700 | Marvel: The Lost Generation #8 (2000) | 2200 A.D., home to Cassandra Locke |
| Earth-712 Earth-S | Avengers #85 (1971) | Home to the Squadron Supreme. |
| Earth-714 | Exiles #23 | Home to Angel from Weapon X. |
| Earth-715 | Savage Tales #1 (1971) | Femizonia reality. Home to Thundra before merging with Machus. |
| Earth-717 | What If: Captain America | Captain America was alive during the Civil War; Originally thought to apply to all of the 2005 “What If” stories but has been designated to only one. |
| Earth-721 Earth-A | Fantastic Four #118 (1972). | Only two members (Ben Grimm and Reed Richards) of the Fantastic Four were on board the spaceship when they were exposed to the cosmic rays. Richards became the Thing and Grimm became Mr. Fantastic. |
| Earth-723 | Untold Tales of the New Universe #1 | A Starbrand unified the planet with music. |
| Earth-725 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | A.I. Captain America |
| Earth-741 | Mighty World of Marvel #13 (1984) | Home to Captain Empire. |
| Earth-744 | Daredevils #7 (1983) | Home to Captain Airstrip-One. Very similar to the novel 1984 by George Orwell. |
| Earth-763 | Exiles Vol 2 #1 | Beast's homeworld |
| Earth-772 | What If? #1 (1977) | Home to the Fantastic Five, who included the original Fantastic Four and Spider-Man. |
| Earth-774 | What If? #2 (1977) | Alternate reality where the Hulk kept Bruce Banner's mental capacity. |
| Earth-776 | What If? #3 | The Avengers Disbanded |
| Earth-788 | What If? #10 | Jane Foster: Thordis |
| Earth-794 | Excalibur #56 (1985) | Home to Kaptain Briton and Opul Lun Sat-yr-nin. Captain UK was sent here by Roma to cause the downfall of Sat-yr9. |
| Earth-797 | Exiles #99 (2007) | Home to Raphael-Raven Darkholme. Visited, briefly, by the Exiles. |
| Earth-804 | What If? #20 | No Rick Jones |
| Earth-808 | What If? #22 (1980) | Doctor Doom saved his mother's soul from the evil Mephisto. |
| Earth-811 Days of Future Past | X-Men #141 (1981) | Mutants live in concentration camps and robot Sentinels reign over the United States. Deviates when the X-Men fail to stop Senator Kelly being murdered by the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. |
| Earth-821 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Ghost Rider: Flameless Bike |
| Earth-829 | Hercules #1 (1982) | Hercules in the 24th Century. |
| Earth-839 | Captain Britain Vol 2 #14 (1991) | Captain UK was reassigned here after overcoming Sat-Yr-9. |
| Earth-846 | Mighty World of Marvel #13 (1984) | Kaiser Wilhelm II won World War I. Home to Kommandant Englander. |
| Earth-873 | Exiles #40 (mentioned) Exiles #83 (2006) (seen) | Home to the Hulk (Bruce Banner) from Weapon X. |
| Earth-886 | Untold Tales of the New Universe #1 | A female Starbrand protects the world from evil forces. |
| Earth-889 | Astonishing X-Men: Ghost Boxes #1 | Pre-digital X-Men |
| Earth-892 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #1 (2001) | Doctor Doom used a defective Cosmic Cube to temporarily combine this reality with Earth-616 in a plan to rule the world. |
| Earth-900 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Utopia |
| Earth-902 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Home to the X-Punks. |
| Earth-905 | What If? Vol 2 #13 | Professor X: Juggernaut |
| Earth-906 | What If? Vol 2 #14 | Mar-Vell did not Die |
| Earth-907 | What If? Vol 2 #15 (1990) | Reed Richards was put to death during the trial of Galactus; the residual members of the Fantastic Four ruined the Shi'ar Throneworld and killed themselves to stop the interplanetary coalition from obliterating Earth. |
| Earth-909 | Avengers: West Coast #62 | Scarlet Witch burned at stake |
| Earth-912 | What If? Vol 2 #22 (1991) | Home to the Fantastic Five, which incorporated the mainstream Fantastic Four and the Silver Surfer. |
| Earth-917 | What If? Vol 2 #27 (1991) | Home to the Fantastic Five which integrated the mainstream Fantastic Four and Namor. Sue married Namor as an alternative to Reed. |
| Earth-919 | Secret Avengers #22 | Jericho Drumm has bonded an Infinity Gem to and Eye of Agamotto. |
| Earth-920 | Daredevils #7 (1983) | Home to Captain Commonwealth. |
| Earth-921 | Avengers #343 (1992) | Home to the Gatherers' Swordsman. |
| Earth-924 | Excalibur #49 (1992) | Home to Calibur, an alternate adaptation of Excalibur. |
| Earth-928 also known as 2099 Universe | Spider-Man 2099 #1 | 2099 A.D., home to Spider-Man 2099, X-Men 2099, Hulk 2099 and others. |
| Earth-929 | What If? Vol 2 #41 (1992) | Reed Richards’ rocket crashed, killing everyone on board. Galactus battled the Avengers and Uatu sacrificed himself to Galactus to avert earth's obliteration. |
| Earth-932 | Avengers #359 (1993) | Home to Anti-Vision of the Gatherers. |
| Earth-934 | What If? Vol 2 #48 | Daredevil saved Nuke |
| Earth-938 | What If? Vol 2 #52 (1993) | Dr. Doom became Sorcerer Supreme. He later used the Fantastic Four to gain the Merlin Stones to defeat Dormammu. |
| Earth-939 | What If? Vol 2 #53 | Iron Man 2020 stuck in the Past |
| Earth-943 | Avengers #372 (1994) | Home to the Gatherers' Jocasta. |
| Earth-944 | Fantastic Four #387 (1994) | Home to Dark Raider. Earth consumed by Galactus. Reed Richards endured and held himself responsible. |
| Earth-947 | What If? Vol 2 #63 | Living Lazer Suicide |
| Earth-952 | What If? Vol 2 #70 | Silver Surfer didn’t deceive Galactus, who then devoured Earth. The Fantastic Four survived and become his heralds. |
| Earth-956 | What If? Vol 2 #74 | Mr. Sinister's X-Men |
| Earth-957 | What If? Vol 2 #75 | Blink endured her altercation with Harvest and achieved the power of the In-Betweener, becoming his trainee after her efforts to generate an ideal Earth ended in tragedy. |
| Earth-958 | What If? Vol 2 #76 | Plain Peter Parker |
| Earth-967 | Fantastic Four #414 | Home to Hyperstorm, son of Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers; a deviation of Earth-811 (Days of Future Past). |
| Earth-969 | What If? Vol 2 #89 | Doctor Doom schemed to stop an uncontrollable Fantastic Four from forming. |
| Earth-973 | What If? Vol 2 #95 | Mephisto's Ghost Rider |
| Earth-976 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #3 | SRA & Initiative Successful |
| Earth-979 | What If? Vol 2 #100 | Secrets Revealed |
| Earth-982 MC2 | What If? Vol 2 #105 | Home to Spider-Girl, J2, A-Next, Wild Thing, the Fantastic Five, and others. |
| Earth-985 | What If? Vol 2 #108 | The Carnage symbiote was able to link with the Silver Surfer long enough to manifest cosmic powers and ultimately battle the Avengers. |
| Earth-987 | What If? Vol 2 #110 | Colossus not an X-Man |
| Earth-989 | What If? Vol 2 #109 | Ben Grimm stayed in Liddleville. |
| Earth-991 | New Exiles #18 | Vikings settled America |
| Earth-998 | X-Man #63 (2000) (seen) X-Man #68 (2000) (named) | America is lorded over by the Red Queen (Jean Grey) from a hovering metropolis. |
| Earth-999 | Nextwave #9 | Home to the Special Legion of Machine Avengers Executive. |
| Earth-1000 | Domination Factor Fantastic Four #3.5 | Home to Knorda and Praxis. |
| Earth-1002 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Universe Rex |
| Earth-1003 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Professor's Secret Service |
| Earth-1004 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Last Man Standing |
| Earth-1005 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | The Offspring |
| Earth-1006 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Bringing up Baby |
| Earth-1007 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Big X-Change |
| Earth-1008 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | By the Maker |
| Earth-1009 | Exiles #99 | Home to Rogue (Anna Raven) and the Royal Avengers. Briefly visited by the Exiles. |
| Earth-1010 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Project Cerebro-X |
| Earth-1011 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | X-Sentinels |
| Earth-1012 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Back to School |
| Earth-1013 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Freedom Force |
| Earth-1014 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | The Magnificent Seven |
| Earth-1015 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | X is Enough |
| Earth-1016 | Exiles #14 | Doom Vs Namor |
| Earth-1017 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Most Wanted |
| Earth-1018 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Mutants, Mutants Everywhere! |
| Earth-1019 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Apocalypse Redux |
| Earth-1020 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Duty Calls |
| Earth-1021 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Interplanetary X-Men |
| Earth-1022 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Remnants |
| Earth-1023 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Happy Trails |
| Earth-1024 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | War in the Savage Land |
| Earth-1025 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Rogue, P.I. |
| Earth-1026 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Exiles: Static Problematic |
| Earth-1027 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Goddess of Thunder |
| Earth-1028 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Assassins in Love? |
| Earth-1029 | Exiles #12 | Home to Hulk (Jennifer Walters) of Weapon X. |
| Earth-1030 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | N.Y.X.F. |
| Earth-1031 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Reborn |
| Earth-1032 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Live From Pakistan |
| Earth-1033 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | War to Come |
| Earth-1034 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | X-Men X |
| Earth-1035 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | The Last Family |
| Earth-1036 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Deadpool: I'm Available |
| Earth-1037 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | First Soldiers |
| Earth-1038 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Retro Men |
| Earth-1039 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Technarchy |
| Earth-1040 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Father of Man |
| Earth-1041 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Project Epsilon |
| Earth-1042 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Doop Forever |
| Earth-1043 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | Rogue fused with Mystique |
| Earth-1044 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | X-Men rEvolution |
| Earth-1045 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Daredevil becomes Female |
| Earth-1078 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Black Widow: 123 Children |
| Earth-1081 | Exiles #80 | Home to Morph (Reality Jumper) |
| Earth-1089 | What If? Vol 2 #4 | The Venom symbiote effectively overcame Spider-Man. |
| Earth-1090 | Untold Tales of the New Universe #1 | Humanity has a group mind. |
| Earth-1100 | Exiles #1 | Home to T-Bird (Reality Jumper) |
| Earth-1108 | Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth #7 (2010) | A reality where Earth is set in a futuristic-like era of the Wild West. |
| Earth-1112 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 (2001) | Malice slaughters the Fantastic Four. |
| Earth-1115 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 (2001) | Susan Storm is Queen of Atlantis. |
| Earth-1116 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 (2001) | Atlanterra. |
| Earth-1119 | Exiles Vol 2 #1 | Home to Panther |
| Earth-1120 | Captain Marvel Vol 5 #3 | Thanos destroyed Milky Way |
| Earth-1121 | Paradise X Heralds #1 | Humanity uses nuclear weapons against the Squadron Supreme because of the Utopia Program; only Hyperion lives on. An alternate version of Earth-712. |
| Earth-1122 | Paradise X Heralds #1 | Home to Spider-Girl/May Parker, the descendant of Ben Reilly. |
| Earth-1123 | Paradise X Heralds #1 | President Richards: Brute |
| Earth-1124 | Paradise X Heralds #1 | Satyrnin Rules |
| Earth-1136 | Funny Pages #6 (1936) (golden age) |Protectors #1 (1992) (modern age) | Home to Zardi the Eternal Man, Amazing Man, and Skyrocket Steele. |
| Earth-1137 | New Exiles #18 (April, 2009) | Insect Earthlings |
| Earth-1145 | Black Panther Vol 3 #35 | "Happy Pants" Black Panther |
| Earth-1157 | Fantastic Four #47 | Military Ben Grimm |
| Earth-1189 | Excalibur #15 (1989) | Earth is devastated by nuclear war. Home to Captain Britain (Meggan). |
| Earth-1191 | Uncanny X-Men #282 | Home to Bishop, Trevor Fitzroy and Shard as well as the XSE and the XUE; alternative future set in 2080 A.D. This universe had it's own "Days of Future Past" in the past, then had it’s own version of the Summers’ Rebellion. |
| Earth-1193 | Excalibur #12 (1989) | Home to Captain Marshall. |
| Earth-1211 | Nightside #1 | Home to Sydney Taine |
| Earth-1218 | New Exiles #3 (2008) | Earth Designation of our own reality. |
| Earth-1228 | What If? #11 (1978) | Marvel Bullpen empowered by Cosmic Rays from mysterious box (sent from the S People) and develop into the Fantastic Four. |
| Earth-1237 | What If? Planet Hulk #1 | The Hulk's shuttle lands on Sakaar and regresses to Bruce Banner thinking that this was a peaceful planet. Bruce Banner is later killed. |
| Earth-1241 | Comedy Comics #9 (1942) | Home to Captain Dash and Manmon. Occurs in the 31st century with superior technology but very little space exploration. |
| Earth-1282 | Excalibur #24 (1990) | Home to Captain Cymru. Designation of this Earth came from the date of the overpowering of the last Welsh King by the English. |
| Earth-1287 | Strikeforce: Morituri #1 (1986) | Home to Strikeforce: Morituri. (In Exiles #83, Earth-1287 is also designated as the home of Weapon X's version of Maverick). |
| Earth-1289 | Excalibur #15 (1989) | Home to Lockheed and Kymri, who resembles Nightcrawler. Nightcrawler marries Kymri in Chris Claremont's X-Men: The End, and the two split the duties of Captain Britain. |
| Earth-1292 | What If? #20 | Ghost Rider Wrecked |
| Earth-1294 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | Kavita Rao couldn't help Beast |
| Earth-1298 Mutant X | Mutant X #1 (1998) | Earth-616 Havok was sent here. Home to the Six. |
| Earth-1310 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Doggie Dog World |
| Earth-1347 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Dead Man Walking |
| Earth-1462 | Fantastic Four Annual #2001 | Galactus consumed Earth |
| Earth-1508 | Excalibur #24 (1990) | Home to Chevalier Bretagne. |
| Earth-1519 | Marvel Zombies 3 #4 | World-Wide Aztec Empire |
| Earth-1556 | Captain Marvel Vol 5 #16 | Richards banished Fredd |
| Earth-1610 Ultimate Marvel | Ultimate Spider-Man #1 (2000) | Re-creation of the Marvel Universe for modern times. Began with Ultimate Spider-Man and Ultimate X-Men. Eventually generated more than two more books including one based on the Avengers (Ultimates) and one based on the Fantastic Four. |
| Earth-1629 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 (2003) | Home to Dr. Henry P. Stanton that was chosen by Merlyn to serve as the doctor at the Core Continuum. |
| Earth-1720 | Exiles #90 | Sue Storm is Madame Hydra |
| Earth-1735 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #2 (2009) | The Superhuman Registration Act and Initiative program was aggressively and successfully implemented by Reed Richards; Iron Man was uninvolved due to alcoholism, and Captain America recovered from suspended animation after the program was already in place. |
| Earth-1745 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 | The Sun destroyed Earth |
| Earth-1812 | Captain Britain Vol 2 #13 (2003) | Home to Dr. Henry P. Stanton that was chosen by Merlyn to serve as the doctor at the Core Continuum. (Napeoleon conquered Britain) |
| Earth-1815 Earth-Operation: Zero Tolerance | Exiles #1 | Where Charles Xavier is a mass murderer and Magneto is a savior; Operation: Zero Tolerance is a absolute victory and all the world's super-powers are locked away. |
| Earth-1880 | Exiles #85 | Home to a younger version of James Howlett who just learned about his mutant abilities. |
| Earth-1917 | Exiles #23 | Home to Colossus from Weapon X. |
| Earth-1946 | Cable & Deadpool #46 | Deadpool: Adamantium and Claws |
| Earth-1952 | Fantastic Four Annual #25 | Apocryphus |
| Earth-1987 | Exiles #69 | Alternate version of the Fantastic Four. Includes Human Torch, Invisible Girl, Mr. Fantastic, and She-Hulk. Was visited by the Exiles. |
| Earth-1991 Geshem | Wolverine: Rahne of Terra #1 (1991) | A medieval-fantasy world ruled by Wolfsbane (Queen Rain) and her Prince Consort, Douglas (Doug Cypher). Most X-Men characters have equivalents here, and all are members of Rain's court, while the villains oppose her rule. |
| Earth-2000 | X-Men: Mutant Academy | Earth-assignation of the X-Men: Mutant Academy video game. |
| Earth-2002 | X-Men: Next Dimension | Earth-assignation of the X-Men: Next Dimension video game. |
| Earth-2010 | Paradise X Heralds #2 | All Humans are Vampires |
| Earth-2012 | Fantastic Four #571 | |
| Earth-2020 | Exiles #13 | Home to Iron Man (Earth-2020) from Weapon X. |
| Earth-2021 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Death of Fearsome Four |
| Earth-2022 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Once & Future Sub-Mariner |
| Earth-2023 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | New Warriors: The Godsend |
| Earth-2030 | Exiles #18 | Where Callisto is Sorceress Supreme. |
| Earth-2042 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 | Counter-Earth & Earth collide |
| Earth-2055 | X-Force: Shatterstar #2 | Spiral Rules |
| Earth-2081 | Incredible Hulk: The End #1 | Incredible Hulk: The End |
| Earth-2090 | What If? #20 | Daredevil: radar detector |
| Earth-2098 | X-Man #68 | Alternate Earth-998 |
| Earth-2109 | Home to Sunfire (Mariko Yashida)]] | |
| Earth-2107 | Ultimate X-Men #75 | Future Ultimate Universe |
| Earth-2108 | What If? Civil War #1 | Tony Stark dies from the Extremis virus. Captain America leads all of Earth's heroes against the Superhero Registration Act, which in turn led to his rebellion being brutally suppressed. |
| Earth-2120 | Killraven Vol 2 #1 | Alternative Killraven. |
| Earth-2122 | Excalibur #21 | Home to Crusader X; the UK still runs America. |
| Earth-2149 Marvel Zombies | Ultimate Fantastic Four #21 | Zombie world; an infected Sentry (Robert Reynolds) unintentionally spread a virus that zombified most costumed heroes while killing the remaining few. |
| Earth-2170 | New Asgard | |
| Earth-2182 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | Home to Talia Wagner of the Exiles. |
| Earth-2189 | Namora (Earth-2189) (2006) | Home to Namora from the Exiles. |
| Earth-2192 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 | Red Skull-ruled reality |
| Earth-2301 Marvel Mangaverse | Marvel Mangaverse: New Dawn #1 (2002) | Recreation of the Marvel Universe in manga style. |
| Earth-2318 | Exiles #8 | Where the Savage Land spans two continents. |
| Earth-2419 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | Beast had cyborg left arm |
| Earth-2530 | Alpha Flight Vol 3 #10 | Canada Nuked |
| Earth-2532 | X-Men: Die by the Sword #3 | X-Doctors |
| Earth-2600 | Exiles #59 (2002) | Exiles and Weapon X sent to slay David Richards; Sabretooth of the Age of Apocalypse turned against Weapon X and stayed in this reality to raise David. After twenty years raising David and the other kids, their powers surfaced and David orchestrated the systematic destruction of Sentinel factories around the world. Blink arrived on the night before the attack on the Sentinels, and David synchronized the assault by connecting the minds of the mutants. David then forced Blink to transport him into the Strategic Sentinel Command and kill the designers by fusing them with solid matter. These actions forced Sabretooth to track down and murder David. |
| Earth-2713 | What If? Planet Hulk #1 (2008) | Hulk is banished by the Illumaniti and lands on his intended peaceful planet, where he cause the planet's evolution to take a turn and becoming a legend by the local evolved natives. |
| Earth-2772 | Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme | Doctor Strange Animated |
| Earth-2775 | Cable #78 | Ranshi Empire |
| Earth-2803 Ethera | Clandestine Vol 2 #2 | Earth-Ethera |
| Earth-2814 | Forge (Earth-2814) | Forge's Reality |
| Earth-2841 | Wolverine Vol 2 #148 | New Fantastic Four (Ghost Rider, Hulk, Spider-Man, Wolverine) |
| Earth-2912 | What If? House of M #1 | Runaways as Young Avengers |
| Earth-2920 | What If? Vol 2 #34 | Howard the Chicken |
| Earth-2937 | X-Men Unlimited #37 | Hutch's sacrifice |
| Earth-2942 | Exiles #36 | Brood World |
| Earth-2991 | Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses #1 | Franklin Richards' Simian world |
| Earth-2992 Marvel Knights 2099 Universe | Punisher 2099 #1 (2004) | (Alternate 2099 A.D.) Features characters unique to the original 2099 universe. |
| Earth-3010 | Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth #7 (2010) | Home to Lady Deadpool, where the United States is in a rebellion against a repressive government. |
| Earth-3031 | Exiles #83 (2006) | Home to Kane from Weapon X. |
| Earth-3062 | Exiles #40 | Home to Firestar (Reality Jumper) |
| Earth-3071 | Wolverine Snikt #1 | Wolverine: Snikt |
| Earth-3100 | X-Force #100 | X-Force die against Apocalypse |
| Earth-3112 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | Beast & Bishop Gunfight |
| Earth-3123 | What If? #23 (1980) | Aunt May is bitten by a radioactive spider. |
| Earth-3131 | Marville #1 | Marville |
| Earth-3459 | Thor Vol 2 #59 | Mjolnir found on a train |
| Earth-3470 | Exiles #84 (2006) | Home to Heather Hudson, of the the Exiles. |
| Earth-3488 | Ultimate Avengers (animated film) | Ultimate Avengers (2006) animated movie |
| Earth-3490 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #2 | Home to Iron Woman (Natasha Stark) |
| Earth-3492 | What If? Vol 2 #34 | Howard the Pigeon |
| Earth-3514 | Alpha Flight Vol 3 #11 | Canadian Militia for a Super-Hero-Free Country |
| Earth-3515 | Thor Vol 2 #34 (2001) (mentioned) Thor Vol 2 #35 (2001) (seen) | "Thor: The Reigning" |
| Earth-3752 Monster Planet | Exiles #66 (2005) | Home to Doctor Curt Connors' "Science Squad." |
| Earth-3814 | Amazing Mystery Funnies #3 | Alternate 24th Century future |
| Earth-3913 | Excalibur #44 | Captain Britain murdered Dai Thomas. |
| Earth-3919 | Incredible Hulk: Lost in Time | |
| Earth-3926 | Amazing Mystery Funnies #12 | Space Patrol Alternate Future |
| Earth-3931 | Exiles #31 | Where the Avengers were vampires. |
| Earth-3933 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2001 | The Bladeless Sword |
| Earth-3944 | Amazing Mystery Funnies Vol 2 #4 | Dan Hastings' Alternate Future |
| Earth-3971 | What If? Vol 2 #83 | Daredevil: Dr. Strange Disciple |
| Earth-3982 | Amazing Mystery Funnies #2 | 2038 A.D. |
| Earth-4011 | Wolverine: The End #1 | Wolverine: The End |
| Earth-4023 | Exiles #38 (2004) (mentioned) Exiles #63 (2005) (seen) | Hyperion made himself king of the world, while everyone else was killed during the nuclear attack in opposition to him. |
| Earth-4032 | Wham Comics #1 | 2000 A.D. |
| Earth-4040 | Daring Mystery Comics #3 (1940) | Home to Breeze Barton; Earth is wrecked following World War II so the leftovers of civilization are endangered by barbarians. |
| Earth-4080 | What If? #23 | Hulk: Barbarian |
| Earth-4096 | Mystic Comics #2 (1940) | Home to Space Rangers, Black Hawk, and Carl Formes. Takes place in 2300 A.D. extensive treks in space are possible. Tourists are susceptible to space pirates. |
| Earth-4100 | Excalibur #24 (1990) | Home to Centurion Britannus; Designation for this Earth is from the year the Romans left Britain. |
| Earth-4162 Earth Aware Reality | Exiles #52 (2004) | Home to where Ego the Living Planet turns Earth into a sentient planet. |
| Earth-4210 | Exiles #22 | Home to Magik from the Exiles. |
| Earth-4263 | Daring Mystery Comics #8 (1942) | Home to Captain Daring. Takes place in 3050 A.D. and worldwide peace is in danger by a re-energized Hitler. |
| Earth-4287 | Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses #1 | F.R.A.N.K.L.I.N. briefly visited |
| Earth-4321 Marvel: The End | Marvel Universe: The End #1 (2003) | The pharaoh Akhenaten became cosmically powered and wiped out most heroes in the Marvel Universe. |
| Earth-4392 | What If? #43 | Wolverine married Mariko |
| Earth-4400 | Exiles #43 (2004) | Exiles fought a Hyperion-led Weapon X. |
| Earth-4489 | Marvel Premiere #41 | Seeker 3000 |
| Earth-4542 | Alpha Flight Vol 3 #12 | Emperor Hudson |
| Earth-4732 | Exiles #38 | Home to Ms. Marvel from Weapon X. |
| Earth-4871 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 | Threatened to be obliterated by the World Ripper of Earth-4872, but was exposed to have been shattered in X-Men/Magneto: Chaos Engine: Book Two. |
| Earth-4872 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 | Caused by Merlyn, the damage to the World Ripper caused the annihilation of the Skrull home world and then threatened "adjacent" realities, forcing Merlyn to demolish this reality. |
| Earth-4873 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 | Threatened to be obliterated by the World Ripper of Earth-4872, but was exposed to have been shattered in X-Men/Magneto: Chaos Engine: Book Two. |
| Earth-4935 Earth Askani | X-Factor #67 | Nathan Summers was sent to the future to save his life. Here he became Cable. |
| Earth-4972 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | The Accurate Assassin |
| Earth-5012 | Marvel Team-Up Vol 3 #2 | Home reality of Iron Maniac, who killed the Black Widow and Wolverine of that reality before he was sent to Earth-616. |
| Earth-5014 | X-Force Vol 2 #4 | Domino/Stryfe |
| Earth-5019 | Alpha Flight Vol 3 #9 | Box robots slaughter heroes |
| Earth-5021 | Exiles #5 | Deadpool's home world (from Weapon X) |
| Earth-5106 | Space Squadron #1 (1951) | Home to Jet Dixon, Dawn Revere, Rusty Blake, and LLA 38; an advanced reality set in the year 2000. |
| Earth-5113 | Defenders Vol 3 #3 | Dormammuverse |
| Earth-5127 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #3 (mentioned) | Roma, of the House of Fallon, is the goddess Dallentré. |
| Earth-5200 | Marvel Knights Fantastic Four #16 | An alternative future lorded over by Doctor Doom. Visited by Earth-616's version of Human Torch. |
| Earth-5202 | FF #3 | Beyonder from this reality was killed by The Council. |
| Earth-5211 | Exiles #85 | Home to Albert and Elsie Dee; recruited to help destroy Brother Mutant. |
| Earth-5311 | Uncanny X-Men #153 | Kitty's Fairy Tale reality; home to Lockheed and Bamfs. |
| Earth-5391 | Spaceman Speed Carter #1 (1953) | Home to Speed Carter, Crash Morgan, Stellar Stone, and General Stone. The local year is 2075 A.D. |
| Earth-5421 | Runaways Vol 2 #1 | Ultron-10A destroyed all Heroes |
| Earth-5423 | Exiles #50 | A world where Calvin Rankin made the choice not to take Professor X's help and training, but became the world's deadliest criminal instead. |
| Earth-5464 | Daring Mystery Comics #4 (1940) | Home to Whirlwind Carter. Humanity has spread to Venus and beyond. Earth is in danger from aliens, but protected by the interplanetary Secret Service. |
| Earth-5521 | Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #3 | Phoenix exterminates Skrulls |
| Earth-5555 | Dragon's Claws #1 (1988) | Local year is 8162 A.D. Home to Dragon’s Claws and the bounty-hunting Death's Head. |
| Earth-5556 | Dr. Who Monthly #60 | Merlyn and Arthur trapped Catavolcus |
| Earth-5560 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Earth is Man-Thing's Swamp |
| Earth-5582 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | S.H.I.E.L.D. cloned Marvel Boy |
| Earth-5631 | Power Pack Vol 3 #1 | Marvel Age Power Pack |
| Earth-5692 | Exiles #8 | Reality where Earth was conquered by Skrulls who left when Galactus and his herald Terrax was sighted heading towards the planet. Former superpowered slaves and Exiles managed to drive Galactus away by using an antimatter bomb on him. |
| Earth-5700 | Weapon X Days of Future Now #1 (2005) | Alternative Days of Future Past. |
| Earth-5701 | Cable & Deadpool #15 | An Age of Apocalypse. |
| Earth-5709 | Sensational She-Hulk #17 | Trashi-verse |
| Earth-5724 | Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD television show | |
| Earth-5764 | Exiles #64 | Home to Goggled Hyperion |
| Earth-5901 | Hulk: Destruction #1 | Hulk: Destruction |
| Earth-5953 | Tales of Suspense #3 | Thing from Planet X |
| Earth-6023 | She-Hulk Vol 2 #3 | Southpaw: All-star Lawyer |
| Earth-6025 | Marvel Team-Up Vol 3 #15 (2006) (mentioned) | Chronok's home reality. |
| Earth-6034 | Fantastic Four & Iron Man: Big in Japan #4 | 12425 A.D. |
| Earth-6077 | Thing Vol 2 #7 | Thing in ancient Greece |
| Earth-6078 | Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #7 | May Parker died, Ben survived |
| Earth-6095 | Ms. Marvel Vol 2 #5 | Consumed by a swarm of alien insects |
| Earth-6109 | Marvel: Ultimate Alliance | Marvel Ultimate Alliance video game universe |
| Earth-6120 | New Excalibur #10 | Camelot slain by Makluans |
| Earth-6121 | Stan Lee Meets the Thing #1 | Stan Lee and the Blob were roommates |
| Earth-6124 | X-Factor Vol 3 #12 | X-Factor restored mutants |
| Earth-6141 | New Excalibur #1 (2006) (mentioned) | Home of Shadow-X, Shadow King possessed Xavier, killed heroes |
| Earth-6175 | Journey into Mystery #75 | Lo-Karr threatened the planet, peace ensued |
| Earth-6195 | Exiles #85 | Divergent Zombieverse |
| Earth-6215 | Marvel Team-Up Vol 3 #15 (2006) | Original home of the League of Losers. |
| Earth-6216 | Amazing Fantasy Vol 2 #16 | ~100 years in the future |
| Earth-6232 | She-Hulk Vol 2 #3 | Home to Zoma |
| Earth-6297 | Journey into Mystery #86 | Home to Artur Zarrko |
| Earth-6311 Other-Earth | Fantastic Four #19 | Home to Kang the Conqueror, temporarily ruled by Nathaniel Richards. |
| Earth-6375 | Exiles #75 | Proteus arrived in era of Marvel 2099 (Earth-928), and his actions caused a divergence into Earth-6375. |
| Earth-6381 | Daredevil Vol 2 #81 | Daredevil Ran Away |
| Earth-6451 | Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #5 | Vanna Smith Confronted |
| Earth-6466 | Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth #7 | A reality where Canada and the United States merged to form The United States of North America. Also home to Major Deadpool. |
| Earth-6513 | Power Pack #1 | Franklin Richards Dr. Doom |
| Earth-6590 | Fantastic Four #570 | The Fantastic Torch |
| Earth-6674 | Imagine Magazine #14 | "00-66-74" Post Urban Collapse |
| Earth-6706 | New Exiles #1 | Home to Remy (Reality Jumper) |
| Earth-6716 | Fantastic Four: A Death in the Family #1 | Fantastic Four: A Death in the Family |
| Earth-6730 | Marvel Knights 4 #30 | Sue delayed the space flight |
| Earth-6799 | Spider-Man (1967) | 1967 Spider-Man Cartoon |
| Earth-6871 | Captain America: The Great Gold Steal #1 | A freelance Red Skull impersonated an individual named "Eagle," and created a small group of criminals in order to steal $13 billion worth of gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. |
| Earth-6943 | Thor #163 | Humanity evolved into mutates |
| Earth-6950 | Marvel Super-Heroes Vol 2 #20 | 22nd century Starhawk (Mark Wilde) |
| Earth-6966 | Silver Surfer #6 | 45th century Overlord of Dakkam |
| Earth-7031 | Ms. Marvel Special: Storyteller #1 | Reality of Carol Danvers' book, "Binary" |
| Earth-7041 | Spider-Man Family #1 | Spider-Man J manga |
| Earth-7044 | Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 | Spider-Ham Zombie Earth Variant |
| Earth-7085 | Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #5 | Marvel Werewolves |
| Earth-7110 | Nextwave #10 | Glimpsed by Monica Rambeau via Forbush Man |
| Earth-7111 | Nextwave #10 | Glimpsed by Machine Man via Forbush Man |
| Earth-7112 | Nextwave #10 | Glimpsed by Captain via Forbush Man |
| Earth-7113 | Nextwave #10 | Glimpsed by Elsa Bloodstone via Forbush Man |
| Earth-7116 | Captain America: The Chosen #1 | Captain America bonded to soldier |
| Earth-7121 | What If? Planet Hulk #1 | The Hulk sacrificed his life in saving his wife Caiera. Blaming the Illuminati and Earth for her husband's death, Caiera leads the Warbound in successfully conquering Earth. |
| Earth-7122 | Spider-Man: Legend of the Spider-Clan #1 | Land of the Spider-Clan |
| Earth-7123 | Uncanny X-Men #462 | Home to Lord Goldstar of the Corps |
| Earth-7124 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #1 | Magneto-ruled reality |
| Earth-7140 | Sensational Spider-Man Vol 3 #40 | Peter and MJ happily ever after |
| Earth-7144 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | Inhumans refuse to help |
| Earth-7153 | X-Factor Vol 3 #13 | Vanora slaughtered Madrox & Layla Miller on their wedding day |
| Earth-7161 | Sensational Spider-Man Vol 3 #41 | Peter Parker: Computer game designer |
| Earth-7187 | Mythos #5 | Fantastic Four: Mythos |
| Earth-7190 | Omega the Unknown Vol 2 #1 | Omega the Unknown |
| Earth-7192 | Ms. Marvel Vol 2 #9 | Warbird ignored a call |
| Earth-7194 | Blade: The Vampire Hunter #1 | Dracula conquered New York |
| Earth-7215 | Thor #195 | Blackworld |
| Earth-7231 | Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 | Spider-Ham stayed out of Civil War |
| Earth-7316 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Blinded by the Light |
| Earth-7328 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | The more things stay the same |
| Earth-7382 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | The Parasite |
| Earth-7409 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Outlaws of S.H.I.E.L.D. |
| Earth-7412 | Fantastic Four #153 | Created from merging the realities Machus and Femizonia. |
| Earth-7475 | Alpha Flight #73 | Superheroes Rule |
| Earth-7481 | Planet of the Apes #1 | Home to Apeslayer |
| Earth-7484 | Astonishing Tales #25 | Home to Deathlok the Demolisher. |
| Earth-7511 | Iron Man #80 | Disjointed America. |
| Earth-7528 | Strange Tales #178 | Home to Universal Church of Truth |
| Earth-7580 | New Excalibur #18 | Conquered by Albion |
| Earth-7592 | Vampire Tales #9 | ~2311 A.D. Interface |
| Earth-7613 | Thor #243 | ~50th century, conquered by Zarrko |
| Earth-7614 | Marvel Preview #4 | Home to Wayfinder, Sword in the Star |
| Earth-7635 | Thor #245 | ~50th century, Zarrko & Thor prevented creation of the Time-Twisters |
| Earth-7642 | Superman vs The Amazing Spider-Man #1 | Crossoververse |
| Earth-7643 | Marvel Premiere #32 | Marvel Premiere Alternate Future |
| Earth-7711 | Rampaging Hulk #1 | Techno-Art movie by Bereet |
| Earth-7712 | What If? #6 | Home to Big Brain, Dragonfly, Mandroid, and Ultra-Woman. They encompass a Fantastic Four with alternative powers. The reality was possibly destroyed by Vangaard. |
| Earth-7736 | What If? #24 | Spider-Man rescued Gwen Stacy |
| Earth-7745 | 2001, A Space Odyssey #7 | Comicsville circa 2040 A.D. |
| Earth-7794 | Exiles #94 | Slaymaster slew Betsy Braddock |
| Earth-7812 | What If? #12 | Rick Jones became the Hulk |
| Earth-7830 | Thor #270 | Blastaar: Negative Zone King |
| Earth-7840 | What If? #8 | Spider bitten by radioactive human |
| Earth-7848 | What if? #8 | Everyone knew Daredevil was blind |
| Earth-7888 Earth-M Earth-Moebius | Silver Surfer hardcover (1978) | Home to Ardina. |
| Earth-7901 | Giant-Size Marvel Adventures: Avengers #1 | Kang and Cap are Agents of Atlas |
| Earth-7910 | What If? #17 | Ghost Rider is a villain. |
| Earth-7918 | What If? #14 | Nick Fury fought World War II in space |
| Earth-7931 | Warheads Black Dawn #1 | Vampires opposed by Shrike |
| Earth-7940 | Marvel Two-In-One #50 | Galactus eats the Earth, but life endures, Thing killed Red Skull |
| Earth-7930 | Spider-Man: Fairy Tales #3 | Izumi Spider-Man |
| Earth-7958 | Marvel Two-In-One #52 | Crossfire brainwashed the Fantastic Four |
| Earth-8009 | Marvel Two-In-One #67 | Thundra’s becomes leader of the Sisterhood; this reality's Femizonia was never occupied by Machus. |
| Earth-8020 | What If? X-Men - Rise and Fall of the Shi'ar Empire #1 | |
| Earth-8038 | X-Men First Class #8 | Phoenix slaughtered all mutants |
| Earth-8041 | Nova Annual Vol 4 #1 | Phalanx conquered Earth |
| Earth-8096 | Wolverine and The X-Men | |
| Earth-8101 | Marvel Apes #1 | Marvel Apes |
| Earth-8107 | Spider-Man & and His Amazing Friends | Home to the comic version of the Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends television series. |
| Earth-8110 | What If? #29 | Scarlet Centurion persuaded the Avengers to detain the world's super-heroes and then retire, although they briefly converted and overpowered him when he attempted to conquer the Earth; deviated from Avengers Annual #2. |
| Earth-8130 | What If? #26 | Ted Sallis retained Man-Thing's mind |
| Earth-8158 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 | Home to Z'Nox. |
| Earth-8180 | What If? #28 | Ghost Rider separated from Johnny Blaze |
| Earth-8181 | What If? #28 | Daredevil: agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. |
| Earth-8206 | Captain America Annual #6 | Adam II conquered Earth |
| Earth-8207 | What If? #33 | Dazzler: herald of Galactus |
| Earth-8208 | Bizarre Adventures #32 | The Celestials' Chosen Ones come back to earth in 2160 A.D. |
| Earth-8212 | What If? #36 | Home to the Reed Richards Rocket Group. |
| Earth-8222 | What If? #31 | The Thing becomes a threat and efforts to stop him deactivate the Fantastic Four’s powers. |
| Earth-8234 | What If? #34 | All Avengers stayed with the team |
| Earth-8280 | Uncanny X-Men #160 | X-Men trapped in limbo |
| Earth-8310 | What If? #41 | Namor saved Atlantis |
| Earth-8311 Larval Earth | Marvel Tails #1 | Home to the spectacular Spider-Ham, Punfisher, X-Bugs. |
| Earth-8312 | What If? #42 | Invisible Woman expired giving birth to Franklin; Mr. Fantastic sought retribution from Annihilus and then committed suicide. |
| Earth-8313 | Savage Sword of Conan #93 | Hyborian era, Three suns |
| Earth-8320 | What If? #37 | Beast continued to mutate |
| Earth-8321 | What If? #37 | The Thing persisted to mutate from Virus X and is ultimately healed. Giant-Man joined the Fantastic Four. |
| Earth-8325 | New Exiles #13 | Planet Bollywood |
| Earth-8327 | What If? #37 | Silver Surfer lost the Power Cosmic |
| Earth-8336 | Bizarre Adventures #34 | Home of the Son of Santa. |
| Earth-8342 | What If? #38 | Aging Captain America fought Red Skull |
| Earth-8351 | What If? Spider-Man Vs. Wolverine #1 | Spider-Man & Wolverine stayed in Europe to protect Charlemagne's sister Alex, joined Nebo in terminating terrorist groups as life's mission. |
| Earth-8386 | Incredible Hulk #286 | 41st century war-torn Earth |
| Earth-8394 | Defenders #123 | Earth was destroyed by Kamado |
| Earth-8396 | New Exiles #5 | Home to Venger |
| Earth-8408 | What If? #46 | Ben Parker lived |
| Earth-8410 | Machine Man Vol 2 #1 | Set in 2020 AD; home to Iron Man 2020 and Death's Head II (Minion), Death Wreck, Death Metal, and Wild Thing (Nikki Doyle). |
| Earth-8417 | Marvel Team-Up #137 | May Parker became Golden Oldie: Herald of Galactus. |
| Earth-8436 | Epic Illustrated #26 | Last Galactus Story |
| Earth-8441 | Black Panther Annual #2008 | Worldwide superhuman registration |
| Earth-8454 | What If? Vol 2 #54 | Death's Head had lived |
| Earth-8459 | Wisdom #4 | Jill the Ripper committed Whitechapel murders |
| Earth-8499 | Time Trap (1984) | Kang removed the Avengers |
| Earth-8501 | Iceman #2 | Robert Drake never born |
| Earth-8503 | Avengers: Time Trap (1984) | Immortus thwarted Kang |
| Earth-8510 | New Mutants #32 | New Mutants remained slaves of Karma/Farouk |
| Earth-8545 | Exiles #20 | Legacy Virus merged with Warlock |
| Earth-8466 | Fantastic Four: The Lost Adventure #1 | Fantastic Four: The Lost Adventure |
| Earth-8591 | Uncanny X-Men #189 | Kulan Gath's Warp |
| Earth-8610 | Gates of What If? | Victor von Doom becomes armored hero |
| Earth-8648 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Soldier by Day |
| Earth-8649 | Exiles #3 | Dark Phoenix is on trial, but is not a clone, and not the Phoenix Force posing as Jean Grey |
| Earth-8657 | Avengers #269 | Divergent Other-Earth |
| Earth-8666 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | America the Beautiful |
| Earth-8710 | Thor #384 | Once and Future Thor |
| Earth-8720 | New Mutants #48 | Alternative Days of Future Past. |
| Earth-8734 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Stepping Into New Shoes |
| Earth-8748 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Dr. Strange: You Damn Right |
| Earth-8753 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Moon Knight: The legacy |
| Earth-8763 | Fantastic Four #303 | Machus remained unmerged |
| Earth-8772 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Humanities' Last Hope |
| Earth-8799 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Deathlok: Who am I? |
| Earth-8810 | Fantastic Four #338 | Black Celestial and Galactus created a "Time Bubble." |
| Earth-8812 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Death on Two Legs |
| Earth-8823 | Exiles Vol 2 #1 | Home to The Witch |
| Earth-8861 | What If? Special #1 | Iron Man enslaved by Chen Lu |
| Earth-8901 | Fantastic Four #571 | |
| Earth-8908 | Nth Man #1 | Home to the Nth Man, the Ultimate Ninja |
| Earth-8909 | What If? Vol 2 #3 | Steve Rogers refused to give up being Captain America |
| Earth-8910 | Excalibur #14 | Home to Cap’n Brit; Earth was devastated by Galactus and repopulated by the Impossible Man. |
| Earth-8912 | Iron Man #250 | Home to Young Arthur and Iron Man (Andros Stark). Takes place in 2093 A.D. |
| Earth-8919 | Pryde of the X-Men | Earth-assignation of Pryde of the X-Men and the X-Men arcade game. Also known as ‘’’Earth-652975’’’. |
| Earth-8920 | Excalibur #11 | Animal-men |
| Earth-8921 | Domination Factor Fantastic Four #1.1 | Knorda sought the Golden Apple |
| Earth-8982 | What If? #2 | Daredevil killed Kingpin. |
| Earth-9002 | Avengers: West Coast #55 | Lincoln not killed by Booth |
| Earth-9006 | Excalibur #24 | Home to Lady London. |
| Earth-9007 | Avengers: West Coast #60 | Kennedy not killed by Oswald |
| Earth-9008 | Avengers: West Coast #61 | Napoleon conquered Russia |
| Earth-9009 | What If? #17 | Kraven killed Spider-Man |
| Earth-9010 | Marvel Comics Presents #61 | Marjorie Brinks leads a conflict against demon-like Sun. |
| Earth-9011 | What If? Vol 2 #18 | "Fantastic Four" fought Doom before acquiring abilities; Reed Richards assisted Doom get back his mother; Doom then seeks vengeance for being proven inferior and ends up empowering the Fantastic Four. |
| Earth-9012 | What If? Vol 2 #9 | Black Bolt talked in his sleep |
| Earth-9019 | Excalibur #18 | Jamie Braddock slew Brian |
| Earth-9021 | What If? House of M #1 | During the closing events of House of M the Scarlet Witch cause all of Earth's superpowered heroes and villains to lose their powers. |
| Earth-9031 | What If? Vol 2 #11 | All Fantastic Four members acquire flame abilities and give up being heroes after accidentally killing a kid in a fire; Ben came back as the Human Torch and became a member of the Avengers. |
| Earth-9032 | What If? Vol 2 #11 | All Fantastic Four members acquire stretch abilities and quit heroism due to shame; Johnny became an entertainer named Mr. Fantastic. |
| Earth-9033 | What If? Vol 2 #11 | All Fantastic Four members became grotesque and withdraw to Monster Isle. |
| Earth-9034 | What If? Vol 2 #11 | All Fantastic Four members acquire invisible abilities and become secret agents for SHIELD. |
| Earth-9047 | What The--?! #1 | Home to Cookies & Milk |
| Earth-9051 | Hulk: Broken Worlds #1 | Hulk died in K'ai |
| Earth-9055 | New Exiles #11 | Home to Ken Proudstar |
| Earth-9061 | Fantastic Four #341 | Stalin Android. |
| Earth-9078 | What The--?! #8 | Home to Edi-Tor, Elfthu, F'rahsti |
| Earth-9090 | Avengers: West Coast #62 | Swordsman (Jacques Duquesne) hero |
| Earth-9091 | Avengers: West Coast #62 | Stark killed by shrapnel |
| Earth-9094 | Avengers: West Coast #62 | Maria Troyvana Pym sat upright on her morgue slab |
| Earth-9095 | Avengers: West Coast #62 | Captain America (John Walker)'s parents survived |
| Earth-9105 | New Warriors #11 | "Forever Yesterday" |
| Earth-9111 | Excalibur #44 | Home to Sister Gaia. |
| Earth-9112 | What If? Vol 2 #32 | Phoenix did not die |
| Earth-9119 | Iron Man: The End #1
I|ron Man: The End | |
| Earth-9134 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 | Mr. Spector & Ivory |
| Earth-9140 | What If? Vol 2 #24 | Wolverine became "Lord of Vampires." Destroyed by the Punisher. |
| Earth-9142 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | Beast used arcane technology |
| Earth-9151 | What If? Vol 2 #25 | Set Conquered the Universe |
| Earth-9192 | X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000 | D.N.A.X. |
| Earth-9200 Dystopia | Hulk: Future Imperfect #1 | Home to the dictatorial Maestro. |
| Earth-9201 | Avengers #343 | Home to Magdalene |
| Earth-9209 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 | Dark Moon defended Skyline City |
| Earth-9212 | Exiles #11 | Exiles stopped bank robbery, took vacation |
| Earth-9218 | Incredible Hulk Annual #18 | Home to Agamemnon, Drachiss |
| Earth-9230 | What If? Fallen Son #1 | After the Civil War Captain America survives his assassination but instead Iron Man is killed by Bill Foster's nephew blaming him for his uncle's death. |
| Earth-9250 | What If? Vol 2 #37 | Wolverine became "Lord of Vampires," and murdered the Punisher. |
| Earth-9251 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 | Mermaid Moon Maid slain |
| Earth-9261 | Motormouth #2 | Londinium |
| Earth-9272 | Motormouth #2 | ~2191 A.D. Mega-Mall |
| Earth-9290 | What If? Vol 2 #41 | Fantastic Four led by Keith Richards |
| Earth-9309 | Spider-Man 2099 #11 (mentioned) | Home to Thanatos. |
| Earth-9324 | Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #2 | Home to Grandmaster-like Ravonna |
| Earth-9339 Irth | Excalibur Annual #1 (1993) | Home to Ghath and Khaos. |
| Earth-9356 | Sensational She-Hulk #51 | Home to Man-Elephant, She-Hulk |
| Earth-9390 | What If? Vol 2 #53 | Rick Jones remained the Hulk |
| Earth-9391 | What If? Vol 2 #53 | Spider-Man killed the Lizard |
| Earth-9411 | Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #133 | Spider-Man and Captain Britain summoned by Merlyn |
| Earth-9413 | Death Wreck #3 | 2159 A.D., Path of Righteousness Patrol, Mentioned in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Alternate Universes 2005 in the entry on 2020 A.D. (Earth-8410). |
| Earth-9418 | Alpha Flight #128 | Hardliners defeated Alpha Flight |
| Earth-9421 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | Beast and Forge used arcane technology |
| Earth-9442 | Nova Vol 2 #4 | Nova 0:0 |
| Earth-9445 | Guardians of the Galaxy #44 | Badoon made scientific advances |
| Earth-9470 | What If? Vol 2 #63 | Living Laser saved Stark Enterprises |
| Earth-9471 | What If? Vol 2 #63 | Living Laser worked for Stark in space |
| Earth-9485 | New Warriors #50 | Kyle Grobe became Advent circa 2092 AD |
| Earth-9500 | Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #9 | Home to Spider-Man (Max Borne), Hobgoblin (Robin Borne), and Chameleon; Local year is 2211 A.D. |
| Earth-9502 | What If? Vol 2 #70 | Silver Surfer didn't betray Galactus |
| Earth-9507 | Guardians of the Galaxy #62 | Guardians of the Galaxy prevented Martian Master invasion |
| Earth-9510 | What If? Vol 2 #78 | Original Fantastic Four murdered by De’lila; new FF (Ghost Rider, Wolverine, Hulk and Spider-Man) disbanded after being beaten by Abomination, Devos, Lady Deathstrike and Paibok. |
| Earth-9511 | Avengers: Last Avengers Story #1 | The government established a plan to capture and execute super-villains, causing an gap among superheroes and the United States Government. In addition, Quicksilver unintentionally murdered the Scarlet Witch, and the Hulk ripped Tigra in half. |
| Earth-9512 | What If? Vol 2 #80 | Thing killed Maestro |
| Earth-9528 | Force Works #17 | Polluted world of cyborgs |
| Earth-9561 | Nocturne #1 | Home to Nocturne (Graham Poldark) |
| Earth-9575 | X-Man #5 | Home to the Red Queen |
| Earth-9576 | What If? Vol 2 #72 | Spider-Man killed the Burglar |
| Earth-9590 | What If? Vol 2 #79 | Storm became Phoenix |
| Earth-9591 | Ruins #1 | A world where instead of heroes there exist horribly deformed mutants and freak accidents, that instead of creating super heroes, they created horrible freaks and painful deaths. |
| Earth-9601 | What If? Vol 2 #81 | Age of Apocalypse vs. Galactus |
| Earth-9602 Amalgam Universe | DC vs Marvel #3 (seen) Marvel Encyclopedia #Fantastic Four (2004) (named) | An amalgam “pocket universe.” |
| Earth-9610 | Marvel Vision #10 | Galactus was jellyfish-like |
| Earth-9611 | Marvel Vision #11 | Red Skull empowered via Super Soldier serum |
| Earth-9612 | What If? Vol 2 #92 | Josh discovered a Sentinel |
| Earth-9620 | Excalibur #66 | Days of Future Tense alternative future. |
| Earth-9640 | Marvel Vision #4 | Iron Man is more robotic-looking |
| Earth-9666 | Marvel Vision #6 | Doom's body scarred |
| Earth-9670 | What If? Vol 2 #87 | Sabretooth killed the X-Men |
| Earth-9684 | What If? Vol 2 #84 | Shard: mutant hunter |
| Earth-9691 | What If? Vol 2 #91 | Benevolent energy creature |
| Earth-9711 | What If? Vol 2 #102 | Matt Murdock: boxer |
| Earth-9722 | Incredible Hulk #450 | Hulk took over Dystopia |
| Earth-9732 | Marvel Vision #22 | Timeslip: Molecule Man |
| Earth-9792 | What If? Vol 2 #100 | Peter Parker bitten by a radioactive Sheep |
| Earth-9796 | What If? Vol 2 #94 | Juggernaut kills the X-Men |
| Earth-9801 | Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses #1 | Fantastic Frank Richards |
| Earth-9806 | X-Man #39 | X-Man destroyed Earth |
| Earth-9809 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #9 | Home to Caledonia. |
| Earth-9810 | What If? Vol 2 #113 | Iron Man: Sorcerer Supreme |
| Earth-9811 | What If? Vol 2 #114 | Secret Wars contestants were trapped on Battleworld. Their children subsequently return to Earth. |
| Earth-9812 | Avengers: Forever #1 | A galatic army patterned after the Avengers, go to conquer the galaxy. |
| Earth-9815 | Marvel Team-Up Vol 2 #5 | Spider-Man declined Authority's instructions to imprison the Globe of Ultimate Knowledge, forcing him to face up to the Leader's Humanoid robots alone. Authority was killed, and the Humanoids learned all the knowledge they could while scattering across the globe, murdering all opposition. |
| Earth-9828 | Incredible Hulk #467 | Betty Banner died from radiation poisoning |
| Earth-9845 | Wisdom #4 | Jack the Ripper seduced women with grapes and London tours |
| Earth-9870 | X-Men & Spider-Man: Time's Arrow #1 | Takes place in 4000 A.D. Aliya stayed alive instead of Cable. |
| Earth-9871 | What If? Vol 2 #110 | Dr. Doom's utopia |
| Earth-9881 | X-Men & Spider-Man: Time's Arrow #2 | Everything went right for Peter Parker |
| Earth-9890 | Excalibur #124 | Home to Privateer Albion. |
| Earth-9891 | X-Men & Spider-Man: Time's Arrow #3 | Home to Dream Summers; alternative Days of Future Past in 2035 AD. |
| Earth-9892 | X-Men & Spider-Man: Time's Arrow #3 | Home to Ravonna and takes place in the 41st century; Kang ran into Ravonna before he tried to conquer her realm and attempted to marry her, but the X-Men told her of his true nature. Kang attempted to kill them and accidentally killed Ravonna instead; Kang then had his armor stripped and was placed in everlasting incarceration. |
| Earth-9903 | Fantastic Four #15 | Valeria Richards: Marvel Girl |
| Earth-9904 | What If? #9 | Home to 1950's Avengers. |
| Earth-9907 | A Next #7 (mentioned) A-Next #10 (seen) | Home to Doom and Thunder Guard. |
| Earth-9910 | Bishop the Last X-Man #1 | Chronomancer's World. |
| Earth-9916 | What If? Vol 2 #5 | Wonder Man saved Avengers |
| Earth-9921 | Gambit Vol 3 #1 | Home to New Sun |
| Earth-9922 | Team X 2000 #1 | Home to Alanna Neramini |
| Earth-9927 | Exiles #32 | Wild Weapon X |
| Earth-9930 | Avengers: Forever #4 | Killraven as an Avenger. |
| Earth-9939 Earth-Charnel | Death3 #1 | Earth occupied by Charnel (Baron Strucker VI); surviving heroes consist of the Avengers and the X-Saviours. |
| Earth-9966 | Fantastic Four Unlimited #6 | Pax Atlantea |
| Earth-9970 | Avengers: Forever #8 | Galactic Life eliminated |
| Earth-9971 | Avengers: Forever #8 | Humanity Spreads Destruction |
| Earth-9972 | Avengers: Forever #8 | Scarlet Witch's children challenged Eternity |
| Earth-9991 | Blade: Vampire Hunter Vol 1 | Multiple White Worms |
| Earth-9992 | Incredible Hulk Annual #1999 | Igor Drenkov was a Skrull |
| Earth-9997 Earth X | Earth X # | Alex Ross' future of the Marvel Universe. It is discovered in issue #11 of Paradise X’’, which that the proceedings shown in the series are not set in an alternate future as first understood, but an alternate present—the issue makes known that Paradise X is set in 2003, the year of publication. |
| Earth-10001 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | Role Reversals |
| Earth-10003 | X-Force #100 | X-Force pawns of Queen of Star Swords |
| Earth-10005 | X-Men (film) | Earth-assignation for the three X-Men films. |
| Earth-10081 | JLA/Avengers #1 | Polemachus destroyed by Krona |
| Earth-10100 | Fantastic Five #4 | Home to Hyperstorm |
| Earth-10101 | Exiles #12 | Home to Vision from Weapon X. |
| Earth-10102 | Exiles Vol 2 #3 | Machineworld |
| Earth-10107 | Marvel Knights Millennial Visions #2001 | New Girl in Town |
| Earth-10129 | Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses #1 | Home to HERBETTE, Francine Richards |
| Earth-10182 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Staff Memorandum |
| Earth-10197 | What If? Vol 2 #101 | Archangel remained Apocalypse's pawn |
| Earth-10199 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Putting the "She" in "S.H.I.E.L.D." |
| Earth-10201 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | The Final Days |
| Earth-10208 | What If? Civil War #1 | During the Superhero Registration Civil War, Bill Foster's life is saved by Iron Man from a rampaging Thor clone, leading Captain America to successfully oversee the registered identities and make sure it runs smoothly outside of government interference. |
| Earth-10221 | Excalibur Vol 2 #1 | Home to Agent Albion |
| Earth-10235 | Fantastic Four #574 | Alternate future of Franklin and Valeria Richards |
| Earth-10246 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Odin Quest |
| Earth-10267 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | War of the Kings |
| Earth-10280 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Dance of the Hypergods |
| Earth-10291 | The Bladeless Sword | |
| Earth-10330 | Prelude to Deadpool Corps #2 | Home to child-age Mutant students. |
| Earth-11052 | X-Men: Evolution | Earth-assignation for the X-Men: Evolution. |
| Earth-11113 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 | Home to the Five for the Future. |
| Earth-11147 | Fantastic Four #47 | Curlly Fine was New York mayor |
| Earth-11206 | Ms. Marvel #10 | Warbird of Earth-7192 killed Rogue |
| Earth-11236 | Black Panther Vol 3 #36 | Once and Future King |
| Earth-11777 | Captain America (1944; film serial) | Home to Marvel characters that lack adaptations on the printed page, but have been in feature films and television shows. |
| Earth-11947 | What If? Vol 2 #67 | Captain America revived |
| Earth-11993 | What If? Vol 2 #45 | Barbara Ketch became Ghost Rider; Dan Ketch murdered. |
| Earth-11983 | Spider-Man The Animated Series | Animated Spider-Man took Dr. Octopus' arms |
| Earth-12034 | Wolverine & the X-Men #4 | Genesis became Apocalypse |
| Earth-12216 | New Thunderbolts #18 | Smuggler (Conrad Josten) battled alongside Atlas |
| Earth-12433 | Venom Vol 2 #13.3 | Ghost Rider killed Blackheart by self-sacrifice |
| Earth-12467 | Cable & Deadpool #46 | Deadpool is an X-Man |
| Earth-12498 | Fantastic Four #571 | |
| Earth-12591 | Marvel Zombies Destroy! #1 | Nazis won World War II by becoming zombies |
| Earth-12927 | Power Pachyderms #1 | Home to the Power Pachyderms |
| Earth-12973 | What If? Vol 2 #103 | Abraham Erskine survived |
| Earth-13003 | Trouble #1 | Mary and May meet brothers Ben and Richard |
| Earth-13031 | Captain America Vol 5 #12 | Counter-Earth merged with alternate Earth |
| Earth-13270 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Topping the Clone Saga |
| Earth-13393 | X-Men Animated Series | Animated Series Alternate Future |
| Earth-13519 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Defenders of the Galaxy |
| Earth-13660 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Sleeping with the Enemy |
| Earth-14026 | What If? Annihilation (2008) | The Annihilation Wave reaches Earth during the climax of the Superhero Registration Civil War. |
| Earth-14845 | Exiles #49 | Home reality of the Impossible Man who became mind-controlled and lost his sense of humor, causing Washington, D.C. to become filled with his insanity. |
| Earth-14850 | What If? Wolverine: Enemy of the State | Wolverine: Enemy of the State |
| Earth-15075 | Wisdom #5 | Fifth Mechanized Infantry of the Britannia Garrison |
| Earth-15083 | X-Factor #24 | Beast searched for mutant extinction cure |
| Earth-15104 | New X-Men #150 | Here Comes Tomorrow storyline where Sublime/Beast revives Jean Grey 150 years in the future. |
| Earth-15731 | Exiles #72 | Alternative New Universe visited by the Exiles while persuing Proteus through the multiverse in Exiles #72-74. |
| Earth-15797 | What If? #15 | World without super heroes |
| Earth-16137 | X-Man #73 | "Broken" Earth |
| Earth-17342 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 | Chthon & N'Garai conquered Earth |
| Earth-18083 | Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses #1 | Home to Franq'lyn R'ich'rdz |
| Earth-TRN128 | Iron Man: Armored Adventures | |
| Earth-19000 | Thunderbolts #100 | Photon (Genis-Vell) destroyed Earth |
| Earth-19828 | What If? #34 | Production & Editorial Crew existed with heroes |
| Earth-19877 | One Thing After Another | Thing used Doom's time machine |
| Earth-20017 | Startling Stories: Banner #1 | Doc Samson captured Hulk |
| Earth-20051 | ’’ Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man’’ #1 (2005) | The Marvel Adventures Universe. |
| Earth-20210 | X-Men: Chaos Engine #2 | Home to Captain Wales |
| Earth-20318 | Exiles #8 | Where Tony Stark is president until he was assassinated. |
| Earth-20476 | Incredible Hulk #204 | Bruce Banner of Earth-616 tried to travel back in time to prevent himself from becoming the Hulk. This resulted in a different reality where he succeeded, but Rick Jones had died. Banner then went back into the past to reverse these events, returning him to Earth-616. |
| Earth-20712 | X-Men: Die by the Sword #1 | Home to Striker Llewellyn |
| Earth-20809 | What If? Vol 2 #20 | Namor: Spock Stunt Double |
| Earth-21050 | Marvel Zombies: Evil Evolution #1 | Zombies discover Apes |
| Earth-21117 | Exiles #17 | Wildlife Preserve |
| Earth-21119 | What If? #200 | Due to Ares being slain pre-Siege, Norman Osborn won the Siege of Asgard. Eventually, the Void finally took over Sentry and destroyed all life on Earth. |
| Earth-21218 | Exiles #18 | Namor conquered Latveria |
| Earth-21989 | Marvel Tales #219 | Home to Marvel Babies. |
| Earth-21993 | What If? Vol 2 #46 | Cable decimates the X-Men. |
| Earth-22000 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Give a Guy a Break |
| Earth-22020 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Hammer Time |
| Earth-22025 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Champions: United We Stand |
| Earth-22073 | Cable #78 | Harmony Prospers |
| Earth-22110 | Excalibur #1 | Home to Rifleman |
| Earth-22177 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | VurtuvurseTM |
| Earth-22288 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Death of the Spider |
| Earth-22455 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | The Pack |
| Earth-22490 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Magic is the new Religion |
| Earth-22569 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Wish Upon a Star |
| Earth-22666 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Dawn of the Heralds |
| Earth-22791 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Have You Met My Sister |
| Earth-22795 | What If? Avengers Disassembled #1 | Cap Helped Disassemble The Avengers |
| Earth-22799 | Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1 | Too Dead to be Alive |
| Earth-23018 Earth-Gamma Planet | Exiles #8 | Where gamma radiation levels in the atmosphere made the entire population enhanced. |
| Earth-23100 | X-Force #100 | Queen of Star Swords Rules |
| Earth-23238 | Excalibur #23 | Home to Justicer Bull, the Justicers and Lord High Justicer living in Mega City One. |
| Earth-23373 | Squadron Supreme: Hyperion #2 | Hyperion modified superhumans |
| Earth-23378 | Uncanny X-Men #378 | Professor X led founding X-Men |
| Earth-23488 | What If? #34 | Leader went to see a movie |
| Earth-23492 | What If? #34 | Home to Spidey-Baby |
| Earth-23848 | What If? #34 | Home to Ant-Aunt |
| Earth-23884 | What If? #34 | Hulk & She-Hulk married |
| Earth-23895 | Exiles #12 | Home to Storm from Weapon X. |
| Earth-24388 | What If? #34 | Home to Golden Oldie |
| Earth-24838 | What If? #34 | Home to Auntie Freeze |
| Earth-24883 | What If? #34 | No unstable molecules |
| Earth-26292 One Danish Reality | Exiles #54 | Home to where Deathbird didn't conquer Earth due to a series of chain events. |
| Earth-26320 | Blade (film) | Blade movies and sequels |
| Earth-26496 | The Spectacular Spider-Man (2008) | Home to The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series. |
| Earth-26749 | Exiles #69 | Down to Two |
| Earth-27520 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27521 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27522 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27523 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27524 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27525 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27526 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27527 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27528 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27529 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27530 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27531 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27532 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27533 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27534 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27535 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27536 | Exiles #89 | Part of cascade of failing realities saved by Exiles |
| Earth-27536 | Exiles #89 | Sinister Six Failing Reality |
| Earth-27537 | Exiles #89 | Serpent Society killed Spider-Man |
| Earth-27538 | Exiles #89 | Hellfire Club Failing Reality |
| Earth-27781 | Bizarre Adventures #27 | Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) & Vanisher were abstract non-humanoids |
| Earth-28348 | What If? #34 | Black Panther fought the Shroud inside coal mine |
| Earth-28384 | What If? #34 | Bruce Banner's pants did not stretch |
| Earth-28438 | What If? #34 | Silver Surfer, Night Rider, White Tiger, Iceman, Moon Knight, Wendigo fought in a snowstorm |
| Earth-28483 | What If? #34 | Black Bolt hosted a television talk show |
| Earth-28578 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio the Clown gained powers |
| Earth-28758 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio the Clown became a Watcher |
| Earth-28834 | What If? #34 | Moon Knight: pest exterminator, rat fur millionaire, comic book editor |
| Earth-28843 | What If? #34 | Bing Conan and Chester swallowed by tropical fish |
| Earth-28857 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio-Wolverine |
| Earth-28875 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio-Daredevil |
| Earth-28909 | What If? Vol 2 #3 | Ben Parker's nephew is Galactus. |
| Earth-28918 | What If? #28 | Captain America led Super-Soldier army |
| Earth-28927 | Excalibur Annual #2 | Jamie & Brain Braddock routed evil |
| Earth-29234 | What If? #34 | Spider-Man & Trapster glued to the wall |
| Earth-29283 | Gaunt's homeworld | |
| Earth-30247 | Imagine Magazine #14 | Japanese Empire Variation |
| Earth-30457 | Wisdom #4 | Jack the Ripper was an ape |
| Earth-30826 | Eternal #1 | Eternals revolted against Celestials |
| Earth-30987 | Fantastic Four #303 | Thing avoided Secret Wars |
| Earth-31117 | Captain America #17 | Nazis conquered Earth |
| Earth-31198 | Spider-Man: The Animated Series | Billionaire Peter Parker wears Spider-Armor |
| Earth-31309 | Sensational She-Hulk #17 | Narcissi-verse |
| Earth-31393 | X-Men: The Animated Series | Animated Days of Future Past |
| Earth-31916 Supremeverse | Supreme Power #1 (2003) | Alternate version of the Squadron Supreme. |
| Earth-32000 | X-Men Unlimited #26 (2000) | Ages of Apocalypse; Apocalypse reality warps Earth-616 using the Twelve; set in the future. |
| Earth-32081 | Exiles #8 | Where the Spider-Demon ruled over New York for a decade. |
| Earth-32098 | X-Men Vol 2 #98 | Xavier led Skrull Mutants |
| Earth-33124 | Venom Vol 2 #13.3 | Red Hulk became national hero |
| Earth-33629 | Exiles Annual #1 | An alternate Grandmaster produced his own Exiles. |
| Earth-33734 | Acclaim: Maximum Carnage | Maximum Carnage video game |
| Earth-34828 | What If? #34 | Wonder Man & Power Man had female counterparts |
| Earth-34882 | What If? #34 | Howard the Duck formed an Animals team |
| Earth-34922 | What If? #34 | Wolverine hibernated |
| Earth-37072 Midevil Reality | Exiles #55 (2005) | The Exiles helped overthrow a tyrant ruler, Kulan Gath, in a world overrun by magic. |
| Earth-38092 | Amazing Mystery Funnies #2 | Alternate 26th century future |
| Earth-38909 | What If? Vol 2 #3 | Franklin Richards finds Mjolnir and becomes the latest Thor. |
| Earth-39102 | Exiles #8 | Populated by men who look like Antelopes. |
| Earth-39259 | What If? Vol 2 #59 | Wolverine Led Alpha Flight |
| Earth-39811 | Spider-Man: The Animated Series | Animated Six-Armed Spider-Man |
| Earth-40081 | Powerless #1 | Powerless |
| Earth-40121 | Excalibur #1 | Home to Gizmo |
| Earth-40238 | Exiles #38 | Squished Doctor Banner |
| Earth-40727 | Captain America Vol 4 #27 | Captain America (President Isaiah Bradley) |
| Earth-40800 | Red Raven Comics #1 (1940) | Home to Comet Pierce and Avis Jort. Takes place in 2150 A.D. Humanity spread throughout planets and moons of the solar system. |
| Earth-40828 | Captain America #28 | Isaiah Bradley prevented Becky's death |
| Earth-41001 X-Men: The End | X-Men: The End Vol 1 | X-Men: The End |
| Earth-41101 | Strange #1 | Strange |
| Earth-41483 | Exiles #63 | A Female Punisher |
| Earth-42777 | Exiles #23 | Iron Doom |
| Earth-42992 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 | Moon Man & Moon Boy defend Cosmopolis |
| Earth-44111 | Warlock #1 | Enclave created new Adam Warlock |
| Earth-45017 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 | Presence's irradiated men conquered Earth |
| Earth-45828 Earth-Razorline | Hyperkind #1 (1993) | Clive Barker's Razorline print, home to Ectokid, Saint Sinner, Hyperkind, and Hokum & Hex. |
| Earth-46127 | Cable & Deadpool #46 | Bob the Hydra agent punched out Nick Fury |
| Earth-46991 | Giant-Size Marvel Adventures: Avengers #1 | Avengers exposed Kang's plot to Agents of Atlas |
| Earth-47111 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 | Ben Grimm became professional football player |
| Earth-47322 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 | Sue Storm instead of Johnny became Human Torch |
| Earth-47366 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 | John Lennon lived |
| Earth-49121 | Blonde Phantom Comics #21 | Kall traveled to 1948 |
| Earth-50101 | Spider-Man: India #1 | Paviitr Prabhakar became Spider-Man |
| Earth-50358 | Exiles #58 | Tanaraq vs. Tanaraq |
| Earth-50415 | Marvel Knights 4 #15 | Ramades conquered Earth |
| Earth-50701 | Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects | |
| Earth-51778 | Takuya Yamashiro is Spider-Man | |
| Earth-51834 | What If? #34 | Howard the Vulture |
| Earth-51977 | What If? #15 | Peter Parker gained Nova-power |
| Earth-53882 | What If? #34 | Norrin Radd and Shalla-Bal abandoned Zenn-La |
| Earth-54415 | Journey Into Mystery #15 | Nuclear war mutants |
| Earth-54531 | Silver Surfer #6 | Rakkhal's mutation prevented by Surfer |
| Earth-54828 | What If? #34 | Dazzler became a lawyer |
| Earth-56332 | Journey Into Mystery #32 | Fish headed humans |
| Earth-57051 | Wisdom #5 | Aztec Empire ruled England |
| Earth-57288 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio-Hulk |
| Earth-57780 | Spidey Super Stories #1 (1974) | Home to Jennifer of the Jungle, Captain Mighty, Mad Scientist, Wall, and Blowhard. |
| Earth-57828 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio became bat-like hero |
| Earth-57882 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio became Spider-Man-like hero |
| Earth-58161 | Cable & Deadpool #16 | Brother Nathan |
| Earth-58163 House of M | House of M Vol 1 (2005) | Mutants are the majority and baseline humans are the minority. |
| Earth-58460 | Man-Thing (film) | Man-Thing movie |
| Earth-58470 | Howard the Duck (film) | Howard the Duck movie |
| Earth-58472 | Howard the Duck Movie #1 | Howard the Duck movie comic |
| Earth-58627 | Punisher (film) (1989) | The Punisher 1989 Movie |
| Earth-58732 | The Punisher (film) (2004) | The Punisher 2004 Movie |
| Earth-58942 | What If? Vol 2 #58 | Punisher killed Spider-Man. |
| Earth-59462 | Uncanny X-Men #462 (2005) (mentioned) | Home to the Sky Captain of the Captain Britain Corps. |
| Earth-59594 | Tales to Astonish #3 | Native on Ursa Micronica |
| Earth-59661 Earth-Surgeon Strange | Exiles #66 | Where Doctor Strange never left the medical field due to an accident, but became a Meta-Human surgeon instead. |
| Earth-59662 | Exiles #66 | Where the Red Skull obtained the Cosmic Cube. |
| Earth-59663 | Exiles #66 | Demonic Mr. Sinister |
| Earth-59882 | What If? #34 | Thor got a haircut |
| Earth-60672 | Strange Tales #72 | Home to Colossus, Professor Renolds |
| Earth-61018 | Mythos #2 | Mythos: Hulk |
| Earth-61029 | New X-Men #29 | Days of Future Past variant |
| Earth-61211 | Amazing Spider-Girl #1 | Jimmy Yama & Wes's Comic |
| Earth-61828 | What If? #34 | Tony Stark developed an eating disorder |
| Earth-61934 | Marvel Fumetti Vol 1 1 | Marvel Comics staff engaged in wacky adventures |
| Earth-62192 | Strange Tales #92 | Roderick Kane traveled to 1962 to conquer |
| Earth-62882 | What If? #34 | Dr. Doom used various comedic props |
| Earth-62992 | What If? #34 | Howard the Canary |
| Earth-63124 | X-Men: Mythos #1 | Magneto killed everyone at Cape Citadel |
| Earth-63794 | Journey into Mystery #94 | Lazy Laird Benedict crashed |
| Earth-64110 | Avengers #10 | Immortus allied with Masters of Evil |
| Earth-64894 | What If? Vol 2 #64 | Iron Man's armor made public |
| Earth-65046 | Giant-Size Marvel Adventures: Avengers #1 | Agents of Atlas told not to revive Captain America |
| Earth-66106 | Marvel Super heroes RPG Adventure #12 | Nightmares of Future Past |
| Earth-67626 | The Avengers Battle The Earth-Wrecker #1 | Home to Karzz the Conqueror |
| Earth-68091 | Iron Man #5 | Cerebrus ruled 24th century Earth |
| Earth-69798 | What If? Vol 2 #98 | Mystique raised Nightcrawler in an attic |
| Earth-69829 | The Ultimates: Tomorrow Men #1 | Tiber dominated Earth circa 2250 AD |
| Earth-69901 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Korvac saved humanity from Badoon |
| Earth-69902 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69903 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69904 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69905 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69906 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69907 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69908 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69909 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69910 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69911 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69912 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69913 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69914 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69915 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69916 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69917 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69918 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69919 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69920 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69921 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69922 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69923 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69924 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69925 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69926 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69927 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69928 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69929 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69930 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69931 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69932 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69933 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69934 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69935 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69936 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69937 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69938 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69939 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69940 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69941 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69942 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69943 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69944 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69945 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69946 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69947 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69948 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69949 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69950 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69951 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69952 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69953 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69954 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69955 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69956 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69957 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69958 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69959 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69960 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69961 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69962 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69963 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69964 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69965 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69966 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69967 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69968 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69969 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69970 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69971 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Captain America caused Korvac to make a new timeline |
| Earth-69972 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | ~3007 A.D., Captain America attacked Korvac |
| Earth-69973 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Korvac attacked Captain America |
| Earth-69974 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | First Independence Day of the Badoon Empire |
| Earth-69975 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | ~Circa 3052 A.D., Captain America attacked Korvac |
| Earth-69976 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | ~Circa 3023 A.D., Captain America tossed cargo into space |
| Earth-69977 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | ~Circa 3014 A.D., Kree Empire taken over by Korvac |
| Earth-69978 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | ~Circa 3017 AD, Korvac tires of Captain America |
| Earth-69979 | Captain America Vol 3 #18 | Jaromel became Captain America |
| Earth-70019 | Monthly Shonen Magazine #1 | Yu Komori becomes Spider-Man |
| Earth-70105 | Bullet Points Vol 1 | Bullet Points Universe (from Bullet Points -miniseries) |
| Earth-70134 | What If? Vol 5 #4 | What If? Spider-Man: The Other |
| Earth-70237 | Spider-Man: Reign Vol 1 | Spider-Man: Reign |
| Earth-70395 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 | Ultron Unlimited |
| Earth-70518 | New Excalibur #5 | A world where World War I never ended. Home to Albion. |
| Earth-70541 | Wisdom #4 | "Leather Apron" was Jack the Ripper |
| Earth-70701 | Spider-Man: Fairy Tales #1 | Little Red Riding Spider |
| Earth-71004 | Spider-Man: Fairy Tales #4 | Camelot Spider-Man |
| Earth-71016 | The Last Fantastic Four Story #1 | Last Fantastic Four Story |
| Earth-71124 | Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #42 | Peter & MJ refused Mephisto |
| Earth-71166 | Fantastic Four: The End #1 | Fantastic Four: The End |
| Earth-71224 | X-Factor Vol 3 #24 | High Evolutionary refused to aid Beast |
| Earth-71241 | Sensational Spider-Man Vol 3 #41 | Peter Parker: wealthy inventor |
| Earth-71246 | Cable & Deadpool #46 | Bob: Supreme Hydra |
| Earth-71778 | Daredevil #78 | Home to Baal, Mr. Kline |
| Earth-72122 | Chamber of Chills #2 | Vampire in ~ 2180 A.D. |
| Earth-72781 | Bizarre Adventures #27 | Nightcrawler & Vanisher were abstract semi-insectoid beings |
| Earth-73012 | Chamber of Chills #2 | Early Roman Empire |
| Earth-73595 | What If? Vol 2 #73 | Kingpin adopted Matt Murdock |
| Earth-74082 | Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2 | Primordial State |
| Earth-74101 | Fantastic Four #151 (1974) | Originally the Machus reality before merging with Femizonia. |
| Earth-74820 | Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2 | George Washington executed |
| Earth-75011 | Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction #1 | Sandson O. Tyme used "Slow Glass" |
| Earth-75402 | Wisdom #4 | 1960s horror movie Jack the Ripper was real |
| Earth-76216 | Captain America #204 | Moon and red giant sun threatened to collide with Earth |
| Earth-76292 | What If? #34 | Howard the Goose |
| Earth-77013 | Spider-Man newspaper strip (1977) | Spider-Man newspaper strip |
| Earth-77045 | 2001: A Space Odyssey #5 | John Norton in 2040 A.D. |
| Earth-77105 | What If? #5 | Captain America and Bucky didn't disappear during World War II |
| Earth-77106 | What If? #5 | Rick never became Captain America |
| Earth-77119 | Silver Surfer: Requiem #1 | Silver Surfer died |
| Earth-77995 | What If? Vol 2 #77 | Age of Xavier |
| Earth-78127 | What If? #7 | Home to Captain Spider |
| Earth-78227 | What If? #7 | Home to Spider-Girl (Betty Brant) |
| Earth-78327 | What If? #7 | Home to Spider-Jameson |
| Earth-78411 Dinosaur World | Devil Dinosaur #1 (1978) | Home to Devil Dinosaur and Moon Boy. |
| Earth-78719 | One Thing After Another | Thingpin |
| Earth-78912 | Avengers: West Coast #53 | Elizabeth I executed |
| Earth-78922 | What If? #34 | Ant-Man & Wasp had picnic |
| Earth-79101 | What If? #17 | Spider-Woman was a villain |
| Earth-79102 | What If? #17 | Captain Mar-Vell was a villain |
| Earth-79213 | What If? #13 | Conan traveled to modern era |
| Earth-79816 | What If? #16 | Shang-Chi remained agent of Fu Manchu |
| Earth-79715 | What If? #15 | Helen Taylor gained Nova-power |
| Earth-80219 | What If? #19 | Spider-Man never became crime-fighter |
| Earth-80521 | Cable Vol 2 #1 | Age of Stryfe |
| Earth-80827 | New Exiles #7 | World War between Imperial France and British Empire |
| Earth-80920 | Wolverine and the X-Men and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) | |
| Earth-81101 | Cable Special #1 | Cable and the messiah child killed by bear mutate |
| Earth-81156 | New Warriors Vol 4 #16 | Dwayne Taylor is Iron Man |
| Earth-81141 | What If? #30 | Spider-Man & clone split existence |
| Earth-81225 | What If? #25 | Thor fought Odin |
| Earth-81545 | Amazing Spider-Man #545 | MJ & Peter Parker never married |
| Earth-81426 | What If? #26 | Captain America elected US president |
| Earth-81551 | Fantastic Four #551 | Richards ended war, famine, disease |
| Earth-81723 | Bizarre Adventures #27 | Nightcrawler & Vanisher were women |
| Earth-81727 | What If? #27 | Phoenix survived, Dark Phoenix took over |
| Earth-81834 | What If? #34 | Leader decided to buy a hat |
| Earth-82074 | Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2 | Prohibition gangsters given Stock Market information |
| Earth-82100 | What If? #35 | Elektra had Lived |
| Earth-82348 | What If? #34 | Stark became Limo Man |
| Earth-82432 | What If? #32 | Korvac turns the Avengers into his pawns, then attempts to conquer the universe. |
| Earth-82528 | What If? #34 | Hulk married She-Hulk |
| Earth-82568 | What If? #34 | Doctor Strange was an ordinary magician |
| Earth-82578 | What If? #34 | Obnoxio the Clown became Sherlock Clown |
| Earth-82588 | What If? #34 | Daredevil wasn't blind |
| Earth-82633 | What If? #33 | Iron Man trapped in Camelot |
| Earth-82648 | What If? #34 | Stan Lee fired those responsible an issue of What If |
| Earth-82801 | What If? #34 | The Fantastic Four are literally bananas. |
| Earth-82802 | What If? #34 | Odin married May Parker |
| Earth-82803 | What If? #34 | Don Blake and Tony Stark are brothers |
| Earth-82804 | What If? #34 | Aunt May Parker was Ant-Man |
| Earth-82805 | What If? #34 | Spider-Man married Spider-Woman |
| Earth-82806 | What If? #34 | Willie Lumpkin joined the Fantastic Four |
| Earth-82807 | What If? #34 | Steve Rogers remained Nomad |
| Earth-82808 | What If? #34 | Rick Jones left Captain Mar-Vell in the Negative Zone |
| Earth-82809 | What If? #34 | Nick Fury wore eyepatch on right eye |
| Earth-82810 | What If? #34 | Ghost Rider possessed wheelchair-bound grandfather |
| Earth-82811 | What If? #34 | Ghost Rider possessed a female roller skater |
| Earth-82812 | What If? #34 | Ghost Rider possessed an infant |
| Earth-82814 | What If? #34 | Him married Her |
| Earth-82815 | What If? #34 | Black Bolt got the hiccups |
| Earth-82816 | What If? #34 | Galactus literally ate the Earth |
| Earth-82817 | What If? #34 | Ka-Zar was a middle-aged accountant |
| Earth-82818 | What If? #34 | Hulk was yellow |
| Earth-82819 | What If? #34 | Invisible Girl dyed her hair |
| Earth-82820 | What If? #34 | Power Man was white |
| Earth-82821 | What If? #34 | Thing colored blue |
| Earth-82822 | What If? #34 | Marvel cured of cancer |
| Earth-82823 | What If? #34 | Phoenix survived, pretended to be normal |
| Earth-82825 | What If? #34 | Dazzler became a comedienne |
| Earth-82826 | What If? #34 | Spidey Intelligent Stories |
| Earth-82827 | What If? #34 | Willie Lumpkin: herald of Galactus |
| Earth-82828 | What If? #34 | Ghost Rider owned "Burger Hell" |
| Earth-82829 | What If? #34 | Heroes moved to Toledo, Ohio |
| Earth-82830 | What If? #34 | Watchers watched Watchers |
| Earth-82831 | What If? #34 | Moon Knight drove a cab |
| Earth-82832 | What If? #34 | Watcher grew hair |
| Earth-82833 | What If? #34 | Alpha Flight had Canadian accent |
| Earth-82834 | What If? #34 | Sue Storm: Thing |
| Earth-83042 | What If? #38 | Thirty years in future, aging Daredevil fought Kingpin |
| Earth-83088 | Daredevil #8 | Home to Dourdevil |
| Earth-83138 | One Thing After Another | Ben became Dr. Grimm. |
| Earth-83234 | Bizarre Adventures #34 | Howard the Duck never arrived |
| Earth-83438 | What If? #38 | Jocasta allowed Wanda to take over her body |
| Earth-83482 | What If? #34 | Cyclops' Ear Blasts |
| Earth-83553 | Fantastic Four #553 | Earth's heroes slain by Hulk |
| Earth-83600 | What If? #39 | Thor vs. Conan |
| Earth-83840 | What If? #40 | Mordo remained Ancient One's disciple |
| Earth-84243 | What If? #43 | Conan joined the Avengers |
| Earth-84041 ’’’Earth Generic’’’ | Generic Comic Book Type Super-Hero Action Adventure #1 (1984) | Home to the Generic Superhero, Sanderson (the Generic Super villain), the Generic Girlfriend, and the Generic Boss. |
| Earth-84444 | What If? #44 | Captain America was thawed out in the present day |
| Earth-84929 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 | Home to Moon Ghost |
| Earth-84999 | What If? #43 | Conan refused to join the Avengers |
| Earth-86082 | What If? #34 | Spider-Man married Black Widow |
| Earth-86501 | Avengers #267 | Kang died trying to nuke Avengers |
| Earth-87050 | New Mutants #49 | Magneto joined Hellfire Club |
| Earth-87715 | One Thing After Another | Attempt to cure Thing instead turned him into giant monster "Thing Kong". |
| Earth-88194 Earth-Shadowline | Dr. Zero #1 (1988) | The only super-beings that exist here are human-like Shadows-dwellers. |
| Earth-88234 | What If? #34 | Thor spoke in a Swedish accent |
| Earth-88255 | What If? #34 | Luke Cage found the Hammer of Thor |
| Earth-88263 | What If? #34 | Galactus tried to pawn the Silver Surfer |
| Earth-88292 | What If? #34 | Storm: air traffic controller |
| Earth-88304 | Avengers #295 | Dinodroids war against humanity |
| Earth-88426 | Uncanny X-Men #226 (1988) | No human occupants and no soul |
| Earth-88896 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #88 (1996) | Spider-Man & son mutated |
| Earth-89110 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #5 (1989) | Mr. Fixit (Hulk): high school hall monitor |
| Earth-89112 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #6 (1989) | X-Men lost Inferno |
| Earth-89120 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #8 (1989) | Iron Man lost the Armor Wars |
| Earth-89121 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #7 (1989) | Wolverine: Agent of SHIELD |
| Earth-89122 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #7 (1989) | Aunt May had Claws |
| Earth-89123 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #7 (1989) | Captain America never thawed |
| Earth-89124 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #7 (1989) | The Punisher didn't use guns |
| Earth-89130 | Excalibur #15 (1989) | "Old West" London |
| Earth-89721 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #1 (1989) | Avengers lost Evolutionary War |
| Earth-89771 | Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses #1 (2009) | Robot Fantastic Four |
| Earth-89947 | Excalibur #44 (1991) | Home to Enforcer Capone. |
| Earth-90112 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #18 (1990) | The Puppet Master used real hand puppets |
| Earth-90113 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #18 (1990) | The Punisher had #1 radio hit |
| Earth-90122 | Excalibur #32 (1990) | Teenage Excalibur led by female Captain Britain |
| Earth-90200 | ’’What If?’’ V ol 2 #10 (1990) | Frank Castle's family not killed |
| Earth-90201 | ’’What If?’’ V ol 2 #10 (1990) | The Living Recorder worked as boombox |
| Earth-90202 | ’’What If?’’ V ol 2 #10 (1990) | Thing was an Elvis impersonator |
| Earth-90203 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #10 (1990) | Hawkeye used golf clubs |
| Earth-90212 | ’’What If?’’ #20 (1980) | Spider-Man had spidery son |
| Earth-90213 | ’’What If? Spider-Man: Back in Black’’ #1 (2009) | Kingpin's sniper slew Mary Jane Parker |
| Earth-90221 | Immortal Iron Fist #21 (2009) | Humanity colonized planet Yaochi |
| Earth-90227 | X-Men: Ghost Boxes #2 (2009) | Cyclops committed suicide |
| Earth-90251 | '’What If? Secret Wars’’ #1 (2009) | Doctor Doom retains the Beyonder's powers during the Secret Wars. |
| Earth-90313 | Sensational She-Hulk #17 (1990) | Don't-Worry-Be-Happy-verse |
| Earth-90324 | Incredible Hercules #124 (2009) | Namora romanced Namor |
| Earth-90411 | Young X-Men #11 (2009) | Island nation Xaviera formed |
| Earth-90512 | '’Hulk Vol 2 #12 (2009) | Red Hulk killed Baron Mordo |
| Earth-90559 | Eternals #9 (1977) | Michele Urich got information on Eternals |
| Earth-90816 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #16 (1990) | Wolverine sent back to Conan's time |
| Earth-91110 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #31 (1991) | Spider-Man retained Uni-Power |
| Earth-91111 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #30 (1991) | Invisible Woman died in second childbirth; Suzy becomes a monstrous creature and is banished to the Negative Zone by her brother, Franklin Richards. |
| Earth-91112 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #30 (1991) | Mary, the daughter of Susan Storm and Reed Richards, brings a new age of peace. |
| Earth-91172 | Exiles: Days of Then and Now #1 (2008) | Hulk Annihilation |
| Earth-91600 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #26 (1991) | Punisher killed Daredevil. |
| Earth-92051 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 (1992) | Dino Knight killed |
| Earth-92100 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #42 (1992) | Spider-Man had 6 Arms |
| Earth-92101 | Avengers #355 (1992) | Home to Gatherer's Cassandra |
| Earth-92124 | Incredible Hercules #124 (2009) | A reality where Amazonia conquered the world early on, making Females the dominant sex across the globe, slowly eliminating the Male gene altogether. |
| Earth-92130 | Quasar #30 (1992) | Malestrom killed Quasar |
| Earth-92131 | ’’X-Men: The Animated Series’’ Episode #1 (1992) | Earth-assignation for the X-Men animated series and Spider-Man animated series.
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| Earth-92164 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #34 (1992) | Venom Possessed The Punisher |
| Earth-92201 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #34 (1992) | Thanos transformed Galactus |
| Earth-92202 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #34 (1992) | Dr. Doom: pediatrician |
| Earth-92207 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #34 (1992) | Galactus vs Ant-Man |
| Earth-92210 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #34 (1992) | Sue Richards: Visible Girl |
| Earth-92272 | X-Men: Ghost Boxes #2 (2009) | Wolverine and Beast driven mad |
| Earth-92299 | Thunderbolts #101 (2006) | Citizen V (Helmut Zemo) killed Captain America |
| Earth-92300 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #35 (1992) | Lady Deathstrike got a hangnail |
| Earth-92335 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #35 (1992) | Franklin Richards not saved by Cosmic Control Rod |
| Earth-92700 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #49 (1993) | Magneto stuck in elevator with Colossus, Dr. Doom, Iron Man |
| Earth-92800 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #40 (1992) | Ororo remained a thief |
| Earth-92942 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 (1992) | Home to Vampire Moon-Fang |
| Earth-93027 | Incredible Hercules #124 (2009) | Amadeus Cho was a popular hero |
| Earth-93031 | Mys-Tech Wars #1 (1993) | Mys-Tech's used Un-Earth, heroes perished |
| Earth-93060 Ultraverse | Hardcase #1 (1993) | Home of most Malibu Comics' Ultraverse characters (including Prime, Hardcase, and others) centered around an Alderson disk concept known as the Godwheel. |
| Earth-TRN127 | Phoenix Resurrection Aftermath #1 (1996) | Future Ultraverse |
| Earth-93070 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #51 (1993) | Punisher became Captain America |
| Earth-93074 | ’’What If? X-Men Age of Apocalypse’’ (2006) | Legion killed both Magneto and Xavier |
| Earth-93091 | Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #1 (1993) | Home of Revelation |
| Earth-93112 | Warlock and the Infinity Watch #12 (1993) | Alternate future conquered by an adaptation of Magnus, home to Hologram woman, training warbot |
| Earth-93122 | Death Wreck #2 (1994) | 2053 AD; Home to Dredge. |
| Earth-93124 | Punisher 2099 #24 (1995) | Punisher 2099 defeated Warlords |
| Earth-93165 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #55 (1993) | Avengers lost Kree-Shi'ar war |
| Earth-93246 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #46 (1993) | Cable Destroyed the X-Men |
| Earth-93411 | Motormouth #11 (1993) | Home to Electro-Vampires ~ 2195 A.D. |
| Earth-93600 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #50 (1993) | Hulk killed Wolverine |
| Earth-94001 | Loki #1 (2004) | Loki Triumphant |
| Earth-94019 | ’’X-Men: Children of the Atom’’ (1994) | X-Men: Children of the Atom universe |
| Earth-94040 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #60 (1994) | Scott Summers & Jean Grey married |
| Earth-94041 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #60 (1994) | Jean Grey fell in love with Angel |
| Earth-94042 | What If? Vol 2 #60 | Phoenix fell for Wolverine |
| Earth-94102 | Wolverine Vol 2 #86 (1994) | Forge & Wolverine opposed Adversary |
| Earth-94157 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #57 (1994) | Punisher: Agent of SHIELD |
| Earth-94316 | Death's Head II Vol 2 #16 | Chronozone's race fought Humanity |
| Earth-94561 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #61 (1994) | Spider-Man's parent's framed him for murder |
| Earth-94626 | Nova Vol 2 #6 (1994) | Nova failed to prevent Deathstorm |
| Earth-94831 | Exiles #38 (2004) | Mutant Destruction |
| Earth-94964 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #64 (1994) | Archangel went bad |
| Earth-95019 | Marvel Apes: Speedball Special #1 | Apes World Invaded |
| Earth-95022 | Spider-Man: Friends and Enemies #2 | Spider-Man: Agent of Dr. Octopus |
| Earth-95099 | ’’X-Men: The Animated Series’’ Episode #53 (1995) | Animated Age of Apocalypse |
| Earth-95120 | Marvel Riot #1 (1995) | Alternate Age of Apocalypse (humorous). |
| Earth-95121 | Fantastic Force #12 (1995) | Alternate planet where the Red Ghost and the Super-Apes became the Fantastic Four; possibly ruined by Vangaard. |
| Earth-95122 | Fantastic Force #12 (1995) | Fantastic Four recieved alternate powers; Ben is human in appearance with super-strength; Reed is Modok-like; Johnny X-rays and Sue has energy powers. This reality was possibly destroyed by Vangaard. |
| Earth-95169 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #69 (1995) | Stryfe destroyed the X-Men |
| Earth-95371 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #71 (1995) | America dropped Gamma bombs on Japan in WWII instead of atomic bombs, and created a thousand hulks |
| Earth-95397 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #104 (1998) | Infinity Gauntlet & Impossible Man |
| Earth-95615 | War Machine #15 (1995) | Zeitkrieg |
| Earth-95710 | Clandestine #9 (1995) | MODAM targeted Clan Destine |
| Earth-96020 | Avengers: The Crossing #1 (1996) | Home to an adolescent adaptation of Tony Stark. |
| Earth-96081 | Ultimate Super-Villains: To the Victor | Kang nuked New York City |
| Earth-96111 | Marvel Vision #1 (1996) | Home of Timeslip Thing |
| Earth-96169 | X-Men vs. Street Fighter (1996) | Earth-assignation of the Marvel vs. Capcom video game series |
| Earth-96173 | ’’Dr. Strange’’ (1978) | Dr. Strange television film |
| Earth-96190 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #90 (1996) | Cyclops & Havok raised by own parents |
| Earth-96211 | Marvel Vision #2 (1996) | Home of Timeslip Spider-Man. |
| Earth-96282 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #82 (1996) | Jonah Jameson adopted Spider-Man |
| Earth-96283 | ’’Spider-Man’’ (2002) | Earth-assignation of the Spider-Man films. Includes Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2, and Spider-Man 3 |
| Earth-96585 | ’’What If?’’ 2 #85 (1996) | Magneto ruled all mutants |
| Earth-97082 | ’’Iron Man: Crash’’ (1988) | |
| Earth-97102 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #100 (1997) | Fantastic Four sent to an Oz-like world after transformation. |
| Earth-97103 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #100 (1997) | The Land of Fuzz |
| Earth-97113 | Marvel Vision #13 (1997) | Future Mandarin's life and land taken away by government |
| Earth-97193 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #93 (1997) | Wolverine remained feral |
| Earth-97213 | ’’Mystic Arcana: Black Knight’’ #1 (2007) | |
| Earth-97214 | Marvel Vision #14 (1997) | Surfer killed Galactus |
| Earth-97315 | Marvel Vision #15 (1997) | Elektra formed the Sai on the Crimson Sun |
| Earth-97400 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #96 (1997) | Magneto saved Anya & Magda |
| Earth-97416 | Marvel Vision #17 (1998) | Banner & Jones merged into Hulk |
| Earth-97517 | Marvel Vision #17 (1998) | Horton created Torch to stop Nazis |
| Earth-97597 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #97 (1997) | Doom and Nathaniel Richards in Camelot |
| Earth-97618 | Marvel Vision #18 (1997) | Vibranium is secret |
| Earth-97751 | ’’What If?’’ #15 (1979) | Criminal gained Nova-power |
| Earth-97799 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 -1 (1997) | X-Men wasn't formed |
| Earth-97820 | Marvel Vision #20 (1997) | Namor savagely protected the oceans |
| Earth-97899 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #99 (1997) | Spider-Man publicly revealed ID |
| Earth-98091 | Supernaturals #1 (1998) | Earth-Chaos |
| Earth-98101 | ’’Timeslip: Coming of the Avengers’’ #1 | Avengers team consisting of Curt Conners, Jack Hart, Matt Murdock, Samuel Smithers, Thor Ordinson, and Charles Xavier. |
| Earth-98111 | Timeslip: The Collection #1 (1998) | Home of Timeslip Doctor Octopus |
| Earth-98120 | Avengers Forever #1 (1998) | Home reality of Ely, son of Songbird and Genis-Vell. |
| Earth-98125 | Marvel Vision #25 (1998) | Home to a Captain Britain who chose both the Amulet of Life and the Sword of Death. |
| Earth-98140 | Alien Legion #1 (1984) | The Legion fights for a future Galarchy |
| Earth-98151 | Marvel Team-Up Vol 2 #5 (1998) | A reality where the wicked Authority used the Globe of Ultimate Knowledge to learn all known information, eventually controlling the entire universe. |
| Earth-98178 | Captain Marvel #24 (1973) | Captain Marvel (Genis-Vell) killed Elysius |
| Earth-98193 | What If? X-Men Deadly Genesis #1 (2007) | Xavier's secret second team survived Krakoa |
| Earth-98226 | Marvel Vision #26 (1998) | Dire Wraiths controlled people |
| Earth-98311 | ’’Spider-Man: The Animated Series’’ Episode #64 (1998) | Home To Spider-Carnage |
| Earth-98362 | New Exiles #15 (2009) | Sarah McFarland had electro-magnet powers |
| Earth-98529 | Marvel Vision #29 (1998) | Colossus worked for Russian government |
| Earth-98630 | Marvel Vision #30 (1998) | Mole Man's creatures bored out Earth's core |
| Earth-98701 | ’’X-Men & Spider-Man: Time's Arrow’’ #1 | No super-heroes |
| Earth-98702 | ’’X-Men & Spider-Man: Time's Arrow’’ #1 | Destroyed by Kang's Time Arrow |
| Earth-98748 | Captain Marvel #22 (1972) | Merged Genis killed Council of Aligned Planets |
| Earth-99062 | Avengers #18 (1965) | Mini-Marvels |
| Earth-99315 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #15 (1999) | Kree took over Earth |
| Earth-99409 | Blade: The Vampire Hunter #3 (1994) | Crossbow |
| Earth-99476 Dino-World | Excalibur #9 (1989; mentioned) Excalibur #51 (1992; seen) | Home of Britainicus Rex and the Dinosaur People. |
| Earth-99953 | New Exiles #12 (2008) | Chris Claremont has psychic powers |
| Earth-103173 | Prelude to Deadpool Corps #3 (2010) | Home to a dog named Wilson who went through a experiment with Mascara X and became this universe's Deadpool. |
| Earth-105709 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #9 (1990) | X-Men were killed on their mission against Krakoa; one of the worlds where the Living Laser escaped via Uatu's alternate Earths portals in Quasar #6 and Quasar #30. |
| Earth-107342 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 (2001) | Wakanda destroys global economy |
| Earth-111347 | Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47 (2001) | Reed Richards became Dr. Doom |
| Earth-112001 | ’’US War Machine’’ Vol 2 #1 (2003) | War Machine MAX |
| Earth-115000 | Avengers Vol 3 #42 (2001) | Mutants conquered Earth |
| Earth-120185 | Transformers (UK) #1 (1984) | The reality surrounding the Marvel UK incarnation of the Transformers, Action Force and others. Notably, it is not the same actuality featured in the Marvel US Transformers comic book series, but rather an prolonged version of it. The first UK-originated story is written in UK issue #9—this Earth's numerical title is a indication to the date of publication of this issue, the 12th of January, 1985. |
| Earth-121347 | ’’Ghost Rider’’ (2007) | Universe of the Ghost Rider and Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance films |
| Earth-121698 | ’’Fantastic Four’’ (2005) | Universe of the Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer films |
| Earth-121893 | ’’X-Men: The Animated Series’’ Episode #21 (1993) | Bishop and Cable changed their timelines |
| Earth-123456 | ’’Marvel Super Hero Squad: Hero Up!’’ #1 (2009) | Universe of all Superhero Squad publications |
| Earth-123488.23497 | ’’Avengers’’ #296 (1988) | Home of one of the Kangs from the Council of Cross-Time Kangs |
| Earth-130000 | X-Force #100 (2000) | Stryfe & Mutant Liberation Front killed Cable & Cannonball |
| Earth-135263 | ’’Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes’’ Episode #1 (2006) | Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes cartoon |
| Earth-148611 New Universe | DP7 #1 (1986) | Jim Shooter created a line of Marvel comics taking place in a detached universe based in a "more realistic setting." Superpowers were given to several people in the White Event. |
| Earth-187319 | Exiles #95 (2007) | Doom brought an end to hunger and disease |
| Earth-198234 | ’’What If?’’ #34 (1982) | Daredevil was deaf instead of blind |
| Earth-199312 | ’’Spider-Man & X-Men: Arcade’s Revenge’’ (1992) | Earth-assignation of the Spider-Man/X-Men: Arcade’s Revenge video game |
| Earth-199406 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #62 (1994) | What If Logan Battled Weapon X? |
| Earth-199606 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #86 (1996) | Scarlet Spider killed Spider-Man |
| Earth-199673 | ’’The Invincible Iron Man’’ (2007) | The Invincible Iron Man animated film |
| Earth-199999 | ’’Iron Man’’ (2008) | The Marvel Cinematic Universe. Currently includes Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger, The Avengers and Iron Man 3. |
| Earth-200080 | Marvel Boy #1 (1950) | Home to Marvel Boy (Noh-Varr) |
| Earth-200111 | Fury #1 (1994) | Fury & Punisher MAX |
| Earth-200500 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | "Avengers All Had Beards" |
| Earth-200505 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | "Black Panther Is Caucasian" |
| Earth-200507 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Swapped Rivals |
| Earth-200509 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Galactus got food poisoning |
| Earth-200510 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Mark Millar & Bryan Hitch took over Spider-Man |
| Earth-200524 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Cyclops got an eye infection |
| Earth-200527 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Hulk bitten by a radioactive spider |
| Earth-200529 | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Someone else killed Ben Parker |
| Earth-200781 | Marvel Adventures: Fantastic Four #25 (2007) | Home to Doc Iron |
| Earth-200782 | Marvel Adventures: Fantastic Four #25 (2007) | Femmetastic Four |
| Earth-200783 | Marvel Adventures: Fantastic Four #25 (2007) | Fantastic Four with Spider-Man |
| Earth-200784 | Marvel Adventures: Fantastic Four #25 (2007) | Fantastic Four and Dr. Doom musically competed |
| "Earth-205117" | ’’X-Men: Mutant Wars’’ (2000) | Home of X-Men: Mutant Wars video game |
| Earth-341983 | ’’What If?’’ #34 (1982) | Black Bolt & The Inhumans are a rock band |
| Earth-400005 | ’’The Incredible Hulk’’ (1977) | Home to the Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno Incredible Hulk realm, including a total of 5 TV movies and a 82-episode television series |
| Earth-400083 | ’’Hulk’’ (2003) | 2003 Hulk film |
| Earth-523000 | ’’What If...General Ross became the Hulk?’’ (2005) | General "Thunderbolt" Ross became the Hulk instead of Bruce Banner. |
| Earth-523001 | ’’What If...Karen Page Had Lived?’’ (2005) | Comparable to Earth-616, but deviated when Bullseye killed Karen Page in Daredevil Vol 2 #5. |
| Earth-523002 | ’’What If...Jessica Jones Had Joined the Avengers?’’ (2005) | Jessica Jones became an Avenger and S.H.I.E.L.D. liaison. |
| Earth-523003 | ’’What If...Dr. Doom Had Become the Thing?’’ (2005) | Victor Von Doom made up with Reed Richards, and journeyed into space with him, Susan, and Johnny Storm rather than Ben Grimm. Victor became the Thing. |
| Earth-523004 | ’’What If…Magneto Had Formed the X-Men With Professor X?’’ (2005) | Magneto joined sides with Charles Xavier. They formed an X-Men team with Wolverine, Jean Grey/Phoenix, Destiny, Mystique, Peter Rasputin, Kitty Pride, Lockheed, Sage, and Dr. Hank McCoy. |
| Earth-534834 | ’’The Marvel Action Hour: The Fantastic Four’’ Episode #1 (1994) | The Marvel Action Hour: Fantastic Four, Iron Man: The Animated Series and Incredible Hulk cartoons |
| Earth-555326 | ’’Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow’’ (2008) | Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow direct-to-video animated movie |
| Earth-600001 | ’’Captain America’’ (1944) | 1944 Captain America film serial |
| Earth-600026 | ’’Marvel Superheroes: Captain America’’ Episode #1 (1966) | 1966 Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, and Sub-Mariner cartoons |
| Earth-600043 | ’’Captain America’’ (1979) | Captain America television movies from 1979: Captain America and Captain America II: Death Too Soon. |
| Earth-600123 | New X-Men Vol 2 #10 (2005) | Prodigy prevented from retaining his memories |
| Earth-602636 | Mary Jane #1 (2004) | Teen-age Mary Jane Watson |
| Earth-604829 | ’’Spider-Man’’ Episode #1 (1981) | 1981 Spider-Man Cartoon |
| Earth-627282 | Journey into Mystery #82 (1962) | Interplanetary imperialistic force |
| Earth-634962 | ’’Silver Surfer’’ Episode #1 (1998) | 1998 Silver Surfer animated series |
| Earth-630592 | Journey into Mystery #92 | Fruit of Rrorgo |
| Earth-635972 | ’’Power Pack’’ (1991) | Power Pack television movie
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| Earth-669116 | Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 #16 (2009) | Universe consumed by space/time fault |
| Earth-697064 | ’’Captain America’’ (1990) | Captain America 1990 Direct-to-Video film |
| Earth-700029 | ’’Generation X’’ (1996) | Generation X TV movie |
| Earth-700089 | ’’Fantastic Four’’ Episode #1 (1967) | Fantastic Four animated series from 1967 |
| Earth-700459 | ’’Spider-Woman’’ Episode #1 (1979) | Spider-Woman animated series |
| Earth-700974 | ’’The Thing’’ Episode #1 (1979) | Part of a packaged program with The Flintstones on NBC titled “Fred & Barney Meet The Thing” |
| Earth-701306 | ’’Daredevil’’ (2003) | Daredevil and Elektra films |
| Earth-704509 | ’’Mutant X’’ Episode #1 (2001) | Mutant-X |
| Earth-711042 | Sub-Mariner #42 (1971) | Home to Final Sons of Man |
| Earth-730784 | ’’Avengers: United They Stand’’ Episode #1 (1999) | Avengers: United They Stand animated television series universe |
| Earth-730834 | ’’Avengers: United They Stand’’ #1 (1999) | Avengers: United They Stand comic line tie in with the television series |
| Earth-730911 | ’’The Amazing Spider-Man’’ (1977) | The Amazing Spider-Man live-action television film and follow-up T.V. series |
| Earth-751263 | Spider-Man Unlimited Vol 2 #1 (1999) | Spider-Man Unlimited Universe, home to it's own version of Counter-Earth where most beings on the planet have symbiotes. |
| Earth-760207 | ’’Spider-Man: The New Animated Series’’ Episode 1 (2003) | Reality of Spider-Man: The New Animated Series. Also known as ’’’ Earth-2003711’’’. |
| Earth-761243 | Thor #243 (1976) | Final divergence at universe's end |
| Earth-770724 | Spidey Super Stories #23 (1977) | All forced to wear Spider-Man costumes |
| Earth-791014 | ’’Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes’’ Episode #12 (2011) | Amusement World |
| Earth-791218 | ’’What If?’’ #18 (1979) | Dr. Strange: disciple of Dormammu |
| Earth-794282 | Thor #245 (1976) | Final divergence at universe's end |
| Earth-805110 | Cable #85 (2000) | Borderline |
| Earth-807093 | Marvel Comics Presents #9 (1988) | Savage, Hulk-like beings |
| Earth-807128 | Fantastic Four #555 (2008) | Dying world 500 years in the future |
| Earth-808122 | Hero Initiative: Mike Wieringo #1 (2008) | After the original Fantastic Four was killed by De’lila the new Fantastic Four (Ghost Rider, Wolverine, Hulk and Spider-Man) stayed together. |
| Earth-820231 | ’’What If?’’ #31 (1982) | Wolverine killed the Hulk |
| Earth-821236 | ’’What If?’’ #36 (1982) | Nova refused to yield |
| Earth-823019 | Thor #372 (1986) | Zaniac reborn |
| Earth-840645 | ’’What If?’’ #45 (1984) | Hulk's mind linked to Rick Jones |
| Earth-841047 | ’’What If?’’ #47 (1984) | Loki found Mjolnir |
| Earth-861095 | Fantastic Four #295 (1986) | Circa 12000 A.D. |
| Earth-869371 | Thor #371 (1986) | Massive Zaniac outbreak during World War VII |
| Earth-900651 | Marvel Fanfare #51 (1990) | Mantis raised son Sprout on Earth |
| Earth-901037 | Avengers Spotlight #37 (1990) | Modern "age of heroes" began in 1961 |
| Earth-901220 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #20 (1990) | Spider-Man didn't marry MJ |
| Earth-901237 | Exiles #5 (2001) | Where the Hulk has been chased into Canada, and left there for Alpha Flight to deal with. |
| Earth-902124 | Incredible Hercules #124 (2009) | Hercules romanced Namora |
| Earth-920942 | Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 (1992) | Crescent Moon led religious warrior team |
| Earth-921031 | ’’X-Men: The Animated Series’’ Episode #1 (1992) | X-Men: The Animated Series |
| Earth-941066 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #66 (1994) | Rogue gained Thor's power |
| Earth-950108 | Midnight Sons Unlimited #8 (1995) | Technology-oriented Clave |
| Earth-957145 | Exiles #26 (2003) | Mimic killed Juggernaut |
| Earth-961116 | ’’X-Men: The Animated Series’’ Episode #74 (1997) | Jubilee's Animated Fairytale Theater |
| Earth-961212 | Marvel Vision #12 (1996) | Thor used regular hammer |
| Earth-971023 | Exiles #8 (2002) | Where all the normal hero characters are young children. |
| Earth-971123 | Marvel Vision #23 (1997) | Punisher was an accountant |
| Earth-971224 | Marvel Vision #24 (1997) | Ghost Rider patrolled with Chucky |
| Earth-983107 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 107 (1998) | Thor did not succumb to warrior's madness |
| Earth-989112 | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #112 (1998) | New York remained a Savage Land |
| Earth-989192 | Exiles #26 (2003) | Heroes for Hire Inc, Multinational |
| Earth-TRN011 | ’’Punisher: War Zone’’ (2008) | Punisher: War Zone |
| Earth-Mesozoic24 | ’’Avengers’’ #296 (1988) | Home of one of the Kangs from the Council of Cross-Time Kangs |
| DC Universe | New Fun Comics #1, (1935); Zero Hour #0, (1994); JLA/Avengers, (2003) | Although part of a separate multiverse, the Post-Crisis / Post-Zero Hour DC Universe crossed-over with the mainstream Marvel Universe (Earth-616) in 2003 for JLA/Avengers. |
| Mojoverse | Numerous Issues | Longshot is from the Mojoverse, it has been revealed by the Timebroker that there is only one Mojoverse in all existence, this meaning that Longshot is the same hero who was once a member of Earth-616's X-Men. However, as Mojo has been bribed with viewing access to all parallel worlds, Mojo's ability to view and extract people from alternate universes seems to be very limited. |
Unofficial UniversesEdit
These universe numbers have not actually been printed in an official Marvel publication. For officially printed universes, see "Official Universes" above.
| Name | First Appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| "Earth-0" | Thor #162 (1989) | Known as the Reality that Existed Before the Big Bang. Home to DSpayre, Dweller-in-Darkness, and Galan (before he became Galactus). |
| "Earth-13" | Captain America Vol 2 #12 (1997) | The Heroes Reborn pocket dimension and the Negative Zone is merged with the WildStorm Universe. |
| "Earth-904" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #12 (1990) | Asgardian X-Men |
| "Earth-908" | Avengers West Coast #61 (1990) | Tippit caused World War III |
| "Earth-913" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #23 (1991) | Second X-Men Team Never Formed |
| "Earth-983" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #105 (1998) | Gambit Condemned |
| "Earth-1059" | ’’Marvel Knights 2001 Millennial Visions’’ (2002) | War Journal Entry 122312 |
| "Earth-1611" | The Age of the Sentry #1 | Age of the Sentry |
| "Earth-1815" | Exiles #1 (2001) | Operation: Zero Tolerance Successful |
| "Earth-2301" | Marvel Mangaverse: Fantastic Four #1 (2000) | Mangaverse |
| "Earth-2988" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #111 (1998) | Wolverine: Horseman of Apocalypse |
| "Earth-3931" | Exiles #31 (2003) | Vampire Avengers |
| "Earth-5718" | Marvel Knights 4 #18 (2005) | Genetically engineered Nazis |
| "Earth-6676" | Tales to Astonish #75 (1966) | Arrkham |
| "Earth-6955" | Exiles #7 (2002) | Exiles take a break |
| "Earth-90214" Marvel Noir | Spider-Man Noir #1 (2009) | Set in the 1920s-1930s, where superpowers doesn't exist but replace with "driven, noir-flavored characterization." |
| "Earth-7964" | ’’X-Men Legends’’ (2004) | The X-Men help a kidnapped mutant. |
| "Earth-8013" | ‘’The Art of John Byrne’’ | Magneto founded the X-Men |
| "Earth-8116" | Epic Illustrated #1 (1980) | Home to Dreadstar |
| "Earth-8337" | Bizarre Adventures #34 (1983) | Easter Hare |
| "Earth-8642" | Bizarre Adventures #34 (1983) | Kochmayer, Santa Claus |
| "Earth-8926" | Excalibur #15 (1989) | Captain Britain is a duck |
| "Earth-9013" | ’’What If?’’ #9 (1978) | Thing mutated until he became a rock. |
| "Earth-9092" | Avengers West Coast #62 (1990) | Wonder Man's death throes slew Avengers |
| "Earth-9093" | Avengers West Coast #62 (1990) | Janet van Dyne slain by Creature from Kosmos |
| "Earth-9140" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #24 (1991) | Punisher killed Wolverine-Lord of the Vampires |
| "Earth-9208" | Deathlok Annual Vol 2 #1 (1992) | Techno-War |
| "Earth-9250" | ’’What If? Vol 2 #37 (1992) | Wolverine-Lord of the Vampires killed The Punisher |
| "Earth-9260" | ’’What If? Vol 2 #38 (1992) | Seth dominated Asgard and incarcerated and enchanted Thor, nearly murdered and engaged the power of Odin. |
| "Earth-9291" | ’’What If? Vol 2 #41 (1992) | Wolverine: Worst there is |
| "Earth-9790" | ’’What If? Vol 2 #76 (1995) | Xavier Sales Executives |
| "Earth-9791" | ’’What If? Vol 2 #100 (1997) | Wolverine with Styrofoam skeleton |
| "Earth-9793" | ’’What If? Vol 2 #100 (1997) | Wolverine and Sabretooth were best friends |
| "Earth-10190" | Thor #498 (1996) | Wagner's Earth |
| "Earth-46127" | Cable & Deadpool #46 (2007) | Bob the Hydra agent punched out Nick Fury |
| "Earth-47920" | Fear #19 (1973) | Howard the Duck's original homeworld |
| "Earth-48909" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #3 (1989) | Wolverine got a real job |
| "Earth-58162" | Cable & Deadpool #16 (2005) | Phalanx Cable |
| "Earth-81122" | Ultimate X-Men/Ultimate Fantastic Four Annual #1 (2008) | Future Ultimate Universe where the Fantastic Four head an anti-mutant regime |
| "Earth-82101" | ’’What If?’’ #35 (1982) | Yellowjacket died |
| "Earth-82618" | Amazing Spider-Man Family #1 (2008) | Frog Thor fought Loki |
| "Earth-84309" | X-Force Annual #1]] (1992) | X-Force helped defeat Mojo |
| "Earth-90110" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #19 (1990) | The Ultravision's Utopia; home to the Cosmic Avengers. |
| "Earth-90111" | ’’What If?’’ Vol 2 #19 (1990) | The Ultravision's Dystopia; Genoshan bombing of USA brings chaos, Ultravision gets ready to triumph over the universe. |
| "Earth-90210" | Wolverine Vol 3 #66 (2008) | Old Man Logan |
| "Earth-90659" | Avengers West Coast #59 (1990) | Hydro-Man's bomb |
| "Earth-91126" ’’’Earth-Z’’’ | ’’Marvel Zombies Return’’ (2009) | Zombie Virus Spreads |
| "Earth-91274" | G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1 (1982) | The U.S. G.I. Joe/Transformers comics |
| "Earth-97534" | Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter - Guilty Pleasures #1 (2006) | Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter |
| "Earth-121613" | ’’Fantastic Four’’ (1996) | Unreleased Fantastic Four film |
| "Earth-200501" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | "Ultimate Ultimate Universe" |
| "Earth-200502" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Andrew Jackson replaced the Thing |
| "Earth-200503" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Stan Lee wrote Ultimate Spider-Man |
| "Earth-200504" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Internet existed in 1975 |
| "Earth-200506" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Identity Crisis happened in the Marvel Universe |
| "Earth-200508" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Wolverine is in every comic |
| "Earth-200511" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | "M.O.D.O.K. Had An Itch" |
| "Earth-200512" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | DC agreed to do Batman/Daredevil |
| "Earth-200513" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | "Fantastic Four Reached The Moon" |
| "Earth-200514" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Stan Lee tried to break into comics |
| "Earth-200515" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | "Marvel Heroes Aged In Real Time" |
| "Earth-200516" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Internet existed in 1965 |
| "Earth-200517" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Doom and Strange Swap |
| "Earth-200518" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Reading comics could get you women |
| "Earth-200519" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Drawing comics could get you women |
| "Earth-200520" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Werewolf by Day |
| "Earth-200521" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Eco-friendly Ghost Rider |
| "Earth-200522" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Internet existed in 1985 |
| "Earth-200523" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Namor is self-conscious |
| "Earth-200525" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Emma Frost could read Nick Thompson's mind |
| "Earth-200526" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Punisher was a bleeding heart |
| "Earth-200528" | ’’Wha...Huh?’’ (2005) | Mark Millar never became a comic book writer |
| "Earth-791021" | Howard the Duck Vol 2 #3 (1980) | Duckworld |
| "Earth-818793" ’’’The Evil Dead Universe’’’ | ’’ Marvel Zombies Vs. Army of Darkness’’ #1 (2007) | Home to Ashley J. Williams; the universe is home to the Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, and Army of Darkness movies |
| "Earth-905237" | Marvel Tales Vol 2 237 (1990) | Home to Duktor Doom |
| "Earth-931113" | Nightstalkers #13 (1993) | Hannibal King: Lord of Vampires |
Pocket dimensions: universes within universes Edit
- Earth-311 (Marvel 1602): Originating out of a Neil Gaiman story; the Age of Marvels began during Queen Elizabeth's reign. Elizabethan versions of many Marvel heroes banded together. The sequel is 1602: New World. Note: Within the pages of 1602, it is unambiguously affirmed that this universe is the same Earth-616 that the normal Marvel titles are based within. However, when events transpire at the end of the series, the 1602-verse lives on in Uatu's pocket dimension as Earth-311. (Marvel 1602 #6, page 2)
- Limbo: The name of three singular dimensions in the Marvel Universe.
- The Encroachiverses: A succession of universes believed disappointments by extremely powerful, unnamed beings; including the Baloney-verse, the Don't-Worry-Be-Happy-verse, the 976-verse, the Dimension of Suicide, the Noriega-verse, the Trashi-verse, the Narcissi-verse. the Media-verse, the Puppet-verse, and the Insipiverse.
- The Microverse: Many microverses originally existed within the Marvel Multiverse. The most commonly visited is Sub-Atomica and the Micronauts’ Homeworld.
- Counter-Earth (Heroes Reborn): Originally a pocket dimension, where Franklin Richards kept some of the heroes after the events surrounding the appearance of Onslaught, this verison of Earth now resides in the Earth-616 universe, on the opposite side of the sun.
- The Magick Universe, home to Lord Chaos (Earth-616), Master Order (Earth-616), and the In-Betweener (Earth-616).
Future timelinesEdit
The future of the Marvel Universe is not set in stone; not all futures listed below are possible futures. Some are thought to have been prevented, but may have only been delayed.
Near futureEdit
The near-future timeline of MC2 is home to numerous next-generation superheroes, most notably Spider-Girl and the next generation of Avengers.
The dark future of Days of Future Past may have been prevented by the X-Men. In this timeline, mutants are hunted down and either killed or imprisoned by the Sentinels who control the world's governments. Rachel Summers, Nimrod and Ahab have all traveled from here to the present. The future of Bishop, Shard and the XSE may be a later period in the same timeline.
The future timeline of Earth X revolves around the Marvel Universe's cosmology. However, Earth X is not a possible future of the main Marvel Universe, given that revelations about the history of Earth X that are incompatible with the known history of Earth-616.
In one future timeline, Martians conquer the Earth in a redux of The War of the Worlds. Killraven and his Freemen are among the few revolutionaries who are able to resist the alien overlords. In one alternate timeline, Killraven is the leader of his timeline's team of Avengers; another alternate version was seen in Alan Davis's Killraven miniseries.
The year 2020 is home to several heroes and villains, most notably Iron Man 2020. Machine Man and Sunset Bain are known to have future counterparts in this year. The bounty hunter Death's Head visited here at least twice (and died here on the last visit), and his successor Death's Head II (Minion) was created here and returned to this timeline on several occasions. Nikki Doyle, the virtual-reality adventurer called Wild Thing, is also a native of 2020.
The space faring superhero Star-Lord hails from a future timeline, but has, through unknown circumstances, come to reside in the present, where he fought alongside Thanos against the Maker in the cosmic prison called the Kyln.
Far futureEdit
The Marvel 2099 series tell the exploits of the Marvel Universe in the year 2099, including Spider-Man 2099, Doom 2099, and the X-Men 2099. Marvel 2099 has its heroes in a climate of corporate-dominated dystopia. An alternate version of this timeline was seen in the Marvel Knights 2099 series of one-shots; a villain from this time traveled to the past and was defeated by a group of heroes from the present, who remained in this future timeline after preventing their own timeline from occurring.
The Spider-Man of the year 2500 met both the modern Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2099, but was later killed by the Hobgoblin from 2211.
The 30th century is the home of the Guardians of the Galaxy and their allies, the Galactic Guardians. The Guardians are the future of the same timeline that Killraven inhabits. The starship Sol III and its crew (from Cyberspace 3000) are also native of the time of the Guardians.
The 30th century of the parallel timeline of Other-Earth is the home of Kang the Conqueror, whose divergent counterparts include Immortus and Iron Lad; he uses the 40th century as his home base.
Cable and his clone Stryfe hail from the future world that was ruled by Apocalypse until he was killed by the time-travelling Cyclops and Phoenix. Cable was raised here by the Askani, who were led by this timeline's version of his time-displaced half-sister, Rachel Summers.
The year 8192 is home to the time-travelling robot bounty hunter Death's Head and the gladiators-turned-mercenaries called Dragon's Claws.
The end of timeEdit
Near the end of time, the last member of the timeline-managing Time Variance Authority oversees the birth of three entities named Ast, Vort, and Zanth; these three become either the Time-Keepers or the Time-Twisters in one of the two possible remaining futures. The Time-Keepers are the employers of Immortus, and use him to eliminate timelines that could lead to the creation of the Time-Twisters. During the Destiny War, Kang the Conqueror killed the Time-Keepers and diverged from Immortus, creating a new future for himself in which he does not become Immortus.
Wolverine and Jubilee of the X-Men were once transported to the end of the universe (the "Big Crunch") by the time-dancer Spiral and her employer Mojo. All four returned to their own time after the battle.
Galactus battles the Watcher who witnessed his "birth". The two of them battle over a millennia and the universe basically dies around them. Stars burn out and opposed to there being a "big crunch" entropy wins over all. As the universe verges on flickering out of existence, Galactus draws his last shreds of energy, giving him just enough of an edge to battle the rogue Watcher. Galactus and Nova, his herald, are left in an empty void. Galactus comes to the realization what he's been doing for billions of years. He cracks his armor and the energy he absorbed spews out of him. Galactus becomes the Big Bang of the next universe. Nova survives and becomes the "Galactus" of the next universe and the cycle continues.
Mister Immortal, Craig Hollis of the Great Lakes Avengers, is destined to be the only true immortal in existance and will learn the last secret of the universe at the last moments of the universe.
BibliographyEdit
- Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Alternate Universes 2005
- X-Men: Millennial Visions #2000
- Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z (Hardcover) Vol. 2-5
2005's Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Alternate Universes compiles all of the then-known universes in a Earth-number format. Supposedly, the method of delineating a Universe's number is to derive the numbers from the publication date of the issue where the universe first appeared. First being the two-digit year followed by the number of the month. For instance, it is commonly and erroneously thought that "Earth-616" was named after the publication date of Fantastic Four #1, 61 from its year of publication and 6 from June.
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