Originally published pre-Last Knight. Vachon takes a look at a future that might have been. N/N, T/V
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| - Originally published pre-Last Knight. Vachon takes a look at a future that might have been. N/N, T/V
- As the DC Comics Universe is constantly active at many points during the timestream, and there exist many functional ways to travel through it, heroes and supervillains from different eras frequently meet each other outside of normal temporal parameters. This causes a discrepancy with any characters in question from the future, as their entire lives remain unstable and subject only to the actions of those in the present. As such, these futures are frequently fading from existence, and in many instances, those such as Waverider and Monarch have traveled into the past with the hopes of changing their own possible futures. Over the years, the Superheroes and Supervillains of the DCU have met with a large number of possible versions of themselves, sometimes ending in good, and sometimes bad re
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As the is constantly active at many points during the timestream, and there exist many functional ways to travel through it, heroes and supervillains from different eras frequently meet each other outside of normal temporal parameters. This causes a discrepancy with any characters in question from the future, as their entire lives remain unstable and subject only to the actions of those in the present. As such, these futures are frequently fading from existence, and in many instances, those such as Waverider and Monarch have traveled into the past with the hopes of changing their own possible futures. Over the years, the Superheroes and Supervillains of the DCU have met with a large number of possible versions of themselves, sometimes ending in good, and sometimes bad results.
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| - * timestream
* Hypertime
* Imaginary Stories
* Space Cabby
* Tommy Tomorrow
* Chris KL-99
* Legion of Super-Heroes
* Adult Legion
* Earth-AD
* Armageddon 2001
* Team Titans
* Legends of the Dead Earth
* DC One Million
* Futuresmiths
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* Batman Beyond
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| - As the DC Comics Universe is constantly active at many points during the timestream, and there exist many functional ways to travel through it, heroes and supervillains from different eras frequently meet each other outside of normal temporal parameters. This causes a discrepancy with any characters in question from the future, as their entire lives remain unstable and subject only to the actions of those in the present. As such, these futures are frequently fading from existence, and in many instances, those such as Waverider and Monarch have traveled into the past with the hopes of changing their own possible futures. Over the years, the Superheroes and Supervillains of the DCU have met with a large number of possible versions of themselves, sometimes ending in good, and sometimes bad results.
- Originally published pre-Last Knight. Vachon takes a look at a future that might have been. N/N, T/V
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