Favorite superhero universes that aren't Marvel/DC?

[MoneySpider]

The Image universe. I'm trying to learn more about Spawn, The Darkness and Witchblade. And I wish they would bring Haunt back as a character and solo book.

[PaulBullion]

Wally Wood's T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents world is so wonderful.

[Electricmastro]

The Quality Universe.

[Kuro no Shinigami]

favorite superhero universe is My Hero Academia

[Riv86672]

Maybe even more than the MU or DCU, this is where I’ve always wanted to boldly go...:

[Gray Lensman]

Nexus, by Mike Barron and Steve Rude.

[A Small Talent For War]

These are good choices.

I like a lot of the 80's and 90's Superhero universes - WildStorm (Authority, Planetary, Majestic, New WildCATS, etc.) has become a DC book now, but still a separate universe where DC characters dominate pop culture. Inside WildStorm, there was Alan Moore's terrific line of ABC comics which sorta continued what he had done with SUPREME (another terrific superhero universe). Supreme itself was a kind of continuation of what Moore did for Marvel at the beginning of his career with Captain Britain. That was another Superhero Universe inside the Marvel universe.

However, inside Moore's America's Best Comics line, there was another superhero universe that has to be my favorite, but short lived, fictional universe of all time - TOP 10 - with Zander Cannon and Gene Ha. Including the hilarious mini-series SMAX, I think it's probably the best superhero work Moore's done since WATCHMEN, and actually much more entertaining.

Also, some mention of Moore's Lovecraft Universe from Yuggoth Cultures to The Courtyard to Neonomicon to his magnum opus Providence. That was one of the best developed fictional universes of all time.

[Steel Inquisitor]

WildStorm, pre-DC.

[shooshoomanjoe]

Liefeld's eXtreme Universe

[Arfguy]

WildStorm. RIP.

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Initially came in to say: the Invincible-verse. It has such an amazing scope.

How do I give the edge to Invincible over the universe that gave rise to the "widescreen comics"?

1. Wildstorm-verse
2. Invincible-verse

[Güicho]

1972- -Several King Feature Syndicate ....





Sadly, as far as the movies rights, I believe The Phantom, Mandrake + Lothar & Flash Gordon are being developed at different studious, so a shared movie-verse is unlikely at the time.

I'll second the King Feature shared universe / Defenders of the Earth / and aspects of Dynamites revival Kings Watch / Kings Quest
- https://community.cbr.com/showthread...=1#post2839539

as well as their shared proto-Super hero pulp universe.



And really enjoy Umbrella Academy comic and tv series.

[Agent Z]

Power Rangers and Ninja Turtles.

[MyriVerse]

Ultraverse
Sigilverse

I was enjoying the Hanna-Barbera books from DC a couple years back.

And sort of the attempted Hasbro-verse.

[Güicho]

I was enjoying the Hanna-Barbera books from DC a couple years back.
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Absolutely all HB's World of Super Adventure creations (minus F4 licensed from Marvel)



I was so on-board the launch of that universe...

[Güicho]

And sort of the attempted Hasbro-verse.

The Hasbro-verse, is a ruff-sell. (and I think as a movie franchise might be dead? But I haven't been following it)
There has been some precedence for them crossing over through , GI Joe, Transformers, Rom, Micronauts, all crossed through Marvel (and I think IDW?) comics at some point.
People are still used to these franchises as completley separate, and others in there are more obscure

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Still it's such an outrageous bombastic idea, I'd absolutely embrace it.
I wish they could get a show or movie runner to just put it all together, and apologetically go full force with it.





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