DC Promises Big Changes as "Convergence" Winds Down in May

[colonyofcells]

After convergence, maybe dc will ignore continuity more. Can maybe have 1 title where Catwoman is a villain, and another title where Catwoman is a hero. There's probably no need to say what earth each story takes place on.

[Dataweaver]

Or they could just publish stuff and not worry too much about classifying and labeling what Earth it takes place on.

Not to beat a dead horse, but that’s one of the things I like about Hypertime: the dynamic nature of streams branching and intersecting highlights the folly of trying to come up with a comprehensive naming convention for all of them.

Or, put into simpler terms: with Hypertime, you don’t worry too much about classifying and labeling what Earth something takes place on.

[GlennSimpson]

After convergence, maybe dc will ignore continuity more. Can maybe have 1 title where Catwoman is a villain, and another title where Catwoman is a hero. There's probably no need to say what earth each story takes place on.

It's doubtful Catwoman would get two titles.

What you would get is one arc by one writer where Catwoman is more focused on her villainous traits, and then a later writer that focuses more on her heroic ones.

[nate1986]

one question after Convergence is all said and done will all issues start back at Issue one

[Mister Ferro]

one question after Convergence is all said and done will all issues start back at Issue one

No. The only #1s are the brand new series that will come out.

[nate1986]

No. The only #1s are the brand new series that will come out.

oh, I'm gonna use Convergence as a jumping on point to get into DC from talking to a co worker of mine DC seems to be a little more organized and not a giant cluster of chaos like Marvel is