About the Marvel Universe in the Books

There will be a relatively independent Marvel Universe in the book, which does not have much overlap with the DC Universe. It is set to be the 'next door neighbor' of the DC Comics Universe, while retaining the concept of the multiverse.

The timeline will be basically the same as that of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it will be slightly adjusted because all Marvel movies and TV series will be added, as well as some comic heroes whose strengths have been adjusted (big cuts), so the world situation will be slightly different. But it is completely compatible with the world view of the movie universe.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is independent of the main universe (earth-616) and the ultimate universe (earth-1610) in the Marvel Universe, and is numbered earth-199999. Tuanzi thought about it, and his own Marvel Universe number is called earth-40.

By the way, some interesting tidbits. Marvel claims that the parallel world is all-encompassing, including Japanese comics and other literary works. The world view is in it. Our real world is in the Marvel multiverse, numbered earth-1218, and there are two A false reality world very similar to it is called earth-trn565, and earth-

earth-trn565 is a world with only Marvel and no DC

Earth-38119 is a world where superheroes really exist. Spider-Man and Stan Lee often go out together to do heroic things.

After AC Corporation was acquired by Marvel in 1997, the world of Men in Black also joined the Marvel Multiverse. Now that Marvel is acquired by Disney, it stands to reason that Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck should also join the Marvel Multiverse.

The author can't figure out who is better between Mickey Mouse and oaa. What do you think? (laugh)