Some of the Earths on the list just seem wrong. Like the list states that Earth One is the home of Silver Age characters but with Superman Earth One released today that just seems wrong. Also during DC's Young Justice panel at NYCC they stated that the Young Justice animated series was taking place on Earth 16 but the list states that Earth 16 is the home of the Super Sons.
So I've got to ask...is the list wrong? Where did the information on the list come from? Is DC already getting their Multiverse locations screwed up?
Here's the list straight from the DC Multiverse page.
| EARTH-0 New Earth |
| The main and central DC Universe. |
| EARTH-1 |
| Like Earth- 2, Earth-1 is an near-exact copy of it's pre-crisis self. Home of Silver Age Heroes. First appeared in Trinity #52 |
| EARTH-2 |
| The world of a new and unique Justice Society Infinity. The Kal-L of this world is missing. Visited by the New Earth Power Girl. |
| EARTH-3 |
| Home to the Crime Society of America. The Earth-2 to the Anti-Matter Earth's Earth-1- the villains are based on Golden Age heroes. The two may have annual team ups. |
| EARTH-4 |
| This world appears to house classic Charleton brand comic characters, including Dan Garrett (the original Blue Beetle), and Captain Allen Adam, with added inspiration from Watchmen. |
| EARTH-5 |
| Home to a version of the Marvel Family more similar to the Golden Age incarnation. Similar to the Pre-Crisis Earth-S. |
| EARTH-6 |
| Ray Palmer is the Ray |
| EARTH-7 |
| Courtney Whitmore is Starwoman |
| EARTH-8 |
| Home of Lord Havok and the Extremists . Very similar to the Marvel Universe. Similar to the pre-Crisis world of Angor. |
| EARTH-9 |
| Home of the Tangent heroes. This Earth's history is radically different- the Atom acidentally causes a nuclear war in 1961, and Superman takes over the world later. |
| EARTH-10 |
| Home to Uncle Sam and his Freedom Fighters, who fight against the Nazis after the Nazis win World War II and take over the world. Also home to a Nazi Superman. Similar to the Pre-Crisis Earth-X. |
| EARTH-11 |
| Home of heroes with reversed genders. For example, Superwoman. Batwoman and Wonderman. The Superwoman and Batwoman of this Earth first appeared before the creation of the 52 in Superman/Batman. |
| EARTH-12 |
| The setting of the DC Animated Universe, which began with Batman: The Animated Series. Home to the Terry McGinnis version of Batman. |
| EARTH-13 |
| World of dark and arcane heroes. |
| EARTH-14 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-15 |
| Perhaps a perfect Earth with Zod as Superman and Jason Todd as Batman. Destroyed by Superboy-Prime. |
| EARTH-16 |
| Home of the Super Sons. |
| EARTH-17 |
| A devastated world home to the Atomic Knights. Similar to the original Atomic Knights stories. |
| EARTH-18 |
| A world where superheroes began in the Old West. |
| EARTH-19 |
| A world where superheroes such as Batman and the Blue Beetle fought crime in the Victoria era as seen in Gotham by Gaslight. |
| EARTH-20 |
| A world influenced by early 20th century pulp fiction. Home to a Doc Savage/ Dr. Fate pastiche named Doc Fate, as well as a version of the Bat-Man. |
| EARTH-21 |
| A world where superheroes where around in the 1950s. Vigilantism was outlawed in the 1950s before the heroes banded together to fight a sentient island, as seen in The New Frontier. |
| EARTH-22 |
| A world where Superman was exiled after Magog killed the Joker, leading a generation of violent anti-heroes to take over, as seen in Kingdom Come. |
| EARTH-23 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-24 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-25 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-26 |
| Home of Captain Carrot and the Amazing Zoo Crew. |
| EARTH-27 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-28 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-29 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-30 |
| A world where Superman landed in the USSR instead of America, eventually becoming the premier of the USSR, as seen in Red Son. |
| EARTH-31 |
| Home to a violent Batman, a subservient Superman and more, as seen in the Dark Knight Returns and related titles. |
| EARTH-32 |
| The Batman: Darkest Knight earth. |
| EARTH-33 |
| All the heroes are magic; including Oracle, Kal-El and Bat-Mage, and some heroic versions of villains, such as Weather Wizard and Shade. |
| EARTH-34 |
| A world where Wonder Woman was active in the Victorian Era and fought Jack the Ripper, as seen in Amazonia. |
| EARTH-35 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-36 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-37 |
| A world where Barbara Gordon became Batgirl in the 1960s and fought corrupt cops and a female Joker alongside Robin, as seen in Batman: Thrillkiller. |
| EARTH-38 |
| Captain Atom and the Atomic Knights |
| EARTH-39 |
| Dan Garrett has the Blue Beetle Scarab armor. |
| EARTH-40 |
| A world where superheroes active in the 1940s worked for the US government and were were active against the Nazis, as seen in JSA: The Liberty Files. |
| EARTH-41 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-42 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-43 |
| A world where Batman became a vampire and fought against them, as seen in the Red Rain series. |
| EARTH-44 |
| Doc Tornado and the Metal Men |
| EARTH-45 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-46 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-47 |
| unknown |
| EARTH-48 |
| Forerunner's homeworld. |
| EARTH-49 |
| Firestorm has turned the sun red. Superman and Supergirl have to wear Superboy-Prime style armor to keep powers. |
| EARTH-50 |
| The Wildstorm Universe |
| EARTH-51 |
| The Utopian society. This world was protected by Nix Uotan and destroyed in the battle between Monarch and Superman Prime . The New Gods immigrated here following the Final Crisis. |
| EARTH-PRIME |
| Home Of Superboy Prime . Revealed in Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds #5. Unlike Earth-2 that created duplicates of its lost inhabitants Earth Prime was missing Superboy Prime. May be part of the 52 but unrevealed so far. |
| ANTI-MATTER EARTH |
| Home to the planet Qward, the Anti-Monitor and the Crime Syndicate of Amerika. |
| EARTH-247 |
| Both created and destroyed in Infinite Crisis. Home of the Post Zero Hour Legion of Super-Heroes who survived its destruction. Revealed in Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds #1 |
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