In May 1953, in issue 59 of ‘Wonder Woman’, our protagonist traveled to an alternate universe where she meets Tara Terruna, who looks just like her. Since then, DC has continuously played with the multiverse, creating many Earths and impossible narratives to handle. Every now and then they try to fix it with a Crisis but sooner or later everything derails again. Until now.
An absolute comic
And the publisher has announced that starting in September there will only be two main universes: the one we all know and the Absolute, a new version of the beloved heroes in which we will see a gigantic Batman (by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta), a Superman who must protect his secret identity more than ever (by Jason Aaron and Rafa Sandoval), or a Wonder Woman facing the greatest challenge of her life (by Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman).
At the same time, the usual collections will continue to be published, with the intention of expanding the Absolute Universe, in which superheroes are social outcasts who must act on the margins. The only thing we know is that Darkseid will be the villain who threatens both worlds, and they will have to ally themselves to defeat him. Although, of course, we cannot forget that Darkseid is, regardless of the universe he is in.
