Alternate Earths

This list includes a partial but limited view of the variant alternate earths out there. Terms suggesting divergent earths and parallel earths (such as "omniverse" and "alterniverse") have been omitted to avoid confusion since any parallel earth can turn out to be a divergent earth. These names are suggested by various time-traveling and extra-temporal agencies. While some divergent timelines are included, this list does not include all divergent earths, but rather the most prominent and notorious alternate worlds in the so-called "multiverse."

• Amalgam Universe, native reality of Spider Boy, The Challengers of the Fantastic and the Justice League Avengers, created by the temporary forced merging of Marvel Earth and Detective Earth @ DC vs. Marvel #3  
• Black Earth, alternate timeline where the Hyborian Age never ended and magic was used to restrict the development of technology  @ Legion of Champions #13
• Champions Earth, native reality of the Legion of Champions (an "askew" version of mainstream earth altered by time-travelers preventing the sinking of the Titanic) @ Legion of Champions Graphic Novel
• Crooked Earth, native reality of Captain UK, Miracle Man and Gaath @ Marvel Superhero Monthly #377
• Detective Universe, native reality of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, @ Action Comics #1  
• Extra Earth, in one alternate future of mainstream earth, all of its heroes were exiled to the past, their legacies spawning the heroes of this reality, native to the American Crusaders and the WEB, @ Pep Comics #1
• Foreign Earth, alternate timeline where an unidentified being skewed the powers of its most powerful male heroes to their female counterparts, resulting in Superwoman (formerly Krypton Girl), Thordis, Spider-Girl (Betty Brant) and Madame America @ Crossover Comics Annual #1   
• Forever Earth, native reality of Captain Assyria, Horus and the Sceptre, @ New Warriors #12 
• Horror-verse, native reality of Vampirella, Lady Death and Evil Ernie @ Vampirella I #1
• Image Universe, native reality of Dragon, Spawn, Witchblade, The Wildcats and Gen-13, (there is some indication that the Gen-13 has moved to yet another divergent reality) @ Spawn #1
• Incredible Earth, native reality of the Incredibles, Kim Possible and the American Dragon, @ "The Incredibles"
• Infinite Earth, native reality of the Justice Alliance, @ Legends of the DC Universe: Crisis on Infinite Earths
• Larval Earth, native reality of humanoid animal versions of Earth's heroes, such as Spider-Ham (same as Zoo-Earth of Captain Carrot?) @ Marvel Tales #18
• Mainstream Earth, possible home of the Marvel-DC Universe possibly also containing variant versions of heroes from other timelines, such as the Dragon and Vampirella from the Image Universe, @ Superman vs. Spiderman: Crossover Comics #1
• Marvel Universe (aka Earth 616), native reality of Spider-Man, the Hulk, the Avengers, Fantastic Four and the X-Men, @ Marvel Comics I #1
• Medieval Earth, adopted reality of Morgan Le Fay and the Queen's Vengeance, Avengers II #3
• Mirror Universe, native reality of Colonel Steve Austin, David Banner, Ralph Hinkley and Michael Knight where superhuman activity was stifled by the government and wasn't made public till recent  @ The Six Million Dollar Man #1
• Movie Earth (aka Hollywood Earth), native reality of Superman, Spiderman and the Batman where superhumans resemble mainstream actors and actresses, @ "Superman: The Movie"
• Near Earth, native reality of the Spider-Friends and the Super-friends containing the animated adventures of the Mainstream Universe denizens, possibly also including the "Superman" and "Batman" TV Series @ The Adventures of Superman, CBS TV-Series
• New Universe, native reality of Starbrand and DP-7, @ New Universe #1
• Otherverse, native reality of Watchstorm and the Embassy, a reality where there are no indications of extra-terrestrials, gods or Atlanteans, @ Otherverse I #1
• Para-Earth, native reality of the Supernaturals where all the heroes have mystical or paranormal-based powers and there are no mutants or extraterrestrials @ Crypts and Coffins I Annual 1
• Radical Earth, adopted reality of the Purple Claw and FemForce, @ Americomics #1
• Shadow-Earth, native reality of Dr. Zero, Powerline and the Order of St. George, @ Dr. Zero #1
• Squadron Earth, native reality of the Supreme Squadron, @ Avengers #85
• Supreme Earth, native reality of Hurricane, Captain Adventure and Team Supreme, @ Penthouse Comix #1
• Syndicate Earth, native reality of the Crime Syndicate later re-located the the Anti-Matter Universe, JLA I #85
• Trappers Earth, native reality of Superboy preserved by the Time Trapper @ More Fun Comics #101
•  Ultra-verse, native reality of Prime, Night-Man and Mantra, @ Prime #1
• Undead Earth, native reality of the VPS and the Coven overwhelmed by vampires and living dead, @ "Night of the Living Dead" movie
• Valiant Universe, native reality of Shadowman, Time-Walker and Magnus the Robot-Fighter, @ Four Color Comics #596
• Watch-Earth, native reality of the Watch Men and Minute Men @ Watchmen #1
• Young Earth, native reality of Clark Kent, Chloe Sullivan, Lana Lang and Lionel Luthor @ "Smallville," WB TV-Series

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