Not Amalgam. I want a universe where the Marvel and DC universes both exist and can interact with one another. With difficulty for normal people and more cosmic characters, but relative ease for the super beings from the respective Earths. I want to see what a bunch of creative writers and artists could do with the concept.
I want to see mutants debate whether to stay and continue fighting for a world that hates them because it's their world too or abandon it for one that mostly doesn't care as refugees.
I want to see the hostility that comes any time Superman feels compelled to involve himself with Marvel Earth's problems.
I want to see Hawkeye slowly dragged kicking and screaming into the Green Arrow family.
Speaking of arrows, there's amazing potential for a great Tony Stark and Roy Harper story about overcoming addiction.
And over time the whole thing would naturally evolve into its own unique setting.
I want to see mutants debate whether to stay and continue fighting for a world that hates them because it's their world too or abandon it for one that mostly doesn't care as refugees.
I want to see the hostility that comes any time Superman feels compelled to involve himself with Marvel Earth's problems.
I want to see Hawkeye slowly dragged kicking and screaming into the Green Arrow family.
Speaking of arrows, there's amazing potential for a great Tony Stark and Roy Harper story about overcoming addiction.
And over time the whole thing would naturally evolve into its own unique setting.
Back when the two multiverses met in JLA/Avengers, unbeknownst to anyone the first Incursion event occurred. Not with the two main universes, but two very similar ones. However, due to the nature of these worlds, the incursion was a miss
The Earths didn't impose themselves onto one another, but settled into orbiting their individual suns in opposition to one another, putting them into a bizarre state
The event severed them both from their broader multiverses, and for each Earth, their observable universe is exactly the same *except* for the Earth in opposite orbit
You can't reach the other universe without first leaving from that universe's Earth. But you can go from one Earth to another.
That leaves us with a slate that's effectively unaltered DC and Marvel circa 2003 (with any minor tweaks that writers may want to make being justified by their being *similar* universes) as a starting point.
The Earths didn't impose themselves onto one another, but settled into orbiting their individual suns in opposition to one another, putting them into a bizarre state
The event severed them both from their broader multiverses, and for each Earth, their observable universe is exactly the same *except* for the Earth in opposite orbit
You can't reach the other universe without first leaving from that universe's Earth. But you can go from one Earth to another.
That leaves us with a slate that's effectively unaltered DC and Marvel circa 2003 (with any minor tweaks that writers may want to make being justified by their being *similar* universes) as a starting point.
