Blue Falcon;256804 wrote: And there's the answer right there. Even if you do find some piece of information stating Marvel-DC crossover's canonical relevance, it will never truly be canon...as you cannot guarantee that licensing issues between the two corporations will not arise at some later point in time.At least not until Marvel buys out DC, or vice versa.

Black_Sabbath1;256824 wrote: (Green Lantern#87 [occurs simultaneously with Unlimited Access #1])- Access showed up in the DCU, looking for Kyle Raynor/Green Lantern. When he discovered that Raynor was not there, he went to look for "that guy on the surfboard." (Link)I really don't think it means anything, since Access is constantly travelling through the multiverses (and through various timelines within the multiverses), to keep away the formation of the Amalgam universe.And just for kicks, I decided topull out my Unlimted Acess #1 for kicks. Literally the first two lines are:'So I sort out the whole Spider-Man--Batman--Kingpin--Ra's Al Ghul mess, then head back home.If I did my job right, they won't even know I was there."Meaning that if all went well, Spider-Man/Kingpin won't remember Batman/Ra's.Also in the same issue; page 16 two more tidbits:1. GL#87 is specifically mentioned because during the Spider-Man&Wonder Woman Vs. Juggernaut&Mantis fight, Access was specifically looking for GL & Silver, but couldn't find either to help, so he went with Wonder Woman. You'd think that would mean something, right? Nope...2. Next panel, Access refers to the All Access series from a year prior, and mentions to Wonder Woman how the JLA and X-Men met. Her response was that she had never met Access and had no idea who the X-Men were.So what does this all mean? Well, besides Aspirin, I think this means that when Access does what he's supposed to, no one is supposed to remember anyone from an alternate multiverse.

Blue Falcon;256872 wrote: even if no one remembers it, it still happened. may i remind you of crisis on infinite earths?i also found this gem relevant to our discussion:

Black_Sabbath1;256899 wrote: Just because it happened doesn't mean it's in continuity.

it is not in continuityjust get over it

Blue Falcon;256966 wrote: are you insinuating that crisis on infinite earths is out of continuity? well, my brain hurts, and i fear if i continue, i'll OD on asprin. but, i find it some-what relevant that the amalgam universe is designated earth-962.

Black_Sabbath1;256971 wrote: And in DC's case 9602.I think those are significant enough to warrant their own place in the multiverses, since it focused on single characters in one universe at one time [albeit ones who were created by using two characters/planets]. In the case of the other crossovers, the rest of them had to deal with each of...I don't even care at this point. But I'm really not concerned enough at this point anymore. I think my earlier points still stand.PS - on the topic of Crisis...jesus, wasn't the whole point of the thing to 'destroy' the DC multiverse, to create a single universe to give DC's past some consistency? Or something?

Blue Falcon;256973 wrote: Yeah but having Superboy Prime punch a hole in reality is probably the dumbest thing to happen to comics in a long, long time.

silverfirebolt;257019 wrote: lmfao I forgot about that."Yo fuck this": punch::universes explode: