Guessing that's a joke, right? That's 90% of all television. It'd be cool to see, but more content would be released faster than one could watch each series.Can someone do a Tommy Westphall Multiverse timeline &/or a guide of all the series?
Wonder Woman (1975-1979) is tied to Wonder Woman '77 is tied to Batman '66 is tied to Batman (1966-1968).
To bring it up again, Wonder Woman's costume in Earth-76 is definitely not her costume from the tv show. It could be artistic licence, of course. The only ties to the show is her transformation into Wonder Woman and the Earth number being 76, which is the year when the actual series, not the tv movie, released. It's possible, but speculation, that Earth-76 isn't actually the Wonder Woman universe, which is actually Earth-66.
I still think it's most reasonable to assume the universes combined post-crisis. That, or Wonder Woman played out exactly the same on Earth-66 and Earth-76.
Clark Kent?.In what movie or series appear?I made a list of all the heroes on Earth-66 for fun, and...
Bruce Wayne/Batman
Dick Grayson/Robin/Nightwing
Selina Kyle/Catwoman
Barbara Gordon/Batgirl
Britt Reid/Green Hornet
Kato
Diana Prince/Wonder Woman
Drusilla/Wonder Girl
Retired Man/Scarlet Cyclone
Hal Jordan/Green Lantern
Billy Batson/Captain Marvel
Dinah Lance/Black Canary
Carter Hall/Hawkman
Barry Allen/The Flash
Helena Bertineli/Huntress
Ray Palmer/The Atom
Ghetto Man
Clark Kent/Superman
Alan Scott/Green Lantern
Miles Drake/Captain Action
Jimmy Christopher/Operator 5
Mary Roche/Black Venus
Archibald Masters/American Crusader
Bart Hill/Daredevil
Bruce Carter/The Fighting Yank
Alfred Chinard/The Spider
Agent Napoleon Solo
Agent Illya Kuryakin
John Steed
Emma Peel
Jaime Sommers/Bionic Woman
Ebony White/The Spirit
Denny Colt/The Spirit
It's a lot more than I thought. I guess this would be the equivalent of a Justice League Unlimited '66, heh.
Would anything be contradicted if the Adventures of Superman were in the continuity of Batman ‘66 and Wonder Woman ‘77?Batman '66 #73
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Modelled after George Reeves from Adventures of Superman. You can choose whether that's canon to you or not, but drawing somebody with the likeness of an actor in a cameo isn't enough for me.
No, I don't believe so.Would anything be contradicted if the Adventures of Superman were in the continuity of Batman ‘66 and Wonder Woman ‘77?
Earth-66Sounds like he was unaware of the comic crossover while making Crisis on Infinite Earths: Giant. Still, he admits that could have just been in his head.
No he perdido la fe...Can someone make a Adventures of Superman (1952) Timeline?