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And Hugo Strange, imo, was Mary Hamilton's biological dad and who manipulated her mom into making a deal with Safiyah for Desert Rose to extend his lifespan…Until his ex-wife (Mary's mom) hired Joker (Jerome clone or Jeremiah, you be the judge) to kill and spill Hugo's guts all over a map he made of Coryana to hide the evidence.
Jerome's clone is better. Jack Napier name and he looks closer to the Joker from Batwoman because he has no burns.

An element of Earth-Prime that got shifted in S&L/GK's Earth was Bruce's clone not bleeding out in some ditch somewhere and instead becoming Lincoln March in this split timeline.
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Yeah, fits. I do wonder if Justice U was truly going to be in the same timeline as S&L and GK.
 
Well, fuck. That's a bit confusing having the comic and show be in different Earths, along with said prequel show being set in Earth-Prime fully. I guess it works out though.
Here's the thing: Alfred's backstory literally conflicts, not from the show, but from the Gotham Dawn of Darkness tie-in novel.

His blonde French spy girlfriend in the Pennyworth comic is Shirley Penrose...who betrays and abandons him for the Russians in the mid-70s.
His blonde French spy girlfriend in the Gotham novel is Gabrielle Brument...who is shot dead by Russians in the mid-70s; as it's said Bruce was "nigh-two years old" (c. before February 19, 1977) weeks before Gabrielle is said to have been killed.

The Pennyworth comic could be Earth-Prime now that I think about it...if you assume the KGBeast in that is a totally different "KGBeast".
 
Clearly there are elements aren't canon in a version of events, but canon in an older version.

Hence why I think the purpose of Gotham's continuity is to be a rough "memory" or malleable version of an Arrowverse-adjacent Batman's history.
 
Here's the thing: Alfred's backstory literally conflicts, not from the show, but from the Gotham Dawn of Darkness tie-in novel.

His blonde French spy girlfriend in the Pennyworth comic is Shirley Penrose...who betrays and abandons him for the Russians in the mid-70s.
His blonde French spy girlfriend in the Gotham novel is Gabrielle Brument...who is shot dead by Russians in the mid-70s; as it's said Bruce was "nigh-two years old" (c. before February 19, 1977) weeks before Gabrielle is said to have been killed.

The Pennyworth comic could be Earth-Prime now that I think about it...if you assume the KGBeast in that is a totally different "KGBeast".
I mean, he could always just have a thing for blonde French spies with relations to Russia.
 
Also, Two-Face is mentioned in the Pennyworth comic.

I guess Harvey Dent at some point between the present day events of that comic (pre-Batman leaving Gotham in 2015) and 2021 he redeemed himself and returned to lawyering.
 
Also, Two-Face is mentioned in the Pennyworth comic.

I guess Harvey Dent at some point between the present day events of that comic (pre-Batman leaving Gotham in 2015) and 2021 he redeemed himself and returned to lawyering.
Hmm...
 
You know, having the plan to watch the Arrowverse entirely soonish, it's kinda disappointing that Superman & Lois isn't the same universe. Damn, I wish we could have got that Batwoman crossover.

I still like to think of it as either a branched timeline to Earth-Prime (with Gotham Knights) or Post-Crisis Earth-38. Using the same actors but not the same characters is weird to me. Renee Montoya in Gotham and Batwoman, for example, feels like the same character, as do the Arrowverse and Superman & Lois characters.
Also, Brainiac 5 was informed prior to the funeral for the William guy in Supergirl's final episode that he needed to give up his consciousness to the "Big Brain" in the future. He negated that responsibility to spend more time with Nia/Dreamer. Unfortunately, what is implied but never stated was that since the Lex/Nyxly "Anoited Ones" future was erased, the timeline was still at risk.

This I think gave Brainiac the freedom to remove Superman from Earth-Prime.

…maybe Chronarch (who might be the head of the Time Police and Booster Gold's dad) was working with Brainiac and is who gave Magog the delusion of hating heroes and gave him the power staff.

If it were up to me, I think DC could do it as a limited series comic run…I would tie him to William's kidnapping and base the Chronarch's likeness on Harold Perrineau as an inside joke and reference to his prior role as Manny.
 
I would tie him to William's kidnapping
Theory: The hooded figures were led by Artemis, who survived the explosions on Lian Yu, teaming up with the Ninth Circle and Lowbow Hunters in 2040.

Mia said his kidnappers time-traveled as she stated she found "chronal energy" in her final appearance in The Flash s8.

The Shadow Board in Black Lightning are also probably the head council for the Ninth Circle.

Like I said, you can wrap up all this in a seven-issue "Earth-Prime: Forever War" comic run or whatever.
 

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