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Oh, I guess Shawn said he died. That's a bit shit.
Also, he and my friend made a comic together. It's called Westron. Some detectives could probably figure out who my friend is... :p
 
I like the fact that in the View Askewniverse, there's a fictional character called Archie Andrews who has problems with girls called Betty and Veronica, as well as an actual person that was born much later called Archie Andrews who also has problems with girls called Betty and Veronica.

...and Ghostface exists, as well as a human walrus.
 
Interesting but I got a completely different take on this. In the Post Crisis timeline Jay could not have originated on Earth Prime. Henry Allen existed there. In the new timeline parts of Earth 2 and 3 combined. Same as Earths 1 and 38, etc combined to create Earth Prime. As much as possible Jay's history on Earth 3 now takes place on new Earth 2. He was only on Prime after Crisis as a flaw in putting the new universe together. As we saw in characters on Batwoman.

Remember what Jay told Impulse - I am directly quoting Arrowverse wikia "When Jay first started to time travel, he ended up fighting Nazis in World War II before living on and off in the past for 16 years."​

This is a significant part of Jay's early life in the Post Crisis timeline. If we are using the important rule that Jay is a doppelgänger of Henry Allen and Barry Allen of Earth 90. He was born at same time. Most likely got his powers in 80s or 90s. Time traveled to the 40s, etc. a hold over from EArth 3 is that Jay had little life outside being the Flash. He did not meet Joan Williams until the 2010s. Which makes sense considering he spent a large part of his superhero career in the past with JSA.

On questions of age - clearly the speed force and other supernatural events slowed or stopped it. Similar to other members of the JSA. When we see Jay and Joan in Impulse and XS's future time they look the same age still.

This is mostly from memory! My favorite thing the Arrowverse ever did was casting John Wesley Shipp in all those roles. Particularly Stargirl which was subtlety supported on The Flash with his story of fighting Nazis.
 
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Omniverse fanzine #1-2 (Alternity Enterprises, 1977-1979) : Mark Gruenwald : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

All two issues of Mark Gruenwald's '70s fanzine about the nature of reality in comic books.
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'Omniverse Magazine' by Mark Gruenwald, who came up with the term Omniverse composed of different multiverses as used by the Marvel comics/Handbooks. In this magazine, he explains his ideas about the Omniverse and how different properties like Disney and Marvel would have their own multiverses etc.
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A Treatise on Reality In Comic Literature (Mark Gruenwald, 1976) (fanzine) : Mark Gruenwald : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Mark Gruenwald (1953-1996) was a writer, editor, and sometimes artist for Marvel Comics. He is best known for his landmark run as writer on Captain America,...
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This is also

It is interesting that the MCU Multiverse lore is fairly consistent with the rules laid out in these links.

For example, dreams are windows to alternate realities according to Doctor Strange 2, just as mentioned in the link in my quoted post.

The Loki TV show is also consistent with the idea of Phenomenal Fields mentioned in the above link, which states that reality is localized and a divergence only affects its surrounding area and not thw whole reality. The Loki show had TVA destroy the affected area of a divergent timeline, they were basically pruning the Phenomenal Field of a timeline before it spread too far.
 
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