While the Elseworlds line wasn't officially titled until , it technically began with the steam-punk era Batman story, Gotham by Gaslight. The stories continued until when the imprint was slowed down to try and bring a feeling of uniqueness to the line if it ever came back. Although the Elseworlds imprint hasn't returned fully into the mainstream, stories like DCeased are closer to what Elseworlds was: introducing non-distinct incarnations of heroes to their own unique story arc and tone.
The biggest difference between Tales from the Dark Multiverse and Elseworlds is the subject matter of the stories. Elseworlds primarily introduced major changes in setting and tone. The most famous Elseworlds stories didn't adapt previously published work.
Instead, titles like Gotham by Gaslight , Batman: Red Rain , and Superman: Red Son were about taking iconic characters and putting them into new styles of story.
It wasn't any specific form of the hero, just more basic representations of the character in new settings. Tales from the Dark Multiverse seems to be closer to What If? The Marvel series focused more on specific storylines and periods in character continuity.
It focused on changes to the specific history of the Marvel Universe. Instead of creating new stories, Tales from the Dark multiverse will reportedly focus on two of the biggest 's DC crossovers, The Death of Superman and Batman: Knightfall. Both also seem to be taking the same direction What If? A lonely girl with astounding might, she struggles to find her identity on her new reluctant home. Yet, though she may occasionally make youthful mistakes, she's also saved the world many times over, winning the unwavering trust of her adopted home and more than earning her place among Earth's heroes.
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