Is DC done with "Elseworlds" books?

[DR.MID-NITE]

I really enjoyed some of the Elseworld stories. Just wondering if DC ever plans on doing anymore?

[Jin Kazama]

I think I read somewhere that they'll still do similar stories, but it won't be "Elseworlds." It'll be "Tales of the Multi-Verse" or something like that. I can't quote where I read that, though.

But they have intent to keep the ideas going. They just re-released Thrillkiller (I think it was called) in paperback. They must have done another run of Red Son, because I've seen it more and more lately.

[DR.MID-NITE]

Thanks for the info. I did like some of the stories. For example the one where Supes crashes to Earth to be found by the Thomas & Martha Wayne. And becomes Batman with Superman's power.

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[Beyond Batman]

Thanks for the info. I did like some of the stories. For example the one where Supes crashes to Earth to be found by the Thomas & Martha Wayne. And becomes Batman with Superman's power.

http://photos.imageevent.com/batmanonfilm/bofimagesbofimages/speedingbullets.jpg

Yes, awesome read! Yeah, I'm surprised we don't see many of these books that come out considering they live outside of continuity.

[Comic Book Boy]

I think I read somewhere that they'll still do similar stories, but it won't be "Elseworlds." It'll be "Tales of the Multi-Verse" or something like that. I can't quote where I read that, though.

I like that idea. I never really liked the concept of the Multi-Verse, but this would be a cool use of it.