2: Hunt and Be HuntedĬollects Worlds’ Finest #6-12. The event also serves as a bridge between Earth 2: World’s End and Earth 2: Society.Įarth-2 New 52 Reading Order: Collected EditionsĬollects Batman/Superman #1-4 and Justice League #23.1: DarkseidĬollects Earth 2 #0, 7–10, DC Universe Presents #0 More than anything, the event Convergence was an Earth 2 event, offering a continuation of Earth 2.At some point, Constantine finds himself on Earth 2 in a crossover with the World’s End series, offering more details (though optional) about what was going on in the background.For this reason, those issues are included in the list. The Worlds’ Finest series does not take place on Earth 2 but is focused on Power Girl and Huntress, two heroes from Earth 2 and now stranded on our Earth.Batman/Superman from our Earth met their Earth 2 counterparts in a story arc taking place before the launch of the Earth 2 series, but you can read it later if you prefer.This reading order contains more than the main titles, so first a few precision about the optional issues (and the not optional event) in this reading order: This reading order is dedicated to Earth 2 from the New 52 era. These are different heroes, in a strange and foreign world with dangerous new villains.ĭive into Earth 2’s history during New 52 with the following reading order!

The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl and the Atom are humanity’s nascent guardians, but not the ones we’ve all known and revered. Left in their stead is a group of young, untrained heroes who pick up the pieces in the dusty aftermath. They have defeated grave threats from Apokolips, but not at a grave price. This was the home of a group of superheroes named the Eight Wonders of the World, led by Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. The series changed the DC Status quo and lead us into New 52 and a new Earth-Two, now called Earth 2.Įarth 2’s history was different with an added tragic backstory.

The DC Universe was rebooted following another event, Flashpoint. It was the first time, but not the last time that the setting of Earth-Two was revised. The Multiverse was indeed reborn following the events of Infinite Crisis, although Earth-Two was not the same world. When Crisis on Infinite Earths happened, Earth-Two was merged with other planets into one, and thus was the end of the Multiverse… for a time. The setting was, after all, introduced in The Flash #123 (1961) to explain the differences between the Golden Age and the Silver Age versions of the characters. Earth-Two (or Earth 2) is famously known as the home of DC Golden Age heroes, including the Justice Society of America.

Earth 2, Vol. 1 by James Robinson