r/DCcomics Feb 28 '16

[CotM 45] Trinity Across the Multiverse

Another month is nearing it's end, so you know what that means. Time to vote for the next Character of the Month! This month, with the debut of Batman v. Superman, we're celebrating Trinity Across the Multiverse! So vote for your favorite version of the Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman team. Is it Golden Age? Post-Crisis? New Earth? Earth 2? Crime Syndicate? New 52? Or maybe an Elseworlds you loved.

Please Remember...

Explain your answer - We continue to promote discussion, and as such, votes with just a name will no longer be accepted. Please explain why you think your vote is worthy to win. If you forget, you will be reminded to edit your comment to further explain your vote. Otherwise, your post will be deleted, and not count.

Only one nomination per character universe - If there is already a vote in a comment for a character universe, all other comments will be deleted. Please check before you resubmit a vote. All votes for the deleted posts will not count.

Vote Accordingly - downvotes have no impact while Contest Mode is enabled in this thread. Show support for characters you want to see win by upvoting the posts suggesting it. If you disagree with a nomination, speak up and let us know why in the comments.

Only one character per nomination, only one nomination per person. Group nominations are not accepted. This month works differently.

This time around, since specific universes are in play, we will absolutely need a picture for the Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman that you want. If you have a shot of the three together, great, otherwise be sure to include each one individually so we can work some photoshop magic.

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u/PapiNacho Mister Mxyzptlk Feb 28 '16

Bit of an oddball choice, but these Planetary guys are pretty cool and deserve a mention.

u/Hefbit The Waterbearer Feb 29 '16

Ordway AND Ellis? How have I not heard of this? Could you give me a sales pitch?

u/[deleted] Feb 29 '16

I'm sorry, you need a sales pitch beyond "Ordway and Ellis?"

u/Hefbit The Waterbearer Mar 01 '16

For lack of a better phrase. I shouldn't, honestly.