Earth-12 DC Comics FanFiction

Earth-12 the Farce Continues Archives

Earth-12 is the humor universe of DC Comics where the Inferior Five and a whole host of other characters live. The stories found here were all originally written for the Earth-12 the Farce Continues board at the Five Earths Forum.

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Times Past

Secret Files: Times Past: Galaxo Movie Studios Presents…

by Doc Quantum
published January 7, 2019

When Galaxo Movie Studios is given an ultimatum to produce a pilot episode for a Junior Justice League OptiTiVi show, Jolax puts his neck on the line to do just that! The only problem is that he knows of no such kid-sized JLA in the Multiverse to film for the new opti-show! His faithful assistant Mya must save him by scouring the dimensions for a solution, and it may just take a Christmas miracle to pull it off!

Present Day

Plop! A Christmas Travesty

by Drivtaan
published December 8, 2014

It’s mere hours until Santa Claus must begin his Christmas Eve journey delivering presents all around the world, and all the reindeer are sick! Who should come to the rescue? Why, none other than Ambush Bug! No, seriously.

Earth-1A Titles (Earth-B / Earth-32)

Sometimes humorous, but mostly serious though often light-hearted stories, these take place on a world much like Earth-1 but with several differences that make them incompatible with regular Earth-1 continuity. We place them here under the Earth-12 umbrella since there is a lot of crossover with Earth-12, despite not technically classifying as Earth-12 stories in the humor genre.

Super Friends

Super Friends: The Five Earths Project

Legend

Zan and Jayna, alien teen-agers from the planet Exor, have come to Earth, where they are being trained in the use of their powers by five great heroes: Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Robin and Aquaman: the Super Friends!

Times Past

Super Friends: Switcheroo

by Andrew Troy Keller
published January 4, 2003

A chance exposure to red kryptonite causes Superman to switch bodies with Marvin! But will Super-Marvin have enough control over his Kryptonian body to help the Super Friends defeat Superman’s arch-enemy? And will it take the reassurance of a non-powered Superman to give Wendy the confidence she needs to begin dating?

Present Day

Plop! Conversations of Doom

by Martin Maenza and Starsky Hutch 76
published May 20, 2002

What happens when Solomon Grundy and Bizarro — the two stupidest members of the Legion of Doom — sit next to each other for too long? Conversations of Doom, that’s what.

DC Universe: Something Wacky This Way Comes

by Drivtaan, Starsky Hutch 76, Libbylawrence, Brian K. Asbury, Blackwolf247, Comickook and Martin Maenza
published December 17, 2012

An accident causes Brainiac of the Legion of Doom to become Pulsar Stargroove, rhythmic leader of the Legion of Funk! But as the Legion dominates the music charts, strange events happen all over the country. Another team of super-villains with a weakness for fruit pies form together as the Host of Badness! Meanwhile, the Super Friends welcome Apache Chief to their number, and the Teen Titans lose their memories! Will all these threads come together to form one coherent plot? Not at all! That’s why we called in Drivtaan to wrap it all up in the form of an ultimate musical showdown — a battle of the bands! You don’t want to miss this bizarre and peculiar attempt at humor by the Five Earths writers!

Super Friends: The Return of the Elementals

by Libbylawrence
published January 2, 2004

The Super Friends face old friends turned into deadly foes when the four members of the super-hero team called the Elementals attack them! But have they turned evil, or are they being manipulated by an old foe seeking both revenge and release from the trap he’s been in for years?

Teen Titans: The Identity Thief

by Blackwolf247
published May 4, 2004

The Teen Titans have to figure out why they’re losing their memories before none of them can remember who they are! But who are the two rival villains seeking to use the Titans as their pawns, and what role does Lex Luthor play in this story? Guest starring the Flash and Aquaman!

Plop! Anthology

Plop! The Five Earths Project
Plop! features characters in unbelievable but funny (or mildly amusing) stories that are (mostly) not in continuity!

Plop! A Cheery Halloween Tale

by Blackwolf247
published October 8, 2003

The gang from a certain long-running TV sitcom dress up like comic-book super-heroes for Halloween. Hijinks ensue!

Plop! A Christmas Travesty

by Drivtaan
published December 8, 2014

It’s mere hours until Santa Claus must begin his Christmas Eve journey delivering presents all around the world, and all the reindeer are sick! Who should come to the rescue? Why, none other than Ambush Bug! No, seriously.

Plop! Conversations of Doom

by Martin Maenza and Starsky Hutch 76
published May 20, 2002

What happens when Solomon Grundy and Bizarro — the two stupidest members of the Legion of Doom — sit next to each other for too long? Conversations of Doom, that’s what.

Plop! A Day in the Life of the Crisis

by Doc Quantum
published May 31, 2001

When a large group of second-string characters gather in the same place, each told that they would find something they sought under a looming black cloud by the mysterious Wolf-Man of Earth-Prime, they can’t help but begin to wonder if they’ve been set up. And just how many ways can Immortal Man die, anyway?

Plop! Justice Society of America: One Night Before Christmas

by Drivtaan
published December 23, 2007

The classic Christmas poem retold — JSA style!

Plop! The Lecture

by Dave Barnowski
published October 30, 2008

An old joke gets new life as Cain questions the audience at a lecture on the supernatural.

Plop! A Post-Apocalyptic Christmas Travesty, or; Never Trust a Mutated Red Deer

by Drivtaan
published December 20, 2020

Several years after the Third Great War devastated the world, a scavenger is inspired by an old Christmas book to bring joy to children as a post-apocalyptic Saint Nicholas! But when a herd of telepathic mutant red deer trick him into helping them take over the world, it’s up to Santa Claus — thawed out of suspended animation — and his Krampus Squad to save the day!

Plop! Welcome to Gotham City!

by Harvey Kent
published June 2, 2003

A pamphlet from the local Chamber of Commerce is usually a fairly ordinary, boring, and even mind-numbing piece of literature. But one from Gotham City’s Chamber of Commerce? Now that’s a different story.

Plop! With One Magic Word

by Libbylawrence
published May 4, 2000

A fashionable morning news hostess named Diane Sawy — er, I mean Leanne Sayers is beckoned into an abandoned subway by a strange figure. When she meets the wizard Shaz — ah, I mean Martha Stew — er, that is Marcia Steubbins, will one magic word allow Leanne to become the heroine she’s always wanted to be?