<p>Hi! Thanks for bringing this to our attention! However, I should let you know that just because some serieses may crossover, does not mean that they are in the same universe. Here's the way the Image Multiverse works, essentially: </p><p>Almost every series (except if they feature the same characters as another) should be classified within its own universe. Every universe has a version of each series within itself. For instance, the Youngblood program has appeared in Spawn, and vice versa, but after some of those intitial meetings things change. In Spawn, significant status-quo changes occur that would have otherwise affected the Youngblood title if they occured. But Youngblood does not acknowledge those parts of Spawn, meaning that it diverged from the Spawn unvierse after those initial interactions. </p><p>So in the case of Spawn and Youngblood, perhaps they started as the same universe, but now they clearly are not. Here's another example: Spawn appears in the Invincible War, alongside most major Image superheroes. Yet Spawn and Invincible cannot possibly take place in the same universe, for sooo many reasons that may be too long to list here. This means that the Invincible unvierse has a version of Spawn, who had similar adventures to the Spawn universe's Spawn, but not exactly. </p><p>Now this brings up another problem: should we create brand new character pages for all of these individuals? E.g., should we make a page for the Spawn who appeared in Invincible #60 and everyone else? My answer is no for now. Firstly, that takes a LOT of time, and we the admins would have to search the whole wiki and make these changes. Second, Image does not even establish its multiverse the way it should. As far as it's concerned, the real Spawn appeared in Invincible #60, without thinking or acknowledging the problems this idea causes. So if Image treats the characters as their real selves, so will we. If they change their stance, we'll equally do something about it. </p>

<p>The way I see it, if you don't make the changes now, you will only have more changes to do in the future. Also, I do advise creating new pages for the same characters which appear in multiple universes (like the way Marvel does). </p><p>I know it will take a lot of time as that's exactly what I'm doing with the Dynamite Wiki, but with a lot of other things as well. </p><p>Alternatively, you could have each version of the character on the same page, but have them separated. In other words, two versions of Spawn on the same page, but one will be the main article, with the other having a small section of that article. Sort of like the location pages on the Marvel wiki. </p><p>I would love to help out, but like I said, I am working on the Dynamite wiki, so I won't be able to do a whole lot with this one. </p>

<p>This is not Marvel, we are Image. Please do not create alternate versions of characters. The Admin Team will need to discuss this and make a decision regarding this action. Thank you for your co-operation on this matter. </p>

<p>Like I said, I can't make them anyway. I'm busy with the Dynamite wiki. I basically have to make alternate universe versions of some characters and rename pages, etc. etc. </p><p>Also, I should probably point out that you seem to be lacking disambiguation pages, and are missing production and publishing options on the comic template. The disambiguation pages would only really be necessary for the alternate universe stuff, but the credits on the comic template might be necessary. All Image comics (or at least most of them) credit who did the production, who the publisher was. You might also need to include a part for the Chief Operating Officer (which is currently Robert Kirkman), but that's up to you. </p><p>Thought I'd bring them up before I forgot. </p>