Dimension Three
A multiverse where variants of heroes turn against humanity, accessed through Angstrom Levy's portals.
While the text does not explicitly name or describe "Dimension Three" as a specific location with unique geography, it details how Levy used these portals to send Mark Grayson through various universes. In many of these alternate dimensions, history diverged significantly: versions of Invincible turned on humanity and joined his father, Omni-Man. These realities served as the backdrop for Levy's revenge plot after Mark inadvertently caused the deaths of Levy's counterparts and disfigured him during a confrontation.
- Type
- Alternate Reality
- Access Method
- Dimensional Portals
- Primary Inhabitants
- Variants of Earth-1 Characters
- Affiliation
- Neutral / Multiverse
- First Appears
- Angstrom Levy Story Arc
- Status
- Accessible via Technology
- Significance
- Multiverse Exploration
Lore & Background
The lore surrounding these alternate realities centers on the accidental creation of a vendetta by Angstrom Levy. After Mark intervened in Levy's attempt to merge the intellects of his alternate selves, it resulted in the deaths of Levy's counterparts and his own disfigurement. Driven by the shared hatred of Invincible found in many other dimensions—where he joined his father—the real-world Levy vowed revenge. He utilized technological beings called the Technicians to survive his fight with Mark and returned to attack Earth with twenty evil, alternate-storyline versions of Invincible from these parallel universes. The source notes that in these realities, the fundamental moral compass of Mark Grayson was inverted, leading him to betray Earth rather than protect it.
In Their Own Story
The narrative arc involving these dimensions begins when Angstrom Levy sends Mark through multiple universes to weaken him and severely injure Debbie Grayson. Enraged by the attack on his mother, Mark apparently beats Angstrom to death, though he is later rescued from a stranded alternate dimension by a future version of the Guardians. The text specifies that in many of these dimensions, Invincible turned on humanity and joined Omni-Man. Later, Levy returns with twenty evil versions of Invincible from these timelines to attack Earth. This multiversal incursion highlights the fragility of Mark's reality and the consequences of his choices across the cosmos.
Reader's Guide
Visiting these alternate realities requires dimensional portals formed by Angstrom Levy's technology. The guide for navigating this aspect of the story relies on understanding that these are not distinct physical planets but parallel versions of existence where history has diverged. Key turning points include Mark being sent through multiple universes, which serves as a trap set by Levy. The source indicates that survivors like Angstrom used help from technological beings to return. For readers or characters exploring this concept, the critical takeaway is that these dimensions reflect darker outcomes for Earth's heroes, specifically where Invincible sides with the Viltrumite Empire against humanity.
Did You Know?
- Angstrom Levy attempted to merge the intellect of his alternate selves to gain vast knowledge before Mark's intervention killed his counterparts.
- In many alternate dimensions, Invincible turned on humanity and joined his father, Omni-Man.
- Angstrom Levy survived his fight with Mark with the help of a race of technological beings called the Technicians.
- Levy attacked Earth with twenty evil, alternate-storyline versions of Invincible from other universes.
- Mark was rescued from an alternate dimension where he was stranded by a future version of the Guardians.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is Dimension Three?
It refers to the alternate realities accessed by Angstrom Levy, though the comics do not officially label them as Dimension Three. These universes serve as the backdrop for his revenge plot where history diverges from Earth-1.
How do characters access these dimensions?
Travel is achieved through specialized technology that opens stable portals between different universes. Levy used this equipment to move Mark and others across various timelines during the story arc.
Who are the primary inhabitants found here?
The residents consist of variants of Earth-1 characters, including versions of Invincible who turned against humanity. Many of these alternate heroes joined forces with Omni-Man instead of protecting their worlds.
Why is this location important to Mark Grayson?
It forces Mark to confront the consequences of inadvertently killing Levy's counterparts in other realities. The conflict escalates when Mark must fight versions of himself who have become villains.
What is the current status of Dimension Three?
These alternate realities remain part of the multiverse accessible via dimensional technology. Their specific stability depends on the ongoing narrative and the fate of Angstrom Levy's portals.
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