A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 266 Stark is shocked: Superman and Batman are actually real!

(As I said before, I won't let Iron Man and the others know that I'm a movie character. Don't worry, I won't contradict myself; at most, I'll just touch on the surface.)

Swish!

And the very first moment Clark responded to the Playboy and established contact with his diary.

A corresponding notification message flashed through Clark's mind.

Clark was slightly taken aback.

The prompt was rather official and stiff, but the general idea was that the current version of the diary was not good enough to support unlimited cross-dimensional chat.

In other words, communication between diary holders across different dimensions is subject to limitations.

We can only chat for about 200 words a day, including punctuation!

???

What the hell!

Clark was stunned on the spot.

"Across latitudes?"

what does this mean?

Could it be that the owner of the diary named Tony Stark is from another dimension?

Good guy.

Isn't this joke a bit too much?

This isn't just crossing galaxies, it's crossing dimensions!

So, is this mysterious diary in my hand actually a transcendent being from another dimension?

Considering the many magical aspects of the diary and its accurate predictions of the future, Clark, after some contemplation, felt that it might not be impossible.

Such an amazing diary wouldn't be surprising no matter how prestigious its origins are.

"Cross-dimensional!?"

Tony, on the other side, had a similar expression to Clark.

He never imagined that the "seventh person" would come from another dimension.

Goodness, the playboy almost exclaimed "Goodness!"

Doesn't this mean that their "Diary Alliance" has gained a teammate from another dimension?

Considering that so far, all the diary holders have been superheroes, all positive figures.

There are no villains.

Therefore, Tony also had a basic understanding and attitude towards the Seventh Man.

At the same time, my curiosity was also greatly aroused.

Who exactly is this teammate from another dimension?

"No wonder you looked so calm, as if you didn't recognize me. So you're from another dimension."

"That makes sense."

With a thought from Tony, the corresponding text was transmitted into Clark's mind.

Clark shook his head and chuckled softly.

This Tony guy really has a big mouth, acting like the other person is some big shot that everyone knows!

"Considering the chat restrictions between us, let's greet each other with the shortest possible language."

Hi, nice to meet you.

"Alright, that's all. Let's get down to business."

I was about to reply to Tony, but before I could even organize my thoughts, another long string of messages popped up from him.

"I agree!"

Clark largely agreed with Tony's suggestion.

Unfortunately, we can't have unlimited conversations across dimensions, so we should save ourselves from unnecessary nonsense.

"Then let's get to know each other's worlds first."

"My world, or rather my dimension, has a code name: 'Marvel'."

"And what about you?"

Tony went straight to the point and asked Clark.

Dimension designation?

Clark subconsciously shook his head. Do dimensions even have code names?

If it really has a code name, then it must be a name given by a "superdimensional being" that transcends all dimensions, right?

How could Clark possibly know that?

Speaking of Tony, he even knows the code name of his own dimension. He's really something.

Wait!

Marvel!

Just as he was sighing to himself, Clark's expression suddenly hardened as he remembered something.

This word was mentioned in my diary!

The original owner of that diary once remarked that superheroes like Batman and Wonder Woman were in no way inferior to those in the Marvel universe.

At the time, Clark didn't think much of it and subconsciously assumed that Marvel only represented certain regions.

Just like how the places where superheroes like Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman appear are classified as DC.

But now it seems I was wrong!

So, after all this time, is Marvel actually a single dimension?

If Marvel represents a dimension, then doesn't DC also represent a dimension?

So, this dimension of mine was named DC?

Clark suddenly realized what was going on.

But he couldn't be sure.

However, now that we've made contact with the holder of the Marvel Dimension, we might as well ask them about this issue.

"How are your dimensions named? Or rather, by whom?"

Clark then asked Tony the question that had been bothering him.

"The owner of the diary is Zhou Cheng."

"Didn't he mention your dimension?"

Tony answered matter-of-factly.

Is that so?

Clark already knew the answer and gave his own.

"If that's the case, then my dimension should be called DC."

DC?

Just two letters?

This is far too simplistic.

What do these two letters actually represent?

wrong!

DC! Clark Kent!

Tony's eyes widened in surprise.

The window paper in my mind was pierced in an instant, and I was immediately shocked.

No wonder he felt the name Clark Kent sounded so familiar from the start.

After all that, isn't this just Superman's Earth name?

So, the "seventh person" is actually Superman?

No way, no way.

"You said you're Clark? You wouldn't happen to be that Clark from Kent Farm, would you?"

"You wouldn't happen to be the last Kryptonian child, Kal-El, would you?!"

Tony, incredulous, immediately sought confirmation from Clark.

Clark's brow furrowed slightly.

How could the other party know so much about me?

Yes, Clark's identity as the son of Krypton was indeed mentioned in the diary.

But Clark clearly remembers that the diary never mentioned Kent Farm!

His real name, Karl Al, was never mentioned!

Furthermore, since the other party is from another dimension, it's impossible for them to conduct any investigation on him.

So, how did the other party know all this?

"That's right, I am Karl-El."

Clark admitted his identity and then asked Tony the question that had been bothering him, "But how did you know? The diary doesn't mention any of this."

What the hell!

The other person really is that Superman from DC Comics!

Tony was completely stunned.

He had always thought of the DC series as just a comic book and never thought much about it.

But now the feedback from the diary tells him otherwise.

That comic is not just a comic, but a real world!

Tony felt his worldview crumbling.

If the DC universe is a comic book story within its own universe, then what about the Marvel universe?

Is it possible that it's a work from another world?

Moreover, Tony suddenly remembered that Zhou Cheng, the former owner of the diary, had mentioned something about which Iron Man movie it was and what the plot was.

At the time, the playboy didn't pay any attention.

They still thought it was just that the other party's original world had movies based on their superheroes, nothing more.

But now it seems that this may not be the case!

On the contrary, it is highly likely that their Marvel universe, like DC's, is simply a creation of other universes.

What the hell?

Why is this happening!

Why would there be works related to them in other worlds, or even in worlds where these people don't exist at all?

Are they just characters from related works?

"That's really cruel!"

"I have to say, even I was somewhat shocked!"

Even the usually arrogant and cool Tony Stark was taken aback after realizing what had happened.

Although there were basically no more doubts, Tony, still unable to accept it, asked Clark for confirmation again.

"Clark, in your world, is there Batman? Is there Wonder Woman?"

"Is there a Justice League?"

Tony confirmed with Clark again.

"Yes, we do have Batman here, and according to the diary, there's also Wonder Woman and the Justice League."

"However, the Justice League has not yet been formed."

Clark is telling the truth.

boom!

Tony was filled with a storm of emotions.

It's confirmed.

It can't be wrong!

The other party's world is indeed the world of DC.

The world depicted in Marvel comics is real.

So, is it possible that the other party is joking with Tony, or lying?

Playboy thought the possibility was so low that it was negligible.

After all, the diary has been verified that the other party is from another dimension.

How could this be fake?

Why would someone from another dimension, someone they don't even know, lie to or trick them?

"You still haven't told me how you know all this."

While Tony was still reeling from the shock, he received another inquiry from Clark.

Tony stopped wasting words and told Clark the truth: "Because I've read your story."

"In my world, there is a series of very popular comic books."

"It tells the stories of superheroes such as Superman, Batman, and The Flash."

Clark on the other side was also completely stunned.

He never expected such an answer.

So this guy named Tony told him that these living, breathing people were actually comic book characters from another world?

Their lives were depicted in that comic book?

This is just too absurd!

And it makes absolutely no sense!

It's completely incomprehensible.

Are you sure?

Clark asked Tony in disbelief to confirm.

"I know, I understand."

Tony replied, "I feel the same way you do right now, so I need to ask you for a favor."

"What's wrong?"

"Could you please confirm if there are any works related to Iron Man in your world?"

With a serious expression, Playboy began sending a message to Clark within his consciousness: "You may not know me, perhaps because you haven't seen me before, but that doesn't mean I don't exist in your world. So, I need you to confirm."

"Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, S.H.I.E.L.D., Hydra."

Please!

This matter was actually very important to Clark and had great reference value.

If the works mentioned by the other party truly exist in their world, then it is very likely that their works also exist in other worlds!

"I see."

"I will confirm that."

Clark agreed to it without any hesitation.

The matter was thus reached a very pleasant agreement.

"Oh, right."

After that, Clark couldn't help but ask Tony a question, "In your comics, do I have a cousin and an older cousin?"

"I don't know about my cousin. I watched the Superman story when I was young, but you do have a cousin."

"It seems to be called... Super Girl."

In English, "cousin" and "cousin" are the same word.

However, Zhou Cheng described in his diary that the adoption of Supergirl Kara was arranged by Clark.

That's why Clark thought the other person was younger than him and naturally regarded her as his cousin.

But Tony, who had read the comics, knew that it was his cousin.

However, even if there are misunderstandings, it does not hinder the communication between the two in the slightest.

"yes."

Clark became excited. "When will she come to Earth? Can I ask you for a favor too? Can you confirm something about my cousin?"

"Of course I can do that, but there's a problem."

"Superman exists in many parallel universes, and I can't be sure which one you are from."

Tony pointed out the crux of the problem.

The story of Superman varies greatly in different universes.

Of course, there is actually another extremely important question that Tony doesn't know.

Superman's dimension is not within any parallel universe in the comics.

Because Superman doesn't exist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

There are indeed DC comics within Marvel, but there are no DC movies.

The reverse is also true.

There are Marvel comics in the DC universe, but there are no Marvel movies.

In other words, it's simply impossible for either Tony or Clark to accurately learn about what's happening in their world from the other.

All they can know are things about other parallel universes outside their own.

It can only be used as a reference.

Ah this!

Clark was at a loss for words.

And soon, both Clark and Tony received notifications from their diaries.

Clark has run out of "balance" (in-game currency), so chatting has been restricted and they can't chat anymore.

Although the two were disappointed, there was nothing they could do but end it there.

Another point worth mentioning is...

Clark's two-hundred-word limit is not the same as each diary holder having a two-hundred-word "balance".

Instead, Clark's total balance is two hundred words.

Whether it's Clark's private messages or group chats, the total is only two hundred words.

In fact, when communicating with Tony, Clark also responded to the other diary holders.

They didn't even say how much, and the entire balance was used up.

We'll just have to wait until tomorrow.

"Iron Man, Captain America, Thor!"

With a thought in mind, Clark exited the diary and focused his attention on these superheroes.

What he needs to do next is already very clear.

I just want to seriously investigate whether there are any works by these people in my world!

(End of this chapter)