List of Marvel Comics dimensions
The Marvel Comics multiverse contains a large number of universes. Within many of those universes exist one or multiple dimensions.

List of Marvel Comics dimensions

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Table Section Text: The Marvel Comics multiverse contains a large number of universes. Within many of those universes exist one or multiple dimensions.

Dimension name	First appearance	Date of first publication	First appearance creative team	Description

Alfheim	Thor #277	1978	Roy Thomas and John Buscema

Alter-Earth	Fantastic Four #118	1972	Archie Goodwin and John Buscema

"Ankh" Dimension	Iron Man #35	1971	Allyn Brodsky, Gerry Conway, and Don Heck

Asgard	Journey into Mystery #85	1962	Stan Lee, Larry Lieber and Jack Kirby	Based on Norse mythology, home of Thor

"Astral" Realm of Morgan le Fay	Avengers #240	1984	Roger Stern, Ann Nocenti, and Al Milgrom

Avalon	Fantastic Four #54	1966	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	An island in Otherworld, sometimes used to refer to Otherworld itself

Badlands	New Mutants #20	1984	Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz	Demon Bear’s realm

Bast	Iron Man #51	1972	Mike Friedrich and George Tuska

Beliath	Marvel Team-Up #125	1983	J. M. DeMatteis and Kerry Gammill

Beyond	Secret Wars #1	1984	Jim Shooter and Mike Zeck

Biphasia	Giant-Size Werewolf #5	1975	Doug Moench and Yong Montano

The Black Sea	Sub-Mariner #40	1971	Gerry Conway and Gene Colan

Citadel of Silence	Avengers Annual #1	1967	Roy Thomas and Don Heck

Crimson Cosmos	X-Men #33	1967	Roy Thomas and Werner Roth	Realm of Cyttorak

Crystallium	The Saga of Crystar the Crystal Warrior #1	1983	Mark Gruenwald, Ralph Macchio, and John Romita, Jr.	Home to Crystar. It later became a part of the floating island Battleworld domain of Weirdworld during the Secret Wars storyline.

The Dark Dimension	Strange Tales #126	1964	Stan Lee and Steve Ditko	Realm of Dormammu

Dark Realm of the Fomor	Avengers #225	1982	Steven Grant and Greg LaRocque

Darkforce Dimension	The Champions #7	1976

Demon Realm	Defenders #58	1978	David Kraft and Ed Hannigan

Dimension Z	Tales to Astonish #49	1963	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Dimension Zero	Captain America #202	1976	Jack Kirby

Dinosaur World	Devil Dinosaur and Moon Boy #1	1978	Jack Kirby	Homeworld of Devil Dinosaur and Moon-Boy. It is a world in which dinosaurs never became extinct and humans were slow to evolve.

Dream Dimension	Strange Tales #110	1963	Stan Lee and Steve Ditko	Realm of dreams where the subdomain of Nightmare is located (known as the Nightmare World)

Duckworld	Howard the Duck Magazine #6	1980	Bill Mantlo and Michael Golden	Homeworld of Howard the Duck

Feng-Tu	The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #19	1975	Chris Claremont and Ruby Nebres	The "afterlife" of K'un-L'un

Fifth Dimension	Strange Tales #103	1962	Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, and Jack Kirby	Related to Xemu/Zemu

Flatworld	Fantastic Four #57	1966	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Fourth Dimension	Thor #208	1973	Gerry Conway and John Buscema	Home dimension of Mercurio the 4-D Man

Fragmented America	Iron Man #80	1975	Steve Englehart, Mike Friedrich, and Chic Stone	Home of the Black Lama, who started the War of the Super-Villains on Earth-616

The Gorge	Iron Man #195	1985

Hades	Thor #130	1966	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	Based on the Greek underworld

The Halls of Fear	Doctor Strange #32	1978	Roger Stern and Alan Kupperberg	Realm of the Dweller-in-Darkness

Hel	Thor #176	1970	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	Realm of Hela

Heliopolis	Thor #240	1975	Roy Thomas and Sal Buscema	Based on Egyptian mythology

Hell	Silver Surfer #3	1968	Stan Lee and John Buscema	Realm of Mephisto

"Here" and "There"	Defenders #115	1983	J.M. DeMatteis and Don Perlin

Hulk-Worlds	Incredible Hulk #302-313

Ice World of Ikthalon	Marvel Spotlight #14	1974	Steve Gerber and Jim Mooney

Jakar’s World	Captain America #150	1972	Gerry Conway and Sal Buscema

Jotunheim	Journey into Mystery #112	1965	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	Realm of the Asgardian giants

K'ai	Incredible Hulk #140	1971	Harlan Ellison, Roy Thomas, and Herb Trimpe	Home of Jarella. It used to be part of the Microverse.

Kalahia	Mystic Comics #4	1940	Klaus Nordling	Related to the Thin Man

Katharta	Giant-Size Man-Thing #3	1975	Steve Gerber and Alfredo Alcala	Realm of Korrek

Kinetic Dimension	Speedball #1	1988	Steve Ditko and Tom DeFalco	Source of Robbie Baldwin's abilities

Kingdom of Tazza	Strange Tales #144	1966	Roy Thomas and Steve Ditko

Kismet	Warlock #11	1976	Jim Starlin

Kobar	Doctor Strange #65	1984	Roger Stern and Paul Smith

K'un-L'un	Marvel Premiere #15	1974	Roy Thomas and Gil Kane	One of the Seven Capital Cities Of Heaven. The place of origin of Daniel Rand's powers.

Land of Shades	Avengers #49	1968	Roy Thomas and John Buscema

Land Within	Adventure into Fear #22	1974	Steve Gerber and Rich Buckler

Light Dimension	The Amazing Spider-Man #203	1980	Marv Wolfman and Keith Pollard

Limbo	Avengers #2	1963	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Limbo-Belasco	X-Men #160	1982	Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson	Another name for Otherplace

Lockjaw’s Food World	Fantastic Four #56	1966	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Luminia	Iron Man #25	1970	Archie Goodwin and Johnny Craig

Mahkos and Elysia	Marvel Team-Up #143	1984	David Michelinie and Greg LaRocque

Megrim	Howard the Duck #22	1978	Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik

The Microverse	Micronauts #1	1979	Bill Mantlo and Michael Golden	A dimension that can be reached by shrinking with Pym particles

Mojoverse	Home to Mojo

Negative Zone	Fantastic Four #51	1966	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	All matter within the Negative Zone is negatively charged and the entire universe has a breathable atmosphere.

Netherworld of Eternal Doom	Strange Tales #136	1965	Stan Lee and Steve Ditko

Netherworld of the Gulgol	Strange Tales #122	1964	Stan Lee and Dick Ayers	Realm of the monster known as the Gulgol, an enemy of Nightmare. It is the one being that Nightmare can never defeat, because it never sleeps.

Nirvana	Thor #301	1980	Mark Gruenwald, Ralph Macchio, and Keith Pollard

Olympus	Journey into Mystery Annual #1	1965	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	Based on Greek mythology

Ort-Beast	Defenders #58	1978	David Anthony Kraft and Ed Hannigan

Other-Earth	Fantastic Four #19	1963	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Other Realm	Marvel Premiere #45	1978	Dave Kraft and George Pérez	Related to John Jameson

Otherplace	X-Men #160	1982	Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson

Otherworld	Fantastic Four #54	1966	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Otherwhere	Iron Man #194	1985	Denny O'Neil and Luke McDonnell

Phaseworld	Doctor Strange Annual #1	1976	Marv Wolfman and P. Craig Russell

Planes of Pohldark	Doctor Strange #65	1984	Roger Stern and Paul Smith

Planets Perilous	Strange Tales #161	1967	Raymond Marais and Dan Adkins	Realm of Nebulos

Polemachus	Avengers #75	1970	Roy Thomas and John Buscema	Home of Arkon. It later became a part of the floating island Battleworld domain of Weirdworld during the Secret Wars storyline, where it is at the bottom of Weirdworld.

Purple Dimension	Strange Tales #119	1964	Stan Lee and Steve Ditko	Realm of Aggamon, who enslaves all those who enter his domain and forces them to work in mines

Quadriverse	Doctor Strange #19	1976	Marv Wolfman and Alfredo Alcala

Quarl	Ka-Zar #16	1976	Doug Moench and Val Mayerik

Quasi-Universe	Marvel Team-Up #99	1980	Tom DeFalco and Jerry Bingham

Rammatpolen	Fantastic Four Annual #16	1981	Ed Hannigan and Steve Ditko

Realm of the Beasts	Alpha Flight #24	1985	John Byrne

Realm of Madness	Doctor Strange #68	1984	Roger Stern and Paul Smith

Realm of Nothingness	Strange Tales #155	1967	Stan Lee and Marie Severin

Realm of the Shadow Queen	Doctor Strange #42	1980	Chris Claremont and Gene Colan

Realm of the Undying Ones	Sub-Mariner #22	1970	Roy Thomas and Marie Severin	Home of the Undying Ones

Reverse Dimension	Avengers #16	1965	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Rome-World	Doctor Strange #46	1981	Roger Stern and Michael Golden

Runestaff Dimension	Thor #335	1983	Alan Zelenetz and Mark Bright	Related to the Possessor

S'ahra-Sharn	Master of Kung Fu Annual #1	1976	Doug Moench and Keith Pollard	An evil mirror city of K'un-L'un that consists of cutthroats, thieves and murderers

Saku	Giant-Size Spider-Man #3	1975	Gerry Conway and Ross Andru

Sandt	Adventure Into Fear #14	1973	Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik

Shadow Realm	Marvel Spotlight #4	1980	Marv Wolfman, Archie Goodwin and Steve Ditko

Shazana's Realm	Strange Tales #133	1965	Stan Lee and Steve Ditko

Sixth Dimension	Strange Tales #129	1965	Stan Lee, Don Rico, and Steve Ditko	Realm of Tiboro

Slaveworld	Tales to Astonish #41	1963	Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, and Don Heck

Sominus	Adventure into Fear #13	1973	Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik	Realm of Thog the Nether-Spawn

Spotworld	Spectacular Spider-Man #98	1985	Al Milgrom and Herb Trimpe	Used by the Spot

Stormworld	Defenders #38	1976	Steve Gerber, Sal Buscema, and Klaus Janson

Sub-Atomica	Fantastic Four #16	1963	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby	Home of the Psycho-Man. It was later merged into the Microverse.

Sub-Space	Fantastic Four #37	1965	Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Tagak the Leopard Lord's World	Daredevil #72	1971	Gerry Conway and Gene Colan	Home of Tagak

Ta-Lo	Thor #301	1980	Mark Gruenwald, Ralph Macchio, Keith Pollard, and Chic Stone

Terragonia	Incredible Hulk #201	1976	Len Wein, Sal Buscema, and Joe Staton

Therea	The Man-Thing #1	1974	Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik

Tunnelworld	Defenders #71	1979	Ed Hannigan, Herb Trimpe, and Jack Abel

The Un-Place	Incredible Hulk Annual #1	1968	Gary Friedrich and Marie Severin

Weirdworld	Marvel Super Action #1	1976	Archie Goodwin and Tony DeZuniga	A planet in an unidentified dimension. Not to be confused with the floating island of the same name.

What If? worlds	What If #1	1977	Roy Thomas and Jim Craig

Zaar	Defenders #34	1976	Steve Gerber and Sal Buscema

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"Weirdworld" was a Marvel Comic.

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