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Earth was, in a large number of worlds, the home planet of humanity.
History
Magician from Mars's universe
In at least one universe, the Earth was the third planet in the Solar System, with the much smaller Mars being the fourth. (COMIC: On Earth) At some point beyond the 20th century, the inhabitants of Earth and Mars were in frequent contact, with “Earth-liner” space-ships regularly conveying travellers from one to the other. It appeared that Earth was the more advanced of the civilisations, with the space-ships being theirs. (COMIC: Magician From Mars…)
Lunar College Universe
Earth existed in one universe for some time past the 20th century.
The specifics of this version of Earth were unknown, although it was definitely populated by humans. Space travel was commonplace among the residents of this Earth, and a transport vessel would often carry people between Earth and its Moon, upon which the Lunar College of Selene had been established by earthlings, specifically those of the organization NASA.
Young geniuses of the planet were sent to the Lunar College, however, this was secretly part of a plan to stifle their intelligence, presumably to prevent some sort of uprising, suggesting a rather dystopian society. Nevertheless, IMAX documentaries are known to have existed there. (COMIC: Bacterial Lunarversity)
Universe of the shapeshifting Jenny
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In another universe, at an earlier point in time, NASA conducted experiments into rocket-launching with apes standing in for human pilots. The local Jenny Everywhere, who had used unluckily her shapeshifting powers to disguise herself as an ape, ended up being forced into the rocket instead, apparently becoming the first human being to leave her world's version of Earth. (COMIC: Untitled)
At the Edge of the Multiverse
It was alleged by the comic book Jenny Everywhere: Secret Origins that the "oldest and most advanced parallel Earth" had existed in a universe at the Edge of the Multiverse. The comic also asserted that it was the original homeworld of Jenny Everywhere and that it had been destroyed while she was a baby by a Living Black Hole. (COMIC: The Secret Origin of Jenny Everywhere)
In the Prime Universe
The Prime Universe's Earth, sometimes called the “Prime Earth”, was populated with a number of sapient species, including but not limited to humans and multiple kinds of naturally-occurring anthropomorphic animals. The Creator of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids was native to this Earth, as were the Strangely-Colored Secret Societies. (PROSE: The Grand Multiverse Hotel, The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies)
In the 97th Cosmos
In the 97th Cosmos, the Earth was once invaded by the Martians, or Wellsians, whose own planet (which they called Wellsia) was dry and decaying while Earth remained “fertile” and “watery”. The Wellsians had to leave the Earth after ravaging England because they began to be cut down by an epidemic of the common cold, which was deadly to them. (VIDEO: The Wellsians)
In Reality Z-25 31-H
Another world full of adventurers and superheros, this Earth saw more than its share of dramatic events.
On one occasion, alien invaders landed in Africa and took the combined efforts of local heroes, visiting superheroes, the Space Patrol, and Stardust the Super-Wizard to repel. (COMIC: Ruthless Ro-Man)
In Universe Gemini
in Universe Gemini, the Earth was a sentient, living being, whose humanoid manifestation was known as Mother Nature. As of the 21st century, she described herself as a planet “going through menopause”. (PROSE: Zed Vs. Mother Nature)
Mentioned by the Fourteenth Doctor
In one universe, as the Fourteenth Doctor exited his TARDIS and saw Jenny Everywhere meeting Popeye, he wondered to himself "What on Earth is going on here?". (COMIC: Jenny's Spinach Encounter)
In the 89067986779811167562948736197891674912223184th Universe
In the 89067986779811167562948736197891674912223184th Universe, which was very similar to the Third Universe, the First Doctor intended to flee to Earth when he escaped from Gallifrey, dressing up in Earth-style clothes in preparation. (PROSE: How To Steal Timeships & To Influence Time Lords)
Xavier Llewellyn's universe
In one universe, Earth was obliterated by a gamma-ray burst from another galaxy following Xavier Llewellyn's murder of the Noodle Man; the surface of the planet was consumed by lava, burning away all traces of life that had only been there minutes before. (PROSE: The Non-Canonical, Unlicensed and Non-Valid Sequel to Arcbeatle Press’(s) April Fool's Anthology “The Noodle Incident”, 2024: 2 Noodle, 2 Furious 2, The Electric Boogaloo, feat. the Piscons, Jenny Everywhere and the People’ Republic of China, Another Day, Another Ludicrous Universe)