The Golden Age of Marvel/DC Cross-Overs

[Figuremod73]

I thought they did a good job combining the characters. I especally think Challengers of the Fantastic was a good idea since i believe Challengers of the Unknown was a earlier model for what became the Fantastic 4.

I wish they would do more with some of these guys. Iron Latern is my favorite design of the group.

[The Toyroom]

I don't think the 2nd wave of Amalgam titles was as strong as the first...Lobo the Duck? Bat-Thing?

[aquatroy]

Batman 237 also has some crossover action

[emeraldknight47]

This...



...wasn't a bad crossover, either, although it still didn't make me any more of a fan of Bagley's artwork....

[emeraldknight47]

I missed out on IRON LANTERN (gives me something to look for in the back-issue bins), but I did enjoy BRUCE WAYNE: AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D. and DR. STRANGEFATE. Also need to look for that Darkseid/Galactus throwdown...

[madmarva]

A little off topic, but the Squadron Supreme mini series in the 80s is one of my favorite Justice League stories.

[samurainoir]

A little off topic, but the Squadron Supreme mini series in the 80s is one of my favorite Justice League stories.

The trade paperback of that had Mark Gruenwalds ashes mixed into the ink. Wonder what that goes for these days?

[The Toyroom]

A little off topic, but the Squadron Supreme mini series in the 80s is one of my favorite Justice League stories.

One of Alex Ross' favorites too...

[MEMEGO]

These crossovers are priceless, I wonder if they will ever team up again?

[Bruce Banner]

Byrne's Darkseid/Galactus crossover was a good one, too.

Definitely. That's another one of the modern crossover highlights.

There's also a moment that stays with me from the second Batman/Punisher crossover where the Punisher has the Joker at gunpoint and he's ready to execute him, but of course Batman won't allow it. Love that scene.

I kind of liked the Amalgam books, they were pretty cool from a novelty point of view.
The All Access and Unlimited Access mini series were also worth reading... I kind of wish they'd have carried on with those books and made them a semi-regular event.