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A review by just_fighting_censorship
DC vs. Marvel Comics by Mark Gruenwald, Josef Rubinstein, Mike Carlin, José Luis García-López, Dan Jurgens, Peter David, Ron Marz, Paul Neary, Claudio Castellini, Kevin Nowlan
3.0
The only thing I enjoy more than crossovers are mash-ups, this comic has both.
The story arch seems sketchy and thin but to be honest the story is not the reason to read this comic. The point is to see Storm Battling Wonder Woman and to enjoy the witty banter between Aqua Man and Namor, and to see who is faster The Flash or Quicksliver. In the end it is about a celebration of comic books and their the characters that we love. In a sense the plot of the two brothers with two waring universes is very symbolic of the competition between DC and Marvel which gives the comic an extra layer.
There is nothing more satisfying than seeing the two comic universes come together in one comic.
A must read because it is fun and because it is a celebration of both Marvel and DC and superhero comics in general.
The story arch seems sketchy and thin but to be honest the story is not the reason to read this comic. The point is to see Storm Battling Wonder Woman and to enjoy the witty banter between Aqua Man and Namor, and to see who is faster The Flash or Quicksliver. In the end it is about a celebration of comic books and their the characters that we love. In a sense the plot of the two brothers with two waring universes is very symbolic of the competition between DC and Marvel which gives the comic an extra layer.
There is nothing more satisfying than seeing the two comic universes come together in one comic.
A must read because it is fun and because it is a celebration of both Marvel and DC and superhero comics in general.