Crossover events are commonplace in the pages of DC and Marvel Comics, allowing for readers to experience characters and stories that they ordinarily wouldn't read, and naturally expanding the worlds ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Jellystone as a series was always based in crossovers, specifically, the animated show brought ...

However, just because crossovers are now popular with fans and publishers doesn’t necessarily mean their growing prevalence is justified. All of this begs the question: are crossover events essential?

Marvel Comics was built on crossovers. While earlier publishers had their characters team-up, The House of Ideas went a step further in building their universe. By placing most of their characters in ...

The comic book world was rocked with the news that Marvel Comics and DC Comics were delivering their first crossover in over 20 years with Deadpool/Batman #1 by Zeb Wells & Greg Capullo and ...

DC/Marvel have a history of crossing over in comics. Their first collaboration came in 1976 with Superman vs The Amazing Spider-Man: The Battle of the Century. More crossovers came out sporadically ...

Marvel Comics' Deadpool/Batman #1 was a huge success and quickly sold out its first printing. The baton passes to DC Comics later this month for the second half of the crossover, Batman/Deadpool #1, ...

In early 2025, DC and Marvel excited comic readers with their announcement of their first collaboration in over two decades. The publishers confirmed a Batman/Deadpool one-shot and a Deadpool/Batman ...