DC and Marvel have been hosting a new run of crossovers, but these team-ups and conflicts could be wilder than them all.
The years of 2025 and 2026 are those of the Marvel and DC crossovers. In 2025, comic book readers were treated to the likes of DC/MARVEL: BATMAN/DEADPOOL #1 (2025) and MARVEL/DC: DEADPOOL/BATMAN #1 ...
While I’m sure most fans would prefer the unexpected crossovers to be released traditionally, releasing them as vertical-scrolling comics is a smart move. Everyone who’s ‘in the know’ when it comes to ...
It can be hard to keep up with cinematic universes nowadays, especially as more movies and shows are created, new characters ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Image Source: Marvel Comics / DC Comics / George Perez) For over two decades, DC and Marvel did not allow any crossover comics ...
DC and Marvel crossovers are a whole lot of fun, which is why I never want them to stop. Of course, if these two were going to keep the crossover train going, they’re going to need even more amazing ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Ben Reilly Spider-Man web slings through the air in DC vs. Marvel Comics #1 - When DC and Marvel had their first major ...
Marvel Comics Collects Its Marvel/DC Crossovers was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday. Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as ...
Two universes. Unforgettable crossover stories. For the first time in decades, DC and Marvel join forces with all-new stories, team-ups, and face-offs! It's the moment you've been waiting for! After ...
Recent months have seen Marvel Comics and DC Comics collaborate on some long-awaited crossovers, starting with one-shots Deadpool/Batman, Batman/Deadpool, Superman/Spider-Man, and Spider-Man/Superman.
Matt Fraction slams Marvel & DC crossover legal notes as 'dumb' and overly restrictive, revealing creative clashes in comic collaborations. AceShowbiz - Matt Fraction, the writer known for his work on ...
For over two decades, DC and Marvel did not allow any crossover comics featuring their characters. That changed in 2025, with the release of two comics teaming Deadpool and Batman. The publishers have ...