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Ugh. My brother checked this out from the library and I nabbed it before he could start reading it. I just finished and, well, it was horrible. Maybe it's just me, but I found the writing to be absolutely terrible, anti-climatic, and pointless. The only part I remotely enjoyed was the Batman/Spider-Man comic, but it was still boring.

The worst one was the Fantastic Four/Superman comic. Oy, my loathing for the FF has been refueled. Listening to Grimm ramble on in his dialect, Franklin squealing for joy and talking in a "cute" manner...horrible. I mean, honestly, if I want to see Superman somehow travel through an alternate dimension and become "Silver Supes", I'd read...well, I WOULDN'T want that to happen, so I guess I wouldn't read it. Personally, I find it to be sad when my favorite character becomes Cyborg and I end up hoping he beats the crap out of everybody.

If anyone else has read this, what are your thoughts on it?

I glimse though it, that was the one were Kingpin fought Bats and Spidey? right?? I just read the Batman cross over, did not waste my money on it, because the rest suck.

OK, I take back the part about the FF sucking...I just finished reading a well-done comic with them. It was pretty funny and was not sucky.

You mean Cyborg Superman, or do you mean the Marvel Cyborg guy?

*Shrugs.* The comic wasn't particularly clear--he said that he was known for a time as Cyborg Superman, but he was known as Cyborg otherwise. His name is Hank Henshaw, if that helps any.

What do you think?

It's a Justice League

Sorry for the fans, but on that image, the members of the JLA pose in a contemptuous manner (Looking at us ? How dare you !?!).

Alex Ross, however, is a great artist !

The Hunger was OK, nothing special.

The Hunger was my favourite Marvel/DC cross-over besides Surfer/GL.

-AC