So what were /co/'s thoughts on the Batman/TMNT crossover

Legitimately thought it should be the textbook example of how to do a Cross-over book of two properties that aren't in the same canon. Joker's appearance was kinda weaksauce and even this book couldn't resist Bats and the turtles briefly fight, but the goods far outweigh the bads in this case.

Same thing for the He-Man/Thundercats book, really.

The main lesson to take from all this is to *have fun* with having two properties meet each other and be as epic as fucking possible in the process.

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>>93976300
It was pretty good.

>>93976300
would rather a volume 2 of that then TMNT/Batman Adventures

Joker should have been a hyena instead of a snake.

>>93976300
Art was great, story was forgettable but acceptable.

Girl recommended it to me. Read it, liked it, got back to her, now we're together. Ten months. Fun book

It was actually fun considering who wrote it.

>>93977835
I liked Batman/Tmnt Adventures,i thought it was just as well done as the first crossover and it worked as a kiddie book too. It also introduced an interesting idea by having two different incarnations of both batman and tmnt. It kinda makes me want to see Batman Beyond crossover with Same as it never was.