One of the GREATEST Crossovers of all-time! | Uncanny X-Men/New Teen Titans 

Marvel and DC have a friendly rivalry if anything. It's just fans that are toxic.

I always thought that Inbetween earth would be where the Amalgam Universe was.

​@@homeb0ys7515they did sure, until Joe Quesada very publicly insulted them during the making of the JLA/Avengers crossover. It's been getting better since Joe left, but they haven't been a "friendly rivalry" since 2002

Nah, he actually said: “I have never felt power like this before!”

It starts vibrating like a massage chair

"It has a cupholder and a magazine pouch!" *In the 'my dress has pockets' voice*

But they still need to be rare enough to be special.

So who won did they save Jean and did raven win

So he's Nick Fury

Cartagia 64 Only better trained he spent majority of military career when not on missions learning many different styles of fighting as well as becoming a master strategist think of him as the "anti-batman" that is how Marv Wolfman envisioned and set him up as in the early comics in fact Christopher Priest is doing an amazing job in my opinion of showing this and getting to the core of the character in his current run on Deathstroke since the start of Rebirth in fact I highly recommend reading his Batman vs Deathstroke storyline which just came out in hardcover trade last week it has a throwaway premise which it's meant to be to bring them into conflict but that's just so he can write an examination about how similar and different both characters are and how they view each other

I'm sure you're right. I really don't know much about the DC Universe, but know enough to know Deathstroke is pretty awesome. I was more just joking about the line, "... basically he's a one eyed amoral Captain America who was already highly trained before he got upgraded ", which you gotta admit describes Nick Fury to a 'T'

So he’s basically Deadpool and Wolverine, just without the running mouth and one-liners; Captain American, just without the moral code; and the Terminator, just without the timeline errors and exoskeleton.

Just read it, it’s damn good!

The idea on Deathstroke is that he uses 90% of his potential ability instead of the normal 10%. He's not so much super-powered as over-achieving, more akin to Peter Cannon Thunderbolt than Captain America.

@@wk3820 Deathstroke has a healing factor.🙂

W K Deathstrokes origin is that he joins Vietnam at 16, becomes the best fighter and shooter of his platoon and volunteers for an experiment that would makes soldiers invulnerable to truth serum. as it turns out though it was actually a test for a super soldier serum. The army honorably discharges slade because the serum made him crazy so slade turns to mercenary work.

@@timeguy441 I've read marv wolfman's run, I wouldn't call him crazy.

@@wk3820 This isn't an attack against you. But, no... The whole "uses 90%, rather than 10%" is an asinine premise that was brought about by the misguided belief that humans only use ten percent of their brain, which has been disproven repeatedly for at least well over a decade now. While it is true that there are certain things that inhibit the total amount of strength humans can muster, it wouldn't be a matter of simply tweaking a few things to allow a person to access that extra reservoir of strength because doing so could potentially lead s person to injure themselves. Some of these inhibitors are even "mechanical" in the sense that they are other parts of the body that work against whatever actions an individual may be taking to prevent them from using too much strength or applying to much force. Deathstroke *is* an enhanced human, just like Captain America. While exact figures are hard to discern, especially with DC Comics constantly rebooting and ret-conning things, Deathstroke is generally capable of lifting and maneuvering multiple tons with the same type of effort your average, adult, male human would put forth to lift two hundred to four-hundred and fifty pounds (depending upon their overall health and fitness). As for his mental capabilities, he doesn't access ninety percent of his brain. The neural pathways and synapses within his brain have been enhanced to allow it to process information nine times more efficiently than the average human. All humans utilize the entirety of their brain. They just don't use every portion simultaneously or to the same extent.

Never been read

Silly darkseid, trix is for kids!

Reading New Teen Titans, it felt like Wolfman doesn't like Wally much. I really like that Red Star issue though, where Wally was so determined to stop him. What a sad ending in that book.

Harley/Deadpool probably

Personally, I would like to see Nightwing / Spider-Man

Yep. He is a super soldier.

MORPH !!!!!!

Excuse my english

Or a Thanagarian

Yeah didn’t get a notification either

We all like Bebop and are told to like MHA literally every single day.

@@comicpop love you guys keep doing your thing