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Jayson
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Notes:
(1) This one ended up being on the same level as the previous series, but more fun.
- The drawback is that it's so concentrated on the Crisis gimmick and getting as many characters on screen as possible that there's very little depth.
(2) Krang's the big villain but I don't feel like he had much of a presence.
- He was more or less a background player the whole time.
— Dec 31, 2024 06:20PM
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Notes:
(1) This one ended up being on the same level as the previous series, but more fun.
- The drawback is that it's so concentrated on the Crisis gimmick and getting as many characters on screen as possible that there's very little depth.
(2) Krang's the big villain but I don't feel like he had much of a presence.
- He was more or less a background player the whole time.
Jayson
is on page 65 of 160
Notes:
(1) Nearly everyone here is a composite mashup of characters from each universe.
- I particularly like that the Turtles match up so well with the Robins. Their counterparts are exactly who you'd expect they'd be, well, except for Michelangelo who is nothing like Damian except that their colors match.
- Harley Quinn as Karai is another square-peg/round-hole situation.
— Dec 31, 2024 06:30AM
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Notes:
(1) Nearly everyone here is a composite mashup of characters from each universe.
- I particularly like that the Turtles match up so well with the Robins. Their counterparts are exactly who you'd expect they'd be, well, except for Michelangelo who is nothing like Damian except that their colors match.
- Harley Quinn as Karai is another square-peg/round-hole situation.
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Notes:
(1) This crossover celebrates the Turtles' 35th anniversary and Batman's 80th anniversary.
- So, we get a Crisis to bring together various character iterations.
(2) It's also notable for being an artistic jam between Freddie E. Williams II and Kevin Eastman.
- Kind of inspired, since Williams' art is stylistically sympatico with the early Eastman/Laird Mirage comics.
— Dec 30, 2024 10:00PM
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Notes:
(1) This crossover celebrates the Turtles' 35th anniversary and Batman's 80th anniversary.
- So, we get a Crisis to bring together various character iterations.
(2) It's also notable for being an artistic jam between Freddie E. Williams II and Kevin Eastman.
- Kind of inspired, since Williams' art is stylistically sympatico with the early Eastman/Laird Mirage comics.
