DC/Marvel: All Access #4

The JLA and X-Men realize who is behind the dimensional crisis between the DC and Marvel Universes. It's not as epic of a team-up as when the JLA and the Avengers worked together. But it was quite thrilling. 

An overall great job by Ron Marz and Jackson 'Butch' Guice. Very good and interesting story and great artwork, especially for mid-90s comics!

Worth Consuming!

Rating: 9 out of 10 stars.

DC/Marvel All Access #3

The excitement continues with Access recruiting Batman and Doctor Strange to assist with the mystery of the weakening barriers between the two dimensions. Meanwhile, gumming up the works is the inevitable showdown between the JLA and the X-Men.

I pretty much know how this is all going to wind up. But it's a thrill ride nonetheless.

Worth Consuming!

Rating: 9 out of 10 stars.

DC/Marvel All Access #2

In the pages of Versus, Tim Drake and Jubilee were fated to fight each other for the survival of their universe. Instead the two fell in love and haven't been able to get their minds off of each other.  

When the fragile rift between the DC and Marvel Universes allows Jubilee to arrive in Gotham, it's a rekindled romance that threatens to bring the Amalgam world back into place. That is unless the universe skipping hero Access can get Jubilee back to her rightful world.

Another good mind twisting issue with one very odd exception. Normally Batman is all very rigid and all business. Yet here he's willing to bend the rules over the fate of the multiverse to allow Robin and his beloved to be together. That just seems a very un-Batman like thing for the Dark Knight to do. But he does!

Worth Consuming!

Rating: 8 out of 10 stars.

DC/Marvel All Access #1

After the events of DC Versus Marvel, the two universes had combined into an Amalgam of the two planes of reality. Thankfully the two worlds were able to be unmixed but that doesn't mean that the danger to the fabric of reality is over.

If ever the DC and Marvel Universes ever touch again for too long, the Amalgam Universe will again dominate the two. Thus a new hero called Access was formed. He is able to cross over from side to side to eliminate any such crossovers. For the most part, Access has been able to reverse the occasional crossing. However the frequency of such events is becoming way too often and it's causing this new hero to cut things way too close.

Penned but DC Versus Marvel’s Ron Marz, this is a pretty clever way to recapture the magic of that amazing crossover that started everything. The artwork by Jackson 'Butch' Guice is quite good too. A really enjoyable and plausible opening chapter.

Worth Consuming!

Rating: 9 out of 10 stars!