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Superman/Batman: Alternate Histories

Superman/Batman: Alternate Histories

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Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Yawn.
Review: I liked the Batman story. It was kind of laid out like a movie. The Superman story was a little weak.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A good read
Review: I liked the Batman story. It was kind of laid out like a movie. The Superman story was a little weak.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Mostly Riveting Alternate Realitys
Review: I thouroughly enjoyed this collection of new takes on the dc comics mythologies. The piratwe \\ Joker was the best!!!!!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Mostly Riveting Alternate Realitys
Review: I've always been a fan of Alternate History. With DC's Elseworlds, you take a history that was fiction to begin with, and move it into another alternate possibility. The stories that result have been some of the most interesting and imaginative comics around. This book has a bunch of those stories, collected from the 1994 DC Elseworld Annuals. It's well worth the cost, and serves as a great introduction to the "what if?"s of the DC superhero universe.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: DC's Elseworlds are the best
Review: I've always been a fan of Alternate History. With DC's Elseworlds, you take a history that was fiction to begin with, and move it into another alternate possibility. The stories that result have been some of the most interesting and imaginative comics around. This book has a bunch of those stories, collected from the 1994 DC Elseworld Annuals. It's well worth the cost, and serves as a great introduction to the "what if?"s of the DC superhero universe.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Yawn.
Review: Pretty uninteresting stories with the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight living different lives in alternate histories. Nothing new about them, but it does see how comic book writers have run out of creative stories to do with these two heroes.


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