A review by madscibrarian
Batman/Superman, Volume 1: Cross World, by Netho Diaz, Greg Pak, Norm Rapmund, Yildiray Cinar, Paulo Siqueira, Ben Oliver, Jae Lee, Brett Booth
2.0
The art for this was just so off-putting. I am just not a fan of Jae Lee's artstyle. It doesn't work for comics at all.
The story itself was confusing and hard to follow. We have Superman and Batman being transported to a different Earth to see an older version of themselves that are actually friends with one another And apparently the whole reason for this is to show that Darkseid is coming? I think it was meant to be mysterious but that's hard to pull off when you're already using premade comic book lore.
However, I do think we need more instances where Catwoman and Lois Lane work together. They're both superhero love interests that do not like being sidelined, thus making a great team.
The story itself was confusing and hard to follow. We have Superman and Batman being transported to a different Earth to see an older version of themselves that are actually friends with one another And apparently the whole reason for this is to show that Darkseid is coming? I think it was meant to be mysterious but that's hard to pull off when you're already using premade comic book lore.
However, I do think we need more instances where Catwoman and Lois Lane work together. They're both superhero love interests that do not like being sidelined, thus making a great team.