American Comics: If You're a Mutant, Why Bother Acting Human?

I haven't read it yet, but it's a DC + Marvel crossover, which is a bit better since it's directly merged together. I heard they've even added mutants. I can only say that it would be amazing if they could even finish writing it. And since they've already written about merging, they'll almost certainly add comic book settings.

The DC/Marvel hybrid is quite bold. The question is how they'll reconcile the existing lore. How will they integrate DC's seven cosmic forces—Anti-Crisis Energy, Crisis Energy, Speed ​​Force & Stasis Force, Emotional Spectrum, Invisible Spectrum, Life Force & Tears of Extinction, God Realm & Void Wind, Collective Inanimate & Black Apple, Dimensional Hyperstructure & Sixth Note, Loyalty &…

I haven't read it yet, but it seems like there are some plot holes. I'll ask a few questions first, and if the author can handle them well, I'll continue reading. 1. Will the little blue guys let the green lanterns take charge of Thanos killing half the population on each planet? 2. The power structure between S. H. I. E. L. D. And the Sky Eye

The writing is too disorganized. Gotham and New York are lumped together. Gotham is Gotham, and New York is New York—two parallel world cities. It's too complicated. How do you even plan to fit this together? It's too messy. You should just write about three separate cities. It would be much better to keep New York and the metropolitan area separate. That way, there wouldn't be any conflicts. Combining them together makes it too chaotic.

Regarding the prediction that I would abandon the story, to be honest, I haven't read most of the predecessors you mentioned. Before you said that, I even thought I was the first book to merge universes. As for whether I'll end it badly, judging from my current outline, I should be able to wrap it up.

One word: chaotic. Two words: utterly chaotic. 👏 This is a work I, a lowly commoner, cannot understand, written by a noble count. All I see are disorganized and disordered passages. Honestly, you can tell the author wanted to create a grand worldview, but their writing skills are lacking. They forced it.

Can this writing style really support a hybrid world? The writing is poor, and it's also messy.

It feels too chaotic; I'm a bit confused.

I haven't started watching it yet, but 🤭 Marvel is relentlessly pursuing its goals, DC is almost entirely wiped out, and the hybrid has no survivors.

Brothers, this hodgepodge is no good. DC's multi-billion dollar writing team is destined to flop. 🙂