JLA/Avengers

Which was very different from late 80s Perez Superman, which was different from 2000s era Perez Superman.

Yeah, his figure work back then was, yeah, almost all of his characters were... less bulky than they were later, like his JLA Avengers era.

You know, it's very sinewy.

And particularly the Flash was very, very thin.

Right.

As is the great bit in the JLA Avengers, Kurt Busiek, George Perez crossover when the – Justice League sees the Marvel 616 Earth, and one of them says, oh, this Earth is smaller than ours,

which I love.

I love

Not many.

JLA Avengers.

I got the facts in it.

Why? They're the same exact things? Yeah.

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Number three is the canceled JLA/Avengers crossover from 1983, which has been discussed many times in the pages of Wizard Magazine, especially at this time, as 20 years later it was actually happening.

The 2003 version followed the same basic plot as originally planned by Gerry Conway and George Perez, though some of the players had changed.

The original concept was that Marvel's Kang and DC's Lord of Time were trying to reset history and create a single unified Earth, created in the image of the being whose champions were able to retrieve all of the Eggs of Time, leading to many confrontations between the members of the two super teams.

Like, the, um, it was, um, Cubiac I think.

Uh, but it was, uh, so the JLA Avengers thing I just read.

Uh-huh.

Uh, have you run across that one?

That's Jason for you.

This is part one of the Justice League Avengers crossover.

Mm-hmm.

Have you ever read that? No.