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Will Salmon

DC and Marvel Comics characters are set to meet again – more than 20 years since their last crossover

Spider-Man side-by-side with Superman.

They may be competitors, but the "Big Two" of comics – Marvel and DC, as if that needed spelling out – actually have a long-history of collaboration and communication. Last year the publishers put out two huge collected editions (the DC Versus Marvel Omnibus and the DC/Marvel: The Amalgam Age Omnibus) that brought together all the comics where characters from both houses crossed over. Or rather, all the comics up to that point, that is...

Yes, it's true: after more than 20 years Marvel and DC are set to collaborate once again with a pair of new one-shots coming later this year. According to Bleeding Cool, the news broke at this year's ComicsPRO event in California, at a panel that included DC Comics editor-in-chief Marie Javins and Marvel Comics editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski.

The cover for last year's DC Versus Marvel Omnibus. (Image credit: DC / Marvel Comics)
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