The World's Greatest Superheroes 0

[theCapraAegagrus]

So, I started reading the Absolute Edition, with Superman: Peace on Earth. I really got bored as %^&* and just skimmed thru most of it after a few pages. I almost decided to move on from the anthology. However, today I broke it back open and read Batman: War on Crime, and I think it's great.

Seeing as it's the same writer - what caused this disparity in content? Is it the writer's take on the characters? Are there other limited series out there with the same writer book-to-book that have similar variations in interest?

Now, obviously, taste between people varies greatly. I can usually go for most Superman and Batman stories and styles of any era, though. Bright Superman, Dark Superman, Campy Batman, Killer Batman, etc. I like 'em all.

I'm gonna read Shazam: Power of Hope later today. I guess we'll see where that lands on the Interesting Scale.

[Ken Aldred]

I always think of Paul Dini being associated more with Batman stories, especially animated series.

Not surprising 'War on Crime' seems the better of the two.

Edited February 21, 2019 by Ken Aldred

[theCapraAegagrus]

I read Shazam: Power of Hope and Wonder Woman: Spirit of Truth and they are both good IMO.