Way back before you or I were born, Marvel Comics put out a line called the Marvel Treasury Edition. These were larger sized comics that had top-level talent attached while potentially including some reprints along with a unique story. The very last issue, Marvel Treasury Editon #28, was Superman and Spider-Man, though this was not the first time Marvel Comics and their distinguished competition from across the street, DC Comics, had put out a joint venture (the first time was actually 5 years previous with Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man). Occasionally throughout the next two decades, Marvel and DC would co-publish books again with their heroes, one instance being 1995’s Spider-Man and Batman, another being 1999’s Superman/Fantastic Four. Whenever a battle would break out between the heroes (as the law of super-heroics states that there will be), no clear winner would be decided.
So, why did open up this movie review with that useless bit of geek knowledge? Because 17 years later, Spider-Man and Batman have managed to battle each other again.
But this time, there’s a clear winner. Continue reading MasterChugs Theater: Treasury Edition