Incredible Hulk Vs Superman
"...one of the better [Marvel/DC] crossovers. The writing had a lot to do with that. Roger Stern had strong ties to Marvel in the earlier part of his career before crossing over himself to DC and spending the better part of a decade charting the course for Superman.  Stern knows both universes and  both characters ... he knows his history and it shows in his writing.  This story takes place after issue six of the originalIncredible Hulk series and during John Byrne'sMan of Steel mini-series.  It's an odd mix of histories, but Stern makes it work." --Michael Bailey"[Steve] Rude returns to the character again in a seamless blending of the Marvel  and DC worlds with writer Roger Stern.  Stern and Rude  present a story handling the characters that feels as if they've been alongside each other from day one.  Effortlessly fusing Kirby and Shuster's art styles and bringing respect to both.  Fans of either character should read this and let the debate over who's stronger rage on." --Grimm, mightygeek.com"When it comes to getting classic characters right, Stern is one of the best -- if notthebest -- writers in the comics industry. Rude has seamlessly blended his wonderfully realistic faces, facial expressions, and figures with the recklessness of the 1940s Joe Shuster Superman and the sheer power of the 1960s Jack Kirby Hulk. Equally impressive is the way Milgrom's inks support the ambitions of the penciler.  This crossover gets my highest recommendation." --Tony Isabella