JLA/Avengers is in canon and continuty at the end there were events that lead directly into the Trinity series. Trinity ended with the creation of Earth One that will be used for Superman Earth One and Batman Earth One graphic novels.
Couldn't quite hear what G-Man said about Superman at the end but G-Man answered the Q within 10 seconds. Though I didn't catch what he said the zinger of Superman making dollars and cents was awesome.
He also answered the other Q's quickly. So ppfffttttt to G-Man not being able to answer a question in 30 seconds or less!
The most relevant crossover I've ever read is WildC.A.T.s/Aliens. It killed off a lot of the original Stormwatch characters and it is canon in the Wildstorm U. It's been reference and used several times.
I thought Hawkeye is considered to be the only Marvel character to actually be considered a Leaguer? Thought I read that somewhere. And comb your hair G-man.
question should be are inter-company crossovers canon for relevance. most arent and take place in seperate universes/tangents. most depends on if the companies say it was canon or not, which they usually will at some point. He-man Vs Silver Age Superman was canon for example, but both Superman and Masters Of The Universe were both published under DC as the same time. that doesnt always hold water either though. Contest Of Champions was published by Marvel but isnt considered canon, moreso because like Marvel Vs DC, the winners of the matches where determined by fanvotes, and not the writers. They really sometimes are and arent, it usually is different in every case. even if an intercompany crossover happens, taking it as any point of reference of how the characters would interact should be judged on the person writing and what theyre experience with both characters is.
@SUPER-MAN 23: this is a cool comic book it is ok but i think the wolverine and other marvel comic like superman, hulk and more are cool too but spiderman is very cool
The canon characters are at least aware of the other side-- although it is vague if they are merely comic book/movie characters in pop culture in the inverse ultraverse, or if the characters remember one another from crossovers.
JLA/Avengers was definitely cannon... "The Cosmic Egg" thingy at the end went on to be in a few DC stories, and eventually to Trinity. And didn't Scarlet Witch go nuts because of her contact with all the Chaos in the DC Universe? So that's where House of M and all that came from too.
@Primmaster64: Well, Deadpool also references Tobey Maguire around Spider-Man. He's aware of the meta universe, including his own writers and fans. Deadpool is one of the exceptions to pretty much any rule.
" @Primmaster64: Well, Deadpool also references Tobey Maguire around Spider-Man. He's aware of the meta universe, including his own writers and fans. Deadpool is one of the exceptions to pretty much any rule. But, yes. Some crossovers are definitely canon. "
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