JLA-Avengers: Difference between revisions

** Thor and [[Aquaman]] both have blue eyes, long blonde hair, and identical beards (on the second half of #3 and first half of #4 at least, in Thor's case). Only their headgear sets them apart in certain panels.

*** Plus their obvious height difference. Aquaman is 6'1" while Thor is 6'6".

* [[Let's You and Him Fight]] - Several of the confrontations of this are of this nature; a partial subversion occurs between Batman and Captain America, however, who briefly test each other's skills before deciding that continuing the fight would be a waste of effort that would be better served finding out ''why'' they were put in that position in the first place.

** Another subversion is when Aquaman fights She-Hulk; he soon remembers that all he needs to do is go after the artifact they were sent there to collect, and so he flees from her to pick it up, while Wonder Woman is busy beating the crap out of Hercules.

* [[This Looks Like a Job For Aquaman]] - One of the artifacts the heroes seek is at the bottom of an incredibly deep pool of water at Odin's tomb. [[Sarcasm Mode|She-Hulk gets it.]]

* [[Time Travel]]

** Iron Man gets a significant power boost after interfacing a Mother Box with his armor. His sensors gain range and sensitivity, which allows him to detect and stun a surprised Wally West. Iron Man's repulsar blasts become strong enough to overpower Captain Atom, whose body was still smoking minutes after the battle. Even Superman cannot withstand their power, as a full blast to the chest leaves the Man of Steel helpless while the Avengers swarm him.

* [[Ungrateful Bastard|Ungrateful Bastards]]: The fact that the Marvel Universe citizens are these while the DCU citizens are very much ''not'', gets played for laughs. Praise of the DC heroes in the news and overt friendliness and respect from the curious DCU civilians come as a big shock to the Avengers. Quicksilver is pissed off at the fact that [[The Flash]] has an entire museum dedicated to him, while Quicksilver has been hounded by anti-mutant prejudice all his life, and Cap (being [[Not Himself]] at the time) even says the DC heroes must be tyrants who force the human race to worship them.

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