10 Surprisingly Good Licensed Comic Books

While many of the crossovers mentioned on this list seem like natural fits, this is no guarantee of success. Anyone who has read Transformers/New Avengers can attest to this.

With that in mind, there are those occasions when the inverse is true. Sometimes two properties that are so opposed and should never work together not only do just that, but they do it in a satisfying and meaningful way.

In 2017 fans rolled their eyes when DC announced that there would be a series of specials featuring some of their biggest and best stars crossing over with the Looney Tunes characters, who are also owned by Warner Bros. The sneers grew into outright laughs with the reveal of titles such as Lobo/Road Runner and Wonder Woman/The Tasmanian Devil.

Much to everyone's surprise, the books were critical and commercial successes, especially the dark and tragic crossover between Batman and Elmer Fudd.

Fudd is a down on his luck hunter turned assassin on the trail of Bruce Wayne, who he blames for the murder of his one-time love, Silver St. Cloud.