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The topic shows notability through the reviews implied by the links to Comic Book Roundup, but the article could be improved by removing the table columns "Critic rating" and "Critic reviews", as these are not objective measures and need to be attributed to Comic Book Roundup, and instead incorporated these into a new "Reception" section, in which a sample of reviews which have been aggregated should be cited and quoted directly. The aim should be to answer questions like: did reviewers think the crossover was forced or natural?; did the reviewers think the comics introduced new and interesting facets to either franchise?; did reviews think the plots were meaningful? etc. — Bilorv (talk) 12:15, 24 October 2020 (UTC)Reply
