Review: Crossover #13
“I didn’t think it was going to happen after the last arc, but Crossover #13 has brought back my enthusiasm for the series and I’m genuinely excited to see what will come next.”
Review: Crossover #12
“This is a good issue of Crossover and in some moments it almost feels like we’re getting back to the heights of the first volume, which is something I’ve been hoping for these last few issues.”
Review: Crossover #11
“There are some big moments in this issue, but I am missing the character focus in Ellie and Ryan that we had in earlier issues.”
Review: Crossover #10
“Despite some bombshell revelations I’m finding myself disappointed with Crossover for the first time.”
Review: Crossover #9
“Crossover #9 reminded me what it is that I love about this series, immediately after reading it I wanted to recommend it to more people just so I have more people to talk about it with.”
Review: Crossover #8
“Donny Cates has been doing a great job putting together a series that feels full of limitless possibilities.”
Review: Crossover, Volume 1: Kids Love Chains
“If you’re concerned that you might not be that into a book full of characters that you may only be tangentially familiar with, then don’t be.”
Alternative Superhero Universes: Donny Cates’ Crossover Universe…the Crossoverse?
“a series about every comic book character you can imagine bleeding over into the ‘real’ world. It’s a really interesting premise and I’ll always be a sucker for alternate worlds crashing into each other.”
Halloween Recommendations: Babyteeth
“Cates’ style perfectly suits this type of story, creating something equally heartfelt and absurd”
Halloween Recommendations: Redneck
“Redneck is one of the most interesting vampire stories I’ve ever read, and I’ve read too many vampire stories”
Bigger Than Capes 