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29 Years Ago, Batman Finally Crossed Over With His Marvel Counterpart (And the Villain Was Perfect)
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Batman is indeed one of the best heroes in the DC Universe, but who is his perfect Marvel counterpart?
Two-Face Was at the Center of Batman and Daredevil’s Team-UpIn Daredevil/Batman: Eye for an Eye by D.G.
That, thankfully, comes in handy when the heroes confront Two-Face, and they manage to convince the villain not to kill Hyde.
But instead, Daredevil/Batman: Eye for an Eye chose a villain that touched on Matt’s personal life as a lawyer.
What do you think about Two-Face being a (temporary) Daredevil villain?