#Batman Vs Marvel Universe Series Crossover Published

Batman Vs Marvel Universe Series Crossover Published

Marvel from DC and issues 23 from Marvel as Marvel vs. Each company would publish two issues of the series, thus the title difference between issues 1 and 4 as DC vs. DC) was a comic book miniseries crossover published by DC Comics and Marvel Comics from April to May 1996. Marvel (issues 23 titled Marvel vs. Crossovers between the Marvel Comics Universe and the DC Comics Universe in which characters from. And with overwhelmingly positive reviews, it did something rare, a perfect 10/10 landing.connection need never be explained or made explicit.

There are rumours of actors leaving the franchise, films being cancelled and further changes in direction. It already feels like the wheels are falling off. Compare that to DC, only 5 films into the current movie universe, they have succeeded financially but with very mixed reviews. With an army of souls, demons, and other agents of Hell as well as the powers of the Ghost Rider at his disposal, Blaze would be among the few Marvel heroes whom The Batman Who Laughs would hesitate to take on directly.As you might expect, we are continuing our series of comparisons, this time with two characters from different universes - one superhero and one supervillain.Marvel are now 19 films in and still sticking the landing with no signs of slowing down with plans with 13 more films planned by 2022. Approaches which closely mirror where the construction industry wants to move to, and where they have been stuck for decades.Even for a comic book fan like me, one who spends an inordinate amount of time fixated on the Complete Marvel Universe, reading Batman is almost always a good.The Batman Who Laughs thrives in the dark supernatural side of the DC universe but so does Johnny Blaze who's recently taken over as the King of Hell.

Each project is its own business and profit and loss centre, one project can go bad but if the others are doing OK, alarm bells tend to get muted. Compare this to DC, they very recently employed Walter Hamada to try and get their world back on track, before then it was every director for themselves with very little consistency between films.For the construction industry how would that work. HeвЂ™s been there since the start and has been responsible for crafting the bigger, interwoven stories brought to a head in Infinity War. Remove silos, give someone responsibility for the whole thingMarvel have Kevin Feige, a self-confessed comic book geek looks after the whole Marvel comic book world. So, what can the construction industry learn from their superhero counterparts.1. With just one DC film making it into the top 10 from the recent comic book universes (Batman vs Superman at #7), the numbers speak volumes.

From actors with multi-film contracts, cameos and cross pollination of characters across films and a common tone and humour that provides boundaries for directors and producers but doesn't limit them.What can you learn from this? It means construction needs plan on how to stop firefighting projects to thinking how you will work in 5 years. Their worlds were managed by multiple directors with their own visions of each superhero's world, without the direction of what a DC universe would look like.Whilst in contrast Feige's clear vision was вЂњI would like to take allВ of the comics and start to build the Marvel universeвЂќ led to many decisions to achieve that vision. Having an overarching responsibility means sharing resources and skill sets across teams and sharing learning's from both successful and less successful projects? Modern technology allows you now to utilise project data to help wider decision making and proactive problem solving rather than firefighting.One of the biggest public failings so far of the DC universe has been how itвЂ™s lurched from film to film taking reactive measures based on feedback from the last.

Iron Man, ten years ago teased Samuel L Jackson as head of S.H.I.E.L.D., the agency who brought together the Avengers set up all the following films and bought people into a wider universe. Take BAM for example, they set a clear vision, they are a digital construction company, so when a decision is being made to work in an analogue or digital method for a process, everyone knows which route they should take.How many times have you watched the film credits all the way through till the lights come up? Fans of the Marvel films have made it a habit, with regular teasers of new films appearing during and after the credits. Whilst you might adjust your plan, if you set this broad vision right then everyone involved should be able to make their day to day decisions based on whether this supports the vision.

This will give you a better chance of both succeeding when you come to implement them, rather than coming to them cold turkey.One of the biggest surprises from the Marvel world was Guardians of the Galaxy, a classic rock loving scavenger, a tree, a raccoon, a green orphan alien and a very literal warrior. It may impress people in the short term, but there's a lot of work before it could ever be used by those on site, leading to a more demotivated workforce than before.Diversify risk by placing small bets teasing some of the potentially revolutionary longer-term developments, and some larger bets on technology and processes that are proven to be working for others today. Take those looking at Augmented Reality when they still largely use paper on site and work in 2D. Typically, innovation relies on big bets on something revolutionary when you haven't laid the groundwork to prepare for it, leading to failure. Many felt DC hadn't earned the right to introduce the wider universe at that stage after one film with mixed reviews.What does this have to do with our world? Well construction has consistently been a low investor in research and development, which helps explain why it also consistently appears towards the bottom of lists of productivity in the sector. It didn't make much sense at the time and the common view is that it won't be revisited in future films as it was so badly handled.

Even the TV series on CW (Flash, Arrow, Black Lighting) are all being controlled. It's being controlled to much be WB. And Used Man of steel as the spring board to this cannon. We all know they are connected.DC is fragmented, makes no sense, and does not have continuity. Thus creating a Universe that discusses and crossover into each other, even if its just a mention of a hole in the sky. If you want to change your approach to construction and avoid repeating of mistakes of the past, then be aware that those strategic decisions you make now will have a direct impact on your results years down the line.Marvel created a Universe through slow but sure investment, starting with the movies, and leaking into places like Netflix with the defenders.