What's a visually better comic Yautja crossover than the Batman Vs Predator series?
Revisited the series and in particular, the first volume pissed me off aesthetically and storyboard wise. In some panels, I get the grit, like the art style, but it's genuinely hard to tell what the fuck is going on sometimes in the action panels. As a young teen I didn't notice it as much, but the fluidity just isn't there on a lot of the sequences for me as an adult.
Whilst you get the gist of what is happening, you're left thinking - Surely there was a better way to display that to the reader?
In the first image, Predator smashes through a window, and somehow people are behind him, despite the dude with the eye patch diving for cover in the prior panel it shares a page with.
Then in the second two examples, it just seems like a really lackadaisical way of drawing and sequencing this event. Batman throws a nut towards the electromagnet to draw the Predator under it, he succeeds and drops a shit load of scrap onto him, he starts advancing in the Predators direction with a fuck off wrench. He gets wounded by the plasmacaster, turns around for some reason from the direction he was shot? the predator is revealed to see him in the panel after pushing up scrap metal? THEN says, SEE YOU before grabbing his cape?
Anyway, are there any other comic crossovers that you can recommend based on my critiques?