#hakeye

- Sir Gwaine (Merlin) + Siruis Black (Harry Potter)

- Merlin (Merlin) x Stiles Stilinski (Teen Wolf)

- Max Mayfield (Stranger Things) x Beverly Marsh (IT) x Wendy Corduroy (Gravity Falls)  

- Peter B. Parker (Into the Spider-verse) x Clint Barton (MCU Avengers)

- Ron Weasley (Harry Potter) x Ant-Man (Ant-Man)

- Minnie Jackson (The Help) x Molly Weasley (Harry Potter)

- Dr. Doofenshmirtz (Phineas and Ferb) x Scott Lang (Ant-Man)

- Loki (Thor: Ragnarok) x Lil’ Gideon (Gravity Falls)

- BMO (Adventure Time) x Mile Morales (Into the Spider-verse)

- Kylo Ren (Star Wars: Force Awakens) x Lady Morgana (Merlin) x Loki (MCU)

- Gaius (Merlin) x Deacon (Teen Wolf)

- Dipper Pines (Gravity Falls) x Stiles Stilinski (Teen Wolf) 

- Percy Jackson (Percy Jackson) x Harry Potter (Harry Potter)

In the last few years lots more people have become aware of comic book heroes and their stories. The films have drawn nearly all the newcomers to the world of comics and will continue to for at least a few years. The video game industry is worth over $100 billion with millions of gamers with the world spending over 156 billion hours a year playing games. So there are millions of gamers and millions of comic fans but there have only been a few successful combinations of the two industries. 

Why?

As far as I can figure its because we have never been able to see how who wins when Superman fights The Hulk or Green Arrow battles it out with Hawkeye. This is because since 2004 Marvel and DC have not crossed over.

We think they should again.