Gravis Ludus' Carl Williams writes, "Right now there are plenty of super hero television shows and movies. This plethora of entertainment should be enough for any fan of the genre. The problem is, a lot of it is spread out amongst competing companies. Whether that be different television networks or movie studios, it stifles the one true thing that can bring fans in- crossover events. That is why I am posing the simple question of is having super heroes from the same universe/brand on different networks is good for business or bad for fans? This article plans to tackle this question based on DC Comics properties."
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