We get a full, well-rounded story that's ripe with comedy, entertainment, and even some action. Lobdell and Booth do more than tell an effective story though. It's clear that they took time to really think of details to help elevate this story from good to great.

There are times when the book is fun, but the story drags during the beginning. In addition to that, there appears to be a battle of tones. The story feels as if it wants to take itself seriously, but it's loaded with dialogue that is essentially a lift from the Looney Tunes cartoons.

For the love of all things looney, this is one depressing story! Seriously though, if you're going to write a DC/ Looney Tunes crossover, make it fun.