Dc Match-ups: which did ya

I'm posting this here, 'cause it strikes me, as a indies guy, that Image has that indy sensibility, & Image readers might just've tried these out; sort of the DC Indy comics..?
For those who got several of the DC Match-up titles, Catwoman/Tweety, Lex/Porky, Joker/Daffy, and Harley/Gossamer,
which did you choose to read first? [I'd like to make a poll, when I figure out how.] Those of you who chose to get just one or two, which, and how’d you choose?

For me, for me, it was in-disputably Joker v. Daffy, first choice, because there’re these two crazy guys, see--.

I get the idea is making it look Realistic, but I still think it’s funnier to see the WB characters look like toons, running round realistic Gotham. It detracts from them, not to be seen as (ahem) they really are.

Catwoman/Tweety, my next. I like the cover.

[QUOTE=matt levin;3886022]I'm posting this here, 'cause it strikes me, as a indies guy, that Image has that indy sensibility, & Image readers might just've tried these out; sort of the DC Indy comics..?
For those who got several of the DC Match-up titles, Catwoman/Tweety, Lex/Porky, Joker/Daffy, and Harley/Gossamer,
which did you choose to read first? [I'd like to make a poll, when I figure out how.] Those of you who chose to get just one or two, which, and how’d you choose?

For me, for me, it was in-disputably Joker v. Daffy, first choice, because there’re these two crazy guys, see--.

I get the idea is making it look Realistic, but I still think it’s funnier to see the WB characters look like toons, running round realistic Gotham. It detracts from them, not to be seen as (ahem) they really are.

Catwoman/Tweety, my next. I like the cover.[/QUOTE]

I haven't read any of them myself but from the Podcasts I listen to have liked Lex/Porky has been the most popular. But they're all suckers for Russell's work. I've never read any of his stuff myself because I just don't read DC.

So far: Joker v. Daffy was disappointing in that Daffy shoulda mopped the floor with Joker, and here was merely frightened into partnering with him. Not the Little Black Duck *I'M* accustomed to seeing, no sirree bob! Catwoman/Tweety & Sylvester was interesting, by virtue of pitting (nearly?) every cat-themed DC character against (nearly?) every bird-themed DC character, but it hung on a creaky plot-device to bring them all together, and a bogus world-ending threat-averted plot-line. Harley/Gossamer has been my favorite so far (with Lex/Porky yet unread), both characters on the same side, basically a romp through Gotham with typical Harley silliness.