Were you satisfied with Superman's portrayal in JLA/Avengers?

[TheBatman]

And if not, why?

[Robotman]

Yeah, he was able to catch and stop Mjolnir in mid throw. That’s a hell of a feat. Plus he punched out Thor and used a Spinal Tap reference in the process. It encapsulated his power and sense of humor in one scene.

[Bored at 3:00AM]

Absolutely. Busiek's stuff has a hit or miss track record with me, but this was definitely one of the unqualified hits. Both he and Perez clearly understood what a once in a lifetime opportunity they had been given and put absolutely everything they could into this book. This image sums it all up.

[theoneandonly]

apart from the ooc moments it was a satisfactory depiction.

[Thor-Ul]

Well, Cap also was ooc in that story, but considering how was developted I was satisfied with the story in general.

And that last cover was biblical.

[Kuwagaton]

I've seen bits and pieces. Would love to own it, as a monumental novelty comic.

Some of his characterization seems weird and funny. I dunno if it's because of the plot. The Thor fight is popular, as it should be. I don't think casuals to Marvel/Thor comics know how much of a boss he is, and how impressive it is for Superman to beat him. I really like Thor a whole lot and Busiek's Godstorm is my favorite Thor comic ever, so I trust that he did well by the character otherwise.

[Talon1load]

I wish they would rerelease this in trade. I sold all my single issues a few years ago so I haven’t been able to go back and read this again.

[Stanlos]

Kurt Busiek is one of the all time greats and is one of the only Superman writers who hits all the marks for me. His JLA Avengers work is a great illustration of this as well as how he has that same quality with all of the DC characters. It is a travesty that he is not leading DC imo.

[Celgress]

I liked his portrayal because of the reasons already listed.