Source: cbr.com

5. Elmer Fudd/Batman

Elmer Fudd: Bugs Bunny’s archnemesis, and the most recognizable human in all of Looney Toons, this dude hunts “wabbits” like there’s no tomorrow. Elmer may have taken some time to reach his completed form, but once he did, his appearance and voice stuck. In fact, he’s been pretty much solid since 1951, at the earliest. He’s always been on the hunt for Bugs (or Daffy if it turns out to be Duck Season, after all) but his double-barreled shotgun is iconic.

Batman: Young Bruce Wayne watched as his parents were murdered during a routine mugging gone wrong. He then dedicated himself to the eradication of all crime, and committed himself to many disciplines to eventually become the world’s greatest crime fighter. He would adopt the mantle of the Bat to become Batman, the Dark Knight of Gotham City. Bruce fought regularly with all manner of costumed crazies, locking them in Arkham Asylum with the assistance of various partners, many of whom were pre-teens. The preceding paragraph was for the benefit of the one person in the world who didn’t know who Batman was. Now, don’t you see what all the fuss is about?

Why it’s insane-mazing: I never would have asked for this crossover, but it’s the one I’m most excited about. I mean, it had Lee Weeks art and was written by actual current Batman writer Tom King! I’m so psyched! And Kite-Man better be in it.