Sentence examples for crossover story from inspiring English sources
The phrase "crossover story" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a narrative that combines elements from different genres, franchises, or universes. Example: "The new comic book series is a thrilling crossover story that brings together characters from both Marvel and DC."
"Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" itself is an epic crossover story.
Lemieux's successful comeback has been hockey's best crossover story of the season.
9 P.M. (ABC) GREY'S ANATOMY In the first half of a crossover story line, Dr. Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) of "Private Practice" arrives at Seattle Grace to beg her brother, Derek Patrick Dempseyy), for help saving a life.
The storyline also raised the question of whether Brock or the Venom symbiote was in control, leading into the five-part crossover story "Planet of the Symbiotes" in 1995.
Arrow In the conclusion of a crossover story that began on "The Flash," Malcolm John Barrowmann) injects himself into the conflict between the heroes and Vandal Savage (Casper Crump), with an unfortunate outcome.
Meanwhile, the producers of Once Upon a Time (made by Disney-owned ABC Studios) independently conceived of and obtained authorization from both ABC and Disney for a Frozen-inspired crossover story arc in the show's fourth season, which was first revealed at the end of the show's third season in May 2014, which was broadcast in fall 2014.
After years on Chicago's Kranky Records, in the company of cult drone and slowcore acts Stars Of The Lid and Low, Hecker is now labelmates with one of alternative music's biggest recent crossover stories, Grimes.
It lacks the largess, gluttony, and indulgence that other superhero crossover stories are full of.
Although the Legend imprint ceased in 1998, Monkeyman and O'Brien continued to appear in print, sometimes in crossover stories with other comics characters, such as Gen¹³/Monkeyman and O'Brien (1998), and Savage Dragon #41 (September 1997).
Although the Legend imprint ceased in 1998, Monkeyman and O'Brien continued to appear in print, sometimes in crossover stories with other comics characters, as in Savage Dragon #41 (September 1997) by Erik Larsen, and Gen¹³/MonkeyMan and O'Brien (1998), both published by Image Comics, the latter of which Adams wrote and drew for Wildstorm Productions.
Arrow In the series' 100th episode, which continues a multiple-crossover story that links all of the CW's superhero shows, Oliver Stephen Amelll) gets the "It's a Wonderful Life" treatment by experiencing an alternate reality in which he's engaged to Laurel (guest star Katie Cassidy).
