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Setting up that hit I was reminded of the old joke: Never hit someone wearing glasses! They might break and cut your hand!

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No -- the choice of how the characters were interacting was left to me.

Absolutely SPECTACULAR!!!

Where does one begin? The thrill of a perfectly executed crossover? The novelty of an original take on the classic composition of the Sinister Six attacking a lone hero?

It occurs to me that -- beside being a better tactician -- The Batman is far more agressive than Spider-Man. From the relative character positions and The Batman's full sprint posture I'd guess he anticipated where Dr. Octopus was most likely to be stationed at and took him out first. I'm guessing The Green Goblin is to be dealt with next perhaps by pulling him into the path of the Rhino's charge.

A story in a single drawing!

And that's Gotham back there, not NYC! Plus the Sandman and The Rhino whom one does not expect to be frequenting rooftops at the top of their form.

A treat on father's day, too. My thanks to all.

A companion piece with Spider-man taking on the Gotham villains would be awesome! 

And let me add to the shouts of appreciation for that left hook to Dr. Octopus' kisser.  Pure Batman and no one draws a punch like you sir.   

Incredible looking to say the least.

It never gets tiring. JB continues to excite me with each commission no matter what size or what character(s) are involved.

I really wish he was drawing/writing Batman.

Batman 3D is still one of my favorite works of his. Pure perfection.