History Heartwarming / JLAAvengers

** On a meta level, this symbolizes the respect and friendship that DC and Marvel hold for each other, regardless of their rivalries. After all, if the two big names in superhero comics didn't love each other, crossovers like this could never exist.

-->'''She-Hulk:''' Hey, Star-shorts! Thought I might hang, in case you get bored. We could talk ''girl talk''--you know, ass-kicking, name-taking, like that.
-->'''Hippolyta:''' Aye, and I stand with you as well, daughter.
-->'''Diana:''' I... am honored. And I thank you. Forward, then--'''for the glory of Gaea!'''

--> '''Superman''': You have no business criticizing a better man than you'll ''ever'' be!

* Doubles as both a [[Awesome/JLAAvengers CMoA]] (and, thanks to the Wasp, as a [[Funny/JLAAvengers CMoF]]), but when the combined Justice League and Avengers storm Krona's fortress [[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-rrINlAG5i5Q/WUvVts5N66I/AAAAAAAADsI/ZJ7oFw9oXksYBXY33fiTiV9JWcxz-f9tgCLcBGAs/s1600/014-Avengers-JLA%2B004%2BRembrandt-DCP.jpg]], it's [[Characters/GreenLantern Hal Jordan]], {{ComicBook/Batman}}, ComicBook/WonderWoman, {{ComicBook/Superman}}, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers and Scarlet Witch]] shouting, "AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!"

* Barry and Hal commenting that the Flash and Green Lantern legacies are in good hands with Wally and Kyle. This line from Barry is what really seals the deal (or it did, before the concept of ComicBookDeath got so [[DeathIsCheap cheapened]]):

* After the final battle, Superman discovers that he can't lift Thor's hammer anymore. Thor explains that Odin temporarily suspended the enchantment in order to let Superman wield it. But then he adds this:

* [[ActionFilmQuietDramaScene The quiet moment]] with the combined pair of superteams, in which there's reconciliation, reflection, and in a [[TearJerker tearjerking moment]], Hal Jordan and Barry Allen (both deceased at the time of the series) talk about missing the opportunity to have a picnic with their loved ones together, topped off with a talk between Franchise/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/CaptainAmerica in which they reveal their private fears--Superman worries the JLA ''is'' doing too much for mankind, stifling its growth, while Cap worries that the Avengers aren't doing ''enough'' (Cap: "That's what makes it sting.") They acknowledge just before returning to their own respective dimensions that what ultimately matters is they continue to fight the good fight.

* [[ActionFilmQuietDramaScene The quiet moment]] with the combined pair of superteams, in which there's reconciliation, reflection, and in a [[TearJerker tearjerking moment]], Hal Jordan and Barry Allen (both deceased at the time of the series) talk about missing the opportunity to have a picnic with their loved ones together, topped off with a talk between Franchise/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/CaptainAmerica in which they reveal their private fears--Superman worries the JLA ''is'' doing too much for mankind, stifling its growth, while Cap worries that the Avengers aren't doing ''enough''. They acknowledge just before returning to their own respective dimensions that what ultimately matters is they continue to fight the good fight.

* The subtle way Captain America and Batman bond over their shared past traumas, especially when Steve sees Jason Todd's memorial (keep in mind that this was published before ''The Winter Soldier'' revealed that Bucky was NotQuiteDead).
* [[ActionFilmQuietDramaScene The quiet moment]] with the combined pair of superteams, in which there's reconciliation, reflection, and in a [[TearJerker tearjerking moment]], Hal Jordan and Barry Allen (both deceased at the time of the series) talk about missing the opportunity to have a picnic with their wives together, topped off with a talk between Franchise/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/CaptainAmerica in which they reveal their private fears--Superman worries the JLA ''is'' doing too much for mankind, stifling its growth, while Cap worries that the Avengers aren't doing ''enough''. They acknowledge just before returning to their own respective dimensions that what ultimately matters is they continue to fight the good fight.

* The quiet moment with the combined pair of superteams, in which there's reconciliation, reflection, and in a [[TearJerker tearjerking moment]], Hal Jordan and Barry Allen (both deceased at the time of the series) talk about missing the opportunity to have a picnic with their wives together, topped off with a talk between Franchise/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/CaptainAmerica in which they reveal their private fears; Superman worries the JLA ''is'' doing too much for mankind, stifling its growth, while Cap worries that the Avengers aren't doing ''enough''. They acknowledge just before returning to their own respective dimensions that it doesn't matter in the end, so long as they fight the good fight.

** Keep in mind Superman's motto: "Truth, Justice and the American Way."

** During the third issue, Hawkeye and Green Arrow [[http://nerdist.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Hawkeye-vs-Green-Arrow-2.jpg sniped at each other]], with Black Canary rolling her eyes and say, "Oh, not ''this'' again" with a grin on her face. When Superman and Captain America come to blows, both of them are aghast and tell them to chill out. The strong indication is that their fierce rivalry is just part of a deeper friendship. Also an excuse to show off their marksmanship to everyone else watching. (Even more charming, ComicBook/ElongatedMan is all too happy to help them show off.)

* During the final battle with the various enemies gathered by Krona against the two joined teams. After Hawkeye apparently died in action, Franchise/WonderWoman ordered the rest of the heroes to press the attack, while she would take up the rear and fight off anything that might attack them from behind. As she prepared to face [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Surtur]], her mother Hippolyta (UsefulNotes/{{the Golden Age|of Comic Books}} Wonder Woman) and ComicBook/SheHulk announce that they will fight at Diana's side. Shulkie's comment was especially in-character (doubling as [=CMoF=]):
-->'''She-Hulk:''' Hey, Star-shorts! Thought I might hang, in case you get bored. We could talk ''girl talk''-- you know, ass-kicking, name-taking, like that.
-->'''Wonder Woman (Hippolyta):''' Aye, and I stand with you as well, daughter.
-->'''Wonder Woman (Diana):''' I... am honored. And I thank you. Forward, then-- '''For the glory of Gaea!'''
** Even more Heartwarming in that Hippolyta was dead at the time, giving Wonder Woman one last time to be with her mother.

* Barry Allen and Hal Jordan, commenting that the Flash and Green Lantern legacies are in good hands with Wally West and Kyle Rayner. This line from Barry is what really sells the deal (or it did, before the concept of ComicBookDeath got so cheapened):

* Seeing Kismet and Eternity, the physical embodiment's of the DC and Marvel universes respectively, fall in love is a literal heartwarming moment between the two universes. Seeing them pulled apart is equally heartbreaking.

* Another minor moment, when they're making ready to leave the batcave. Captain America takes Batman's remark about Ben Grimm's "rough-edged charm" as an insult. Cap defends him by telling Batman that Ben's one of the finest men he knows.
* As both worlds are on the verge of merging, Captain America snaps at the Justice League (mainly Green Lantern Hal Jordan). Superman gets angry and defends Hal from the Captain's accusations. True he goes a bit overboard, but his heart was in the right place.

* During the final battle with the various enemies gathered by Krona against the two joined teams. After Hawkeye apparently died in action, WonderWoman ordered the rest of the heroes to press the attack, while she would take up the rear and fight off anything that might attack them from behind. As she prepared to face [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Surtur]], her mother Hippolyta (UsefulNotes/{{the Golden Age|of Comic Books}} Wonder Woman) and ComicBook/SheHulk announce that they will fight at Diana's side. Shulkie's comment was especially in-character (doubling as [=CMoF=]):

--> '''Superman:''' Captain. Whether we fear we do too much, or not enough
--> '''Cap:''' We keep trying. Glad to have met you. '''All''' of you.

* The twin forewords to the trade paperback collection, written by Stan Lee and the late Julius Schwartz. The pride the two old men of comics have that their heroes are still going strong after four decades is inspiring.

--> '''Cap:''' We keep trying. Glad to have met you. '''all''' of you.

* Another minor moment, when they're making ready to leave the batcave. Captain America takes Batman's remark about Ben Grimm's "rough-edged charm" as an insult. Cap defends Ben by telling Batman that Ben's one of the finest men he knows.

** Which is garbage, considering someone like Superman would easily fall under the "if he be worthy" clause of Mjolnir's enchantment, though one could argue Superman + Mjolnir = someone even Norse Gods would fear. Just ''too much'' power for any one being.

** During the third issue, Hawkeye and Green Arrow [[http://41.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdityfCcWn1qb676co1_500.png sniped at each other]], with Black Canary rolling her eyes and say, "Oh, not ''this'' again" with a grin on her face. When Superman and Captain America come to blows, both of them are aghast and tell them to chill out. The strong indication is that their fierce rivalry is just part of a deeper friendship. Also an excuse to show off their marksmanship to everyone else watching. (Even more charming, ComicBook/ElongatedMan is all too happy to help them show off.)

** During the third issue, Hawkeye and Green Arrow [[http://41.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdityfCcWn1qb676co1_500.png sniped at each other]], with Black Canary rolling her eyes and say, "Oh, not ''this'' again" with a grin on her face. When Superman and Captain America come to blows, both of them are aghast and tell them to chill out. The strong indication is that their fierce rivalry is just part of a deeper friendship. Also an excuse to show off their marksmanship to everyone else watching.

-->'''She-Hulk:''' Yo, Star-shorts! Figured that you'd be getting bored, so I thought I'd hang with you. We can talk girl-talk. Y'know, butt-kicking, name-taking, like that.
-->'''Wonder Woman (Hippolyta):''' Exactly. And I will stand by your side too, daughter.
-->'''Wonder Woman (Diana):''' I... I'm honored... And very thankful... Onward, then... '''For Gaia's glory!'''

--> "Maybe dying isn't so bad after all... Not if we leave a legacy... If we know someone will keep fighting for what we believe."

* Iron Man discovered just how special a Mother Boxe is - not the power they have, but their personality. Mother Boxes generally are walking Crowning Heartwarming of Awesome-s, but now a Marvel character gets to find out.