Will Marvel and DC ever do a crossover movie?

I am guessing that you mean in the movies, as there have been several DC/Marvel crossovers in the comics. As far as the movies go, this would be very doubtful unless either Warner Bros. (who own DC) or Disney (who own Marvel) ever decided to sell DC or Marvel to the other. But as long as they remain under different companies, it would be extremely unlikely to happen. Marvel can’t even use a large number of their own characters (like the X-Men) due to Sony or Fox having the movie rights.

But, there have been many crossovers in the comics, and we quite will see more in the future. Some of the notable crossovers you can find back issues of are:

DC vs Marvel (a.k.a Marvel vs DC)
Superman vs Spider-Man (there were two of these)
Batman vs The Hulk
JLA/Avengers
X-Men/New Teen Titans
Batman/Daredevil
Batman/Captain America
Batman/Punisher
Superman/Fantastic Four
Amalgam: During DC vs Marvel, the DC Universe and the Marvel Universe were merged and both companies on that week brought out books under the Amalgam banner (instead of Marvel or DC) which featured characters that were a mix of both a DC and a Marvel character. This proved popular enough that they did second Amalgam week later on.

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Who are some Jewish superheroes from Marvel and DC comics?

OMG, I can not believe that all the comic fans on here have totally forgotten.

Yes it is true, Supes is Jewish ( well sort of). Originally created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman can been totally seen representing the Jewish Experience in America. He comes from another planet, losing his previous Kryptonian identity to assimilate into the Midwest ( a very non Jewish place). Eventually, he regains his previously forgotten heritage to become the Savior of earth ( hmm sounds an awful lot like the story of another nice Jewish boy). Here is a much better and in depth explanation.

Superman Is Jewish: The Hebrew Roots of America's Greatest Superhero

You have to remember, Superman was created in 1938. The Nazi Party was in power with its anti semitic policies destroying Jewish culture throughout Europe. Unfortunately, many people at the time secretly agreed with them. In this context, it is very easy to see how Siegel and Shuster ( both Jewish) created the character as a hero to save the underdogs of the world ( much like Sampson in the old testament)

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