DC or Marvel?

otterbx
otterbx Posts: 24 Member
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Come on nerds and geeks, feel fee to sound off.

I grew up loving the DC universe but liked X-Men and Spider-Man. Marvel is certainly doing better at the box office it seems. Hoping the Justice League movie can turn that around but I'm not holding my breath.
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  • amorfati601070
    amorfati601070 Posts: 2,890 Member
    DC only because of Batman and Sandman. They just seem more dark and gritty compared to Marvel. DC movies are horrible and nobody can do them justice (heh) as of late. Yeah, Fingers crossed Suicide Squad turns out to be the redeemer. Wonder Woman could have potential (Only good thing about BvS).
  • otterbx
    otterbx Posts: 24 Member
    Agree on DC/Batman. Christian Bale's version is the one bright spot. Enjoyed Wonder Woman but I think BVS underutilized her...she could have added a lot more.
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
    DC from the few comics I've read

    As for movies, Avengers 2 was the last straw. I'm sick of it all. I'm watching Dr. Strange for the actors and Suicide Squad for a friend.
  • Solversion
    Solversion Posts: 8 Member
    Marvel. Granted DC has more interesting worlds and backgrounds, but I feel like Marvel has pretty solid characters. Especially in cinema.
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    DC always DC

    marvel is so boring
  • Juandedios0909
    Juandedios0909 Posts: 182 Member
    Dc comics/cartoon but marvel movies
  • BigDougie1211
    BigDougie1211 Posts: 3,531 Member
    Big changes afoot Film Wise, I think.
    We're A.D. now - After Deadpool.
    I think that's a game changer.

    Comic wise Marvel has some pretty epic stuff, Old Man Logan, Kraven's Last Hunt etc. But it's gonna be tough for anything to match up to Killing Joke or Red Son.

    TV Wise - DareDevil. D'Onofrio and Beranthal were immense.
  • Tenster
    Tenster Posts: 278 Member
    I didn't mind BvS, intact I quite enjoyed it. Nothing will beat the Heath ledger and Bale combo though.

    Dead pool is awsome. I agree with the above and think this is a game changer.

    Regarding Marvel TV shows I really enjoyed marvels Dare Devil and Jessica Jones as they're more on the dark side than programmes such as agents of shield.

    For DC series it's the same type of scenario, I love Gotham but the flash and legends of tomorrow are too light hearted
  • BklynFitGuy
    BklynFitGuy Posts: 712 Member
    DC definitely has the better characters. However their universe is convoluted with the multiple Earths and reboots.
  • LiftingRiot
    LiftingRiot Posts: 6,946 Member
    Marvel, DC is lame
  • EDollah
    EDollah Posts: 464 Member
    Can we be a fan of both? I know I am.
  • guitarrckr
    guitarrckr Posts: 1,717 Member
    Marvel, all the way, only thing DC has is Harley Quinn! lol
  • enterdanger
    enterdanger Posts: 2,447 Member
    +1 for Marvel.
  • megzchica23
    megzchica23 Posts: 419 Member
    I like both. I have always read more DC comics and watched most of the animated movies. I didn't use to watch Spiderman and X-Men cartoons. I have only read a few comics of Marvel though. I just get more into the DC comics. I also have really enjoyed the Marvel movies a lot more than DC. The DC movies have been kind of disappointing.
  • LiftingRiot
    LiftingRiot Posts: 6,946 Member
    DC only has batman and superman, Marvel is the tits
  • feisty_bucket
    feisty_bucket Posts: 1,047 Member
    I like DC comics and their animated stuff better. The characters are generally more mature.
    Marvel's movies are fine.

    I read plenty of both though, and enjoy them. It's just that sometimes the relentless teenage-drama vibes of say, the X-Men, can get to be a bit much.

    But, it varies by era/writer anyhow, so it's tough to generalize. The same staff usually work for both companies at some point.
  • pie_eyes
    pie_eyes Posts: 12,964 Member
    edited June 2016
    DC... they're really *kitten* up lately though

    They don't know how to Marvel
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  • Guns_N_Buns
    Guns_N_Buns Posts: 1,899 Member
    pie_eyes wrote: »
    DC... they're really *kitten* up lately though

    They don't know how to Marvel

    +1
  • BigDougie1211
    BigDougie1211 Posts: 3,531 Member
    _A_Real_Mouthful wrote: »
    actually having a movie with the word "Suicide" in it, in 2016, with all the crybabies out there on twitter- it takes guts. i hope its awesome.

    I'm genunely confused why this takes guts?

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  • EDollah
    EDollah Posts: 464 Member
    I'm sure they kept the title to appease those that have outrage at "outrage culture".
  • _John_
    _John_ Posts: 8,646 Member
    is liking both considered a party foul?
  • oocdc2
    oocdc2 Posts: 1,361 Member
    DC for comics, Marvel for movies.
  • EDollah
    EDollah Posts: 464 Member
    edited June 2016
    _John_ wrote: »
    is liking both considered a party foul?

    Nope, The fact is, they NEED each other, and they need each other to do well. For example, Civil War (the movie) came about as a response to BvS. Feige decided they needed a big event rather than just a Cap 3 that would simply be a standard Cap vs a traditional adversary (say Baron Blood) type movie.
  • tayter_tot7
    tayter_tot7 Posts: 220 Member
    DC
  • hittingitonemoretime
    hittingitonemoretime Posts: 7,615 Member
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  • wolverine66
    wolverine66 Posts: 3,779 Member
    EDollah wrote: »
    _John_ wrote: »
    is liking both considered a party foul?

    Nope, The fact is, they NEED each other, and they need each other to do well. For example, Civil War (the movie) came about as a response to BvS. Feige decided they needed a big event rather than just a Cap 3 that would simply be a standard Cap vs a traditional adversary (say Baron Blood) type movie.

    i agree with this. because, people who are not into this stuff lump all of them together. A BvS failure isn't a reflection on just DC, but the whole genre. There are people out there who have no clue that Deadpool was a movie made by Fox with a Marvel property and not a "Marvel Movie" in the sense that it was done by Marvel Studios.

    So I think they need each other to succeed, cinematicly, otherwise the entire genre suffers.

    as far as the books are concerned, i like a little from column A and a little from column B.
  • robininfl
    robininfl Posts: 1,137 Member
    Movies? Marvel. X-Men, Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Deadpool, they have such incredibly good movies. I like Batman movies but not enough to offset all the wonder that is Marvel in that arena.

    Comic books, DC, because Sandman and Lucifer. Oh yeah.

    But I also like a lot of stuff from other publishers, Atomic Robo is one of my absolute favorite series.
  • megzchica23
    megzchica23 Posts: 419 Member
    wolverine66 wrote: »
    EDollah wrote: »
    _John_ wrote: »
    is liking both considered a party foul?

    Nope, The fact is, they NEED each other, and they need each other to do well. For example, Civil War (the movie) came about as a response to BvS. Feige decided they needed a big event rather than just a Cap 3 that would simply be a standard Cap vs a traditional adversary (say Baron Blood) type movie.

    i agree with this. because, people who are not into this stuff lump all of them together. A BvS failure isn't a reflection on just DC, but the whole genre. There are people out there who have no clue that Deadpool was a movie made by Fox with a Marvel property and not a "Marvel Movie" in the sense that it was done by Marvel Studios.

    So I think they need each other to succeed, cinematicly, otherwise the entire genre suffers.

    as far as the books are concerned, i like a little from column A and a little from column B.

    I agree with this 100%. A lot of people don't know the difference, they have never even read a comic. So if one fails, it does really just look like "superhero movies" fail. I really love how popular TV shows and movies based on comic books are becoming and I think it is really because both have been trying so hard to compete with each other.

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