DC or marvel warning controversial
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I *was* going to say I'm a Marvel movie girl and a DC tv girl but I've really been loving the latest Disney Marvel shows so now I don't know!
But definitely more DC tv than movies.1 -
Have ALWAYS been more Marvel than DC. My first comic book collections of Ironman, Amazing Spiderman, and Xmen. I never really got into DC with the exception of Batman. But when it comes to franchises in movies.............Marvel blows DC away.
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Marvel but Wonder Woman is my fave superhero0
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Who doesn't love Groot and Rocket?
Before they came along though I was on the fence, torn between Batman and Wolverine. Now I am just a Groot fan all the way2 -
I used to be straight up Marvel but I just love the complexity of DC characters - plus Wonder Woman is awesome!2
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Marvel always but wonder woman dammmmm lol1
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DC is a lot more edgy, gritty and mature. Their characters are more developed and complicated. Not just Batman but he's one of them. There's so many great characters...John Constantine, The Endless.. most of Watchmen. It sucks they can never really get it right in cinema. The new Batman is looking really promising.
I don't hate Marvel..X-men and Daredevil are good. Avengers is so overrated though.2 -
Marvel and DC are just ok. I prefer a more realistic super hero character. One that is actually believable and more reflective of my personal values - intelligent, thoughtful, compassionate, and enjoys long walks on the beach.
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Marvel for me just because of X-men - although the new justice league movies have been pretty good -1
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MadMaxMFP01 wrote: »Mighty Mouse tops them all!
I seriously just went to youtube to listen to the theme song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJvM8eYcpL01 -
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Dc for the actual comics
Marvel for the films2 -
Big blue beetle fan back in the day0
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DC fan here. DC appears to be darker0
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Motorsheen wrote: »MadMaxMFP01 wrote: »Mighty Mouse tops them all!
Mighty Mouse isn’t every the best mouse superhero,
I give you Danger Mouse, a cross between James Bond and Batman
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https://us.v-cdn.net/5021879/uploads/editor/do/uufhz7jypjq1.jpeg what a show on before my after school neigbours then home snd away fix
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When I was into comics I was DC all the way. As movies/series goes, I've seen pretty bad and pretty good from both, so hard to say. Avengers is absolute crap though.0
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Seeeeeeee, the Avengers is what got me into the whole superhero thing! I went to go see the first Avengers movie (IN THE THEATRE!!!) because the now very problematic Joss Whedon wrote and directed it...and fell hard for the characters so started watching the stand alone movies...and then the standalone movies of superheroes who weren't in the Avengers....and then more team up movies...and then movies of superheroes I'd never heard of and hadn't planned to even watch the movies of but, hey!, I had some free time...
(The DC tv shows starting with the Flash, for me, came in there somewhere.)
And then the big pay off of ALL THOSE FREAKIN' MOVIES in the form of the Avengers: Endgame.
Oh...and Agents of Shield.
Because Coulson.
And then the rest of the characters and how well they kept reinventing the show each season.0 -
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Marvel all the way for me, with the exception of Batman. Here's why...
As a general rule (exceptions exist of course), the Marvel characters are depicted as "human plus," as in they have this really neat cool single super power, but a bullet to the brain will still kill them.
As a general rule (note the above statement of exceptions), the DC characters are depicted as "God light," as in their powers are so absurdly over the top powerful that in order to even challenge them, the bad guy has to be even more absurdly over the top powerful. Superman is the ultimate example of this, and no, I do not consider giving them some sort of "Achilles heal" weakness (Superman vs kryptonite, Green Lantern vs the color yellow, etc) is enough of a balance. Consequently, over the decades many DC characters have had their powers go through a series of fluxes, swelling or shrinking or being completely reset, in ways you (almost) never see in Marvel heroes.
The biggest exception to the DC god complex is Batman, a normal human who remains a normal human, subject to injury or death, but through sheer determination and creativity (plus a few billion dollars doesn't hurt) can hang with the big boys. Though even Batman has had his share of death scenes get conveniently rewritten as "fooled you!" or "oh, that was universe 479...but over here in universe 561...".0
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