Reasons I Like DC Over Marvel 

I'll always value DC more. Superman,flash and nightwing inspired me to be a better person. It's important to my development.

I once heard it said Marvel is about people trying to be gods, DC is about gods trying to be human.

DC is inspiring Marvel is just relatable nostalgia

I like Marvel and DC. There are intrinsic differences between the two, but I value both.

If the X-Men were in DC, I'd buy every Quicksilver and Flash comic there is

Dc’s output tends to be more interesting than Marvel’s in regards to comic books. The best Dc stories are mostly told answering the question “What are the implications of the existence of this larger than life character and how does their existence mold the society around them?” while Marvel stories are much more mundane, like “what if Reed Richards couldn’t pay his bills?” (btw, that’s a real storyline from the fantastic 4).

DC just feels a lot more fun compared to Marvel for me. I find the characters more interesting in general, I guess? Plus Bats and Soups are a lot more iconic than anyone in Marvel, apart from Spida of course.

Animated series and Nolan films made me DC for life. As a kid, I was watching the peak of the Cadmus arc. I made sure every saturday I watched it. Then Patriot Act, The Man who has everything, Epilogue. Though yes, Spiderman is always a kids favorite (Spectacular Spiderman), as well as the XMen (90s)

DC is better because the worlds/homes of their heroes are NOT real world locations like Marvel. Almost every hero of Marvel lives in New York City, a city that everyone and their mother is familiar with because its real. DC on the other hand, they completely from-the-ground-up different and original locations/atmospheres.

I was the same. Obsessed with spiderman until i was about 11 and saw batman begins😂.

I'm much more of a Marvel guy. I love how someone like Spider-Man has all these powers and go on all these adventures but then stress out because they need to pay rent.

There was a post going around a while ago that basically summed up the difference. Marvel is mortals wanting to be Gods and DC is Gods wanting to be mortals. Of course, it's not dead on 100% accurate for each and every one of their respective characters but it does reflect the over arching vibe of each universe. In my personal opinion, I think it's more poetic and deep to see characters that are powerful enough to end life as we know it, try to assimilate into this fragile little life we have; wanting to have the human experience.

I love both Marvel and DC. While they are many characters I enjoy from both companies, I just don't take sides. I love both of them equally as they shaped my childhood and influenced me much more as I grew older. Characters like Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, The X-Men, Batman, Superman and The Teen Titans among many others made me start collecting comics and watch the movies.

I grew up being a huge DC fan and I still am, my first favorite hero was Batman, I grew up watching Brave and the Bold on cartoon network, playing lego Batman, watching 1989's film and Mask of the Phantasm, even now I'm watching BTAS but my favorite now is Spider-Man because he's the kind of hero I need now, a relatable one. Also both have bangers and stinkers, it's why I prefer reading limited runs or getting an omnibus

I may be a loyal fan to Marvel, but I like and value DC just as much. Since both companies gave us some of the most iconic characters in fiction and keep each other on their toes with their rivalry. Plus in regards to your idea of bringing the X-Men over to DC and having interesting character dialogues, one that has been sticking with me for a while is one between Cyclops and Nightwing. Not only were both of their teams popular during the 90s- early 2000s especially the X-Men, but I can also see a rivalry( maybe a bitter one) form between them as Cyclops not only would be a dangerous rival because he's willing to make questionable choices, but his leadership is on par and arguably surpass Nightwing. On top of that, Cyclops has been through a lot more than Nightwing and I would love to see how these two clash.

4 things I prefer DC over Marvel 1DC's Heroes and their Sidekicks has better chemistries 2DC's Heroes and their Archenemies has better rivalries 3DC had a better Elseworlds/Multiverse stories 4personally I like the idea of DC heroes protecting each or their own city(Batman's Gotham city,Flash's Central city etc.） 4 things I prefer Marvel over DC 1Marvel has better underdog superheroes(Spiderman,X-Men,The Hulk etc） 2Marvel character's superpowers has more variety and categories 3Marvel makes better"New"characters(specificly past 2010s） 4personally I think Marvel superheroes has better connection to each other

i completely agree with the X-men take. they are my favorite from marvel aside from spiderman. mutants would fit in perfectly with DC, and the X-men at its core to me have always been about an internal struggle of two sides and learning to love who you are. X-men have been so diverse with race, sexuality, religion, etc...which creates a more dynamic and colorful cast of characters and storylines. you can't fault charles or erik for their beliefs because they both have truths in them. there are so many X-men characters that have these internal struggles that are not so black and white, and it gives them more depth than most of their marvel counterparts.

DC is about Gods Among Us, Marvel is about men trying to become gods

I find Batman to be compelling because when it all comes down to it, he’s just a smart, rich guy, with excellent training. He’s not Meta or a mutant. No powers beyond a heightened sense of justice.

I really enjoyed how you or anyone could relate to Batman. You brought some really great points and went into detail of your reasons.👍

im sure you already know, but regarding the second question, you might enjoy doom patrol. some theorize that the x-men were partially inspired by them. but two months ago ive been reading some their runs (i gotta get around to the 60s ones) and they're my fav superhero team atm i think

I like DC more because my first introduction to Superheroes was the 60s Adam West "Batman" TV series, the Christopher Reeve "" Superman " movies and the Linda Carter" Wonder Woman" TV series. The only Marvel Superheroes I knew growing up where Spiderman (based on the animated series and the short-lived live action series with Nicholas Hammond) and the Incredible Hulk, because of the Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno TV series. Liked the DC comics more than the Marvel ones (The Hulk comics were nothing like the TV series so they bored me). Had no interest in the MCU but have seen every Batman film they have put out.

I love them both but i love DC more

The X-men in dc would go crazy, I was thinking that as my answer too and was surprised when you said it. The mutants is the only part of marvel I heavily tune into

5:00 I get what you’re saying. A lot of people have said it and I do mostly agree, but it’s still kind of funny that DC feels more mythological than Marvel, even though Thor and Hercules are both prominent heroes over there.😅

Another thing I like is the syfy feel of the Green Lanterns lore. Its a ashamed what happened to that character with all the disrespect. He was on top he had his own animated series/movies and even got his own live action movie. Until that movie ruined all the momentum Green Lantern had.

Calling DC a “Mythos” isn’t crazy cause I literally thought about if Kratos came to American Mythology he’d be fighting superhero’s 😂

I would create mashup worlds by theme. Dc & Marvel street level heroes are in one world. Dc & Marvel magic/horror characters are in another world etc etc.

I love both Marvel and DC. While there are many characters I enjoy from both companies, I just don't take sides. I love both of them equally as they shaped my childhood and influenced me much more as I grew older. Characters like Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, The X-Men, Batman, Superman, and The Teen Titans among many others made me start collecting comics and watching the movies. 5:00 I get what you’re saying. A lot of people have said it and I do mostly agree, but it’s still kind of funny that DC feels more mythological than Marvel, even though Thor and Hercules are both prominent heroes over there. I would create an Antman and Wisp show to show up mashup worlds by theme. DC & Marvel street-level heroes are in one world. DC & Marvel magic/horror characters are in another world etc. It’s pretty hard for me to choose what I like better between Marvel or DC. If u were to ask me what my favorite heroes of all time. It goes 1. Batman 2. Spider-Man 3 Captain America 4 Superman 5 the Flash (Barry) 6 the Hulk 7 green lantern(Hal Jordan) 8 Nightwing/robin(dick) 9 Thor 10 Wonder Woman. As u see based on my list the ranking fluctuates. One minute u see a dc hero over a Marvel hero and the next u see a Marvel hero over a dc. But if really really really had to choose I would say DC over Marvel only because unlike Marvel DC has way better side characters that can easily replace the main heroes. With Batman, you have Nightwing and the rest of the Robins along with the rest of the Bat family and Batman beyond. With Superman, you have a super girl and a super boy. With Wonder Woman you Donna Troy Wonder Girl. Flash Barry Allen has Wally West Flash. Hal Jordan Green Lantern or John Stewart Green Lantern can eventually later have Kyle Rayner Green Lantern. While Marvel really only has Peter Parker and Miles Morales. that is my top 5 hot pick next this week to work on set a new stage okay 20:41 NOW PLAYING I am bored here and will make my own Cinematic Universe next week. 5. There was an article published 12 days ago where they revealed back in 1984 that Marvel almost purchased DC comics. Former Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter posted on his webpage back in 2011 that he received a phone call from Bill Sarnoff the chairman of Warner Books: “What we wanted to talk about was licensing the publishing rights for all DC characters to Marvel comics.” 4. The reason was how Marvel consistently outperformed DC in comics sales at the time. The seven DC titles that Marvel would have got were Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Green Lantern, Teen Titans, Justice League, and the Legion of Superheroes. However, the deal never went through cuz Marvel was going through a lawsuit by a smaller indie publisher First Comics, and two well-known writers Frank Miller and Alan Moore (Watchman and Dark Knight Returns). When I was a kid I also liked Marvel more, but in my later teens I started to prefer DC more A huge selling point for DC is the villains. Fan consensus usually holds that Marvel has better heroes but DC has infinitely better villains. And I agree with the better villains part. For as fascinating as Magneto may be, he's easily outnumbered by amazing DC villains. I used to be a DC fan over Marvel, then a Marvel fan over DC and now I'm just a big fan of both (still trying to get more into the DC side tho) both are good to fix it as a threat to the comic industry. 3. I agree but I have always been a new Batman voice fan ever since I was a child I like Marvel for different reasons but yeah DC will always be what I gravitate to first I'm a huge DC fan Brilliant MY MAN!! I agree that DC is more fantastical For me DC’s superiority comes from the complex vertigo comics with Sandman and Lucifer being some of the greatest comics that I’ve come across, I simply can’t find any Marvel counterpart for these characters, and stories. The endless are such interesting written concepts put any high-powered Marvel Cosmos to shame in terms of writing etc, even with goofiness and weirdness Doom Patrol takes the cake in that. It was never just about Superman, Batman, joker, watchmen, etc they’re just another big chunk to name from DC. Marvel is good though just not better. As for the one character I would steal from Marvel and put in DC, that would be Spider-Man, because of the fact that he leans more into the fantasy element and has a secret identity like the DC Characters do. 2. So I think Spider-Man would definitely work very well in DC. Maybe even the X-Men, especially Wolverine. You can't kill him and he has a healing power and that's what makes him so interesting. To me, I don't really have a favorite I see them as close enough in similarity to the point I don't pick one over the other. Both are great in their own right and have their own strengths and weaknesses with how they are depicted I feel like reading DC is kind of like metaphors and Anthology.....I don't know how to explain it but DC feels like a huge real-life "what if" story, at least half of the time. I guess mythology might be a good comparison. Anyway, that's just me being a diehard Batman fan I guess, I like Marvel too but just new Spider-Man pretty much.....and I guess a few other select characters How would you do the Batman Who is Better Laughs in Top 10? My first thought of something to steal from Marvel was X-Men as well lol. I’d love to see Martian Manhunter interact with Magneto & Charles. I think Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man are the most interesting villains. That's one of the reasons why I rank them as my top 3. I like DC more than Marvel for several reasons: - Much better comics overall (especially limited series) - Better characters overall (especially legacy ones) - Much stronger villains and teams - I like to look up to my heroes more than relate to them. - A lot of comic creators I just love much more than over in Marvel 1. I am starting to read some Marvel comics recently and am honestly surprised by how depressing it is. Especially the Marvel civilians, they are psychopaths. Anyway, for me personally, Superman and Batman are the most relatable characters ever. Reasons I Like DC Over Marvel. DC has Green Lantern, but Marvel does not. I actually started as a Marvel fan due to the huge amount of Marvel TV Shows there in the '90s when I was a kid. X-Men, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, Fantastic 4. The list goes on. In contrast, there were really only 2 DC TV Shows, Batman the Animated Show, and Superman. part 1. So I was more into Marvel at the time. However, that changed in the early 2000s when the animated show Justice League aired. It introduced me to several new DC characters that I had never seen before (Hawkgirl, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman. I knew about Wonder Woman but had never actually seen her before that show). Needless to say, I was into that show. I particularly found Green Lantern fascinating, and wanted to learn more about him. part 2. A few years later, Teen Titans aired and I loved that show. It introduced me to several new characters, such as Cyborg, Starfire, Raven, and Beast Boy, who was my favorite. But I think what really sold me on DC was the TV Show Young Justice, that aired a few years ago. I really love that show and it's what officially made me a DC fan. I began studying a bit on DC since I knew less about that than I did Marvel, and in the process, I learned more about the whole Lantern Mythos, with the different emotions and all that jazz. I fell in love with that concept and it's why Green Lantern is my favorite Superhero to this day, besides the fact that Hal is just super cool.

I've often thought that the more mythic status of DC could be owed almost entirely to Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman. This is in no way a bad thing. You could easily list positive qualities that are absolutely embodied by those three: Superman - hope, optimism; Wonder Woman - love and compassion; Batman - discipline, determination, etc. I don't know that Marvel heroes have ever been tied to absolute ideals in that same way. Just my thoughts after watching this...

The X-Men should stay in a separate universe.

My first thought of something to steal from Marvel was X-Men as well lol. I’d love to see Martian Manhunter interact with Magneto & Charles.

It’s pretty hard for me to choose what I like better between marvel or dc. Because if u were to ask me what my favorite heroes of all time. It goes 1. Batman 2. Spider-Man 3 captain America 4 Superman 5 the flash(Barry) 6 the hulk 7 green lantern(hal Jordan) 8 nightwing/robin(dick) 9 Thor 10 Wonder Woman. As u see based on my list the ranking fluctuates. One minute u see a dc hero over a marvel hero and the next u see a marvel hero over a dc. But if really really really had to choose I would say dc over marvel only because unlike marvel dc have way better side characters that can easily replace the main heroes. With Batman you have nightwing and the rest of the robins along with rest of the bat family and Batman beyond. With Superman you have super girl and super boy. With Wonder Woman you Donna Troy wonder girl. Flash Barry Allen has wally west flash. Hal Jordan green lantern or John Stewart green lantern can eventually later have Kyle rayner green lantern. While marvel really only has peter Parker and miles morales.

For me Dc’s superiority comes from the complex vertigo comics with sandman and Lucifer being some of the greatest comics that I’ve come across, I simply can’t find any marvel counterpart for these characters and stories. The endless are such interesting written concepts puts any high powered marvel cosmos to shame in terms of writing etc, even with goofiness and weirdness doom patrol takes the cake in that. It was never just about Superman, Batman, joker, watchmen etc they’re just another big chunk to name from dc. Marvel is good though just not better.

There was an article published 12 days ago where they revealed back in 1984 that marvel almost purchased DC comics. Former marvel editor in chief Jim shooter posted on his webpage back in 2011 where he received a phone call by Bill Sarnoff the chairman of Warner books: “What we wanted to talk about was licensing the publishing rights for all DC characters to Marvel comics.” The reason was how Marvel consistently outperformed DC in comics sales at the time. The seven DC titles that Marvel would have got were Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Green Lantern, Teen Titans, Justice League, and the legion of superheroes. However the deal never went through cuz marvel was going through a lawsuit by a smaller indie publisher first comics and two well known writers Frank Miller and Alan Moore (Watchman and Dark Knight Returns).

I like both

I used to be a DC fan over Marvel, then a Marvel fan over DC and now I'm just a big fan of both (still trying to get more into the DC side tho)

I like DC more than Marvel for several reasons: - Much better comics overall (especially limited series) - Better characters overall (especially legacy ones) - Much stronger villains and teams - I like to look up to my heroes more than relate to them. - A lot of comic creators I just love much more than over in Marvel

When I was a kid I also liked Marvel more, but in my later teens I started to prefer DC more

i agree that dc is more fantastical

I agree but I was always a Batman fan first ever since I was a child but I like marvel for different reasons but yeah DC will always be what I gravitate to first I'm a huge DC fan

both are a threat to the comic industry.

I think Batman, Superman and Spider-Man have the most interesting villians. That's one of the reasons why I rank them as my top 3.

I feel like reading DC is kind of like metaphors and Anthology.....I don't know how to explain it but DC feels like a huge real life "what if" story, at least half of the time. I guess mythology might be a good comparison. Anyway that's just me being a diehard batman fan I guess, I like marvel too but just spider-man pretty much.....and I guess a few other select characters

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I am starting to read some marvel comics recently, and honestly surprised how depressing it is. Especially the marvel civilians, they are psychopath. Anyway, for me personally, Superman and Batman are the most relatable characters ever.

I'm definitely a DC fan over Marvel. But Spider-Man is definitely my favorite Marvel character hands down.

Reasons I Like DC Over Marvel. DC has Green Lantern, Marvel does not. I actually started as a Marvel fan due to the huge amount of Marvel TV Shows there was in the 90s when I was a kid. X-Men, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, Fantastic 4. The list goes on. In contrast, there was really only 2 DC TV Shows, Batman the Animated Show, and Superman. So I was more into Marvel at the time. However, that changed in the early 2000s when the animated show Justice League aired. It introduced me to several new DC characters that I had never seen before (Hawkgirl, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman. I knew about Wonder Woman but had never actually seen her before that show). Needless to say I was into that show. I particularly found Green Lantern fascinating, and wanted to learn more about him. A few years later, Teen Titans aired and I loved that show. It introduced me to several new characters, such as Cyborg, Starfire, Raven and Beast Boy, who was my favorite. But I think what really sold me on DC was the TV Show Young Justice, that aired a few years ago. I really love that show and it's what officially made me a DC fan. I began studying a bit up on DC since I knew less abut that then I did Marvel, and in the process, I learned more about the whole Lantern Mythos, with the different emotions and all that jazz. I fell in love with that concept and it's why Green Lantern is my favorite Superhero to this day, besides the fact that Hal is just super cool.

I prefer DC, there are several reasons for this. But mainly, outside Batman, they allow their character to grow and legacy does exist. Also, how do you feel about Teen Titans DCU news? And what team would you have? I would want Tim Drake as a Robin or Red Robin for the Teen Titans film. That way, Nightwing can have his movie and Damian can just have a trilogy with Batman brave & bold.

Dc characters have better individual stories overall while most of marvels individual stories are with their street level heroes and some other heroes like wolverine and blade

I like dc more than Marvel, but I still love Spider-man

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I like them both, but never really had a favorite overall. When I was younger I grew up with Super Friends and Spider Man cartoon. They were both amazing. Christopher Reeve was my Superman and i absolutely loooooved those movies. Except 3, that was just horrible hahahaha. Then there was a lull in movies and I only dabbled in comic books. I started reading some, but then Marvel came out making all these blockbuster movies! I don't really have a brand fav, as long as the movies are good, I'll watch and enjoy. DC over Marvel... Marvel over DC, doesn't matter either way I just like good superhero movies.

They are both great and I watch and read both. I tend to like Marvel more because the characters were much more relatable imo. You can see yourself in their characters and you look at a DC character and their unattainable abilities and goals. Plus I started comics in the 90’s and the art was much brighter and playful back then.

A huge selling point for DC is the villains. Fan consensus usually holds that Marvel has better heroes but DC has infinitely better villains. And I agree with the better villains part. For as fascinating as Magneto may be, he's easily outnumbered by amazing DC villains. EDIT- Triggered some Marvel zombies in the replies. Go be cheerleaders for Stilt-Man somewhere else please.

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If there is one of the reasons why I like DC over Marvel is that they do a better job embracing that they are a comic book company and don’t always try to be realistic or down to earth

To me i dont really have a favorite i see them as close enough in similarity to the point i dont pick one over the other. Both are great in their own right and have their own strengths and weaknesses with how they are depicted

That one story of Superman saved the boy from his abusive father and stopped the goth girl's suicide attempt instantly makes me become a fan of Superman and DC. Nuff said.

DC has better villians. Just Batman alone has a great Rogue gallery.

I'm a dc fan and I just simply love dc more then marvel I just feel like the lore is just great But one thing I must admit is that Marvel characters are getting insanely strong I truly belive that marvel character currently are over tons of dc characters in terms of strength

Both brands have there value. Dc have more larger then life characters while marvel have relatable characters. Spider man and Batman are definitely the faces of both brands with superman and Hulk being close seconds.

How would you do the Batman Who Laughs?

And DC characters are complicated op

I wonder if DC bought all the marvel IP’s and took them and made cities for them in a new timeline reboot, if they could do the characters more justice than marvel was ever able to?

I like Marvel and DC Comics. My favorite comic character is DC's Damian Wayne, Son of Batman, but I personally have always seen marvel as better

Just like you I loved Spider-Man as a kid, from the animated series and the Raimi movies. But in early high school I saw a video about how some super powers wouldn’t really work in real life, one of which was super speed. This made me sad so I began doing a bunch of research to prove what the guy in the video said was wrong. And for super speed, I started off my research by watch the CW’s Flash. And from then on, that is how I became the DC fan I am today.

I like both DC and Marvel, but I like DC because of the Villains and Marvel because of the Heroes.

I haven't been able to look at Marvel the same since "Superior" Spider-Man happened.

I mean, i wouldnt say Marvel doesnt deal with themes of grey morality, specially with characters like magneto, black panther, daredevil, ghost rider, silver surfer, scarlet witch, loki, not to mention Captain and Iron Man. I guess im simply on the other side of the spectrum where DC's characters feel more distant to me though i eventually do wanna give them more of a chance. I can definitely say for now tho, i like Batman's villains much more than i like Batman himself

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Great video, great points.... I prefer the animated movies though, i feel the stories more.... More stuff less fluff you know?😏..... Oh yeah, im a DC guy.....✌🇹🇹

Ben 10 was my favorite superhero I'd watch shows like the animated series, JL, the brave and the bold and JLU but the arkham games made batman my favorite superhero of all time. Spiderman was never really my favorite Ben 10 took that spot. The first superhero merch I've ever owned was a batman t-shirt.

My issue with DC: They purchased a lot of comics that aren’t well utilized nor intergraded in the universe. They also have redundant characters that should either be merged as one or erased.

I grew up more as a DC fan. But I do like some Marvel. My 3rd favorite superhero of all time is Spider-Man. Batman is #1 and Superman #2. One of the reasons why I prefer DC over Marvel is the fantasy aspect to it. I think DC is a more interesting universe while I look at Marvel as a more grounded universe. Some of the Marvel characters I like are Hulk, The Punisher, Iron-Man, Wolverine, Ant-Man, Doctor Strange, Fantastic Four, Blade, and Ghost Rider.

Apart from Batman, DC is so underrepresented in modern media. Most people nowadays think Superman is a joke, which is beyond my comprehension. Check out the DC Animated Universe for some high-quality material.

I'm a DC Main Because Of The Same Reason I prefer Cartoon Network over Nickelodeon Adults only offshoots Vertigo was leagues better than MAX just like Adult Swim become more relevant than Nick at Nite

I always loved DC over Marvel But if there was one chacter i would what in Dc it would be Galactus and Dr Doom. DC chacters each have more interesting conpect green lantern, flash, batman and more. DC also feels more iconic. If you read the comics of course. But i like Spiderman too.

Nolan And DC animated got me into DC when I was kid but my first exposure to a superhero media was Eric Bana Hulk Flim I wanted be like bro so bad my mom told me eat veggies and I can jump around the desert like him

The X-Men existing in DC is just brilliant.

I've always liked both quite a bit, actually. One point confused me a bit however: DC's universe is less black and white than Marvel's in terms of morality. Is this more of a takeaway from the movies? I never really got that from reading the comics...

Great video ! Love dc and also like marvel , but dc the 🐐 of comics

DC in the eighties suggested to Marvel that they license/sell all their comic book characters to Marvel, Marvel's higher bosses refused.

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I simply like more DC characters and their shows

put spiderman in dc since he feels out of place sometimes like how his suffering , and also the fact heroes rarely help him in his battles when they should

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Well Its clear to me that your conclusion of DCs difference from marvel arrived From the BATMAN movies and The DCEU. I think DC and Marvel are much more similar in terms of storytelling and characters than Their Obvious Differences.These arrive from the Fact that Both Marvel and DC writers had Worked for both the companies and written Great characters and Storylines.

As for the one character I would steal from Marvel and put in DC, that would be Spider-Man, because of the fact that he leans more into the fantasy element and has a secret identity like the DC Characters do. So I think Spider-Man would definitely work very well in DC. Maybe even the X-Men, especially Wolverine. You can't kill him and he has a healing power and that's what makes him so interesting.

DC also has the better animated TV shows. Like, Marvel has two or three really good shows, mostly about spider man. DC has the entire DCAU plus Teen Titans, Young Justice, and some others.

I don't know man, you kinda proving again that DC is just Batman and Superman.

I think Marvel is better than DC in the live action movies department, and DC is better in everything else. That’s not to say that DC doesn’t have any great movies, the DCEU generally just gives them a bad rep, and I didn’t even think it was that bad. Marvel could probably top DC in games too after the newer games that were recently announced are released, but I’d say DC still has games for now, even after KTJL.

I'm a DC fan but honestly Marvel's way is better with superheroes that are actually people and not "living symbols." You can both relate to AND look up to Marvel's heroes but you can only look up to DC heroes and not relate to them. Also I hate how DC heroes are called "Gods" when Wonder Woman is the only one who counts as such and she's a demigod above all things

I like both but I'm a little bit more of A DC fan because Batman. The animated series was my s***

i honestly just like dc characters much more, especially the villains

There is one reason why I like dc over marvel. Superman

I want warner bros to sell its DC properties to Sony. And I hate the reset and reboots in the position its in with James Gunn. The new dceu films flopped and now I want movies to get better with Sony. Sony, however can distribute, collaborate and make greater films to the big screen. They just bought legendary recently last year and a half. If anything Sony should be the mediator of the talks for Marvel vs DC. And thats pretty much it.

DC has becomed boring at some point for me. The why is that they overuse Batman making him become, for me, nothing more than a dull character. He is all and nothing, always perfect for no reason. What make me love Batman when I was a child was the fact that you see, you feel and know that He can fail, and will fail, but will learn from failure and comeback better and sharper. Batman was our human point of view among all the supernaturals, extraterrestrial being facing danger and adversities. Personally all the stuff like batman who laughs and all the alternative batman more powerful than the precedent make me lose that authentic human aspect of the batman. A batman who is unbeatable with prep time for anything is pathetic. I dont that the alternate version are not worth to be discovered, but for me it has killed the character!

I love dc more. But I gotta admit, I love me some x-men.

The only correct answer is Batman…