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The introduction of Marvel 's first superhero team, The Fantastic Four, established the company 's reputation. The majority of Marvel Comics superhero stories were written by Stan Lee. Lee and Steve Ditko generated the most successful new series in The Amazing Spider-Man. Marvel 's comics had a reputation for focusing on characterization to a greater extent than most superhero comics before them. Take for example, Iron Man.

In terms of audience impact, it is safe to say that Marvel films are more successful than DC films. In a survey consisting of 30 random people, 16 were pro-Marvel, 8 were in the middle and 6 were pro-DC, in terms of character and ability to relate to them. The important thing to note here is that even if we were to consolidate those in between the two companies into DC, Marvel would still be ahead. According to the 8 people who were

Both Marvel and DC have their collection of heroes and villains. The only heroes and villains that will be compared are ones with near god-like abilities. Superman is one of these god-like heroes from the DC universe. He has the ability to fly, super strength, near invincibility, super speed, and laser vision. Although he was killed in the events of Batman V Superman, he was revived in the events of Justice League. Superman could destroy tanks, planes and other enemies with relative ease. His comparative hero from the Marvel universe is Thor. Although Thor cannot fly without his hammer, he has the ability to call down lightning, super strength and immortality. Thor did lose his eye in the events of Thor: Ragnarok,

The most well known Superheroes from the DC universe are probably Batman and Superman. Many times, hardcore DC comic book fans dispute over who the better superhero is. Many like Batman for his gadgets and others for his looks, while others like Superman for his powers and abilities. I would personally say that Superman is the more capable and better Superhero.

By now we should all know the two leading Industries in superhero comics,graphic novels and blockbusters,Marvel and DC. and although both companies are great in their own ways, comic fans everywhere love to debate about which side is better. on one side fans argue DC is better because They were the original superhero company, that gave birth to some of the most iconic superheroes today, such as Batman,Superman, Wonder Woman and the Flash. But I say that Marvel is better because I believe superhero should be human to a certain degree In order for us, the readers/viewers to relate, they should just be normal people with exceptional powers and a moral compass. they should have basic human wants and needs and inner strengths and weaknesses

A long-standing question in the comic book world is this. Which is better Marvel or D.C.? The fact of the matter is this, it's a personal opinion. Some people say marvel is so much better than D.C. because of the characters and vise versa for D.C. In my opinion, I believe that Marvel is better than D.C. due to the characters, the backstories, and the conflicts made in the plots.

Marvel vs. DC comics is a battle that began in the early 90’s and has never ceased since. Both gaining an abundant amount of recognition from fans worldwide. From little toddlers to fully grown adults, the numbers continue to spread like wildfire. However, what are the major similarities and differences between both comics? The similarity is that, both incorporated all heroes in one setting, attempted to focus on different genres that disregarded superheroes, and started developing heroes again by adding more personal issues to the comics. For differences, Marvel was set on real world locations while those in DC were more fictional and Marvel heroes developed powers overtime while those in DC were originally born with abilities. These reasoning’s stated above, depict crucial differences between both companies while also providing their similarities which fuse them together.

Jack Kirby and Joe Simon briefly decide to leave the company. This gives Stan Lee free range to create characters and story lines as he pleases. After a long gray period of watered down comics that people were not enjoying reading or creating Lee makes a bold move based on the opinion of his wife, Joan Lee, who sees how much they are struggling. He pushes his higher ups to allow him to start producing comics outside the CCA. They hesitantly allow him to try this risky business move. This turns out to be just the step Timely needed as it saved them from bankruptcy. Fantastic Four is published pushing them out in front of their only leading competitor DC for the first time in history. The success of Fantastic Four brings upon the X-Men, Hulk, Iron Man, and the rise of multi cultural/ethnic characters to the comic world. Timely promptly rebrands to Marvel Comics, and the Silver Age of Comics comes to a close and the Bronze Age begins. The Bronze Age (1970’s/1985’) restored the comic culture to America and slowly began spreading around the globe as well. As they evolved Stan Lee pushed boundaries right along with it. Lee is largely credited for being the person who re-envisioned the very structure of how heroes are portrayed and wrote. He strongly believed the character under the mask is just as or more important than the hero itself. This shift in direction changed the entire way visual story telling was perceived at the time. Now characters weren’t just super, they were human too. Relatable people with struggles, relationships, and even everyday jobs. He also strived to set the majority of Marvels stories in the real world and not in fictional settings. This allowed for relatable fathomable individuals and the creation of Marvels biggest triumph character to date;

Deadpool is better than Spider-Man. Deadpool’s powers are better than Spider-Man’s. Deadpool is more real world than Spider-Man. Deadpool has a better background than Spider-Man. Spider-Man is old news, Deadpool is

People always have debates about whether Marvel Or DC is a better and who has the better superheroes. Both comic book companies have had great superheroes, and some are better than others. The Flash and Quicksilver both have similarities but they also have many differences. A lot of factors go into deciding what makes a superhero better than another, including things like their origin story, their powers, and their villains.

The constant battle between our favorites has shown itself common now more than ever. Who do we like better? What do we like better? What is the absolute best? Are these questions necessary? No. But do they keep our lives interesting? Oh yes. In the spring of every year, there always seems to be a new superhero movie that debuts and leaves us on the edge of our seats, waiting for the next one. This year, we are being blessed with two movies, from two separate corporations, Marvel and DC; which leaves us with the question… Who did it better?

In 1934 a man named Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson created a comic book company named, “Detective Comics” and shortly after this renamed the company to, “DC comics” DC comics when on to create iconic characters like, Batman, Superman, The Flash, and many more which are still notable to this day. Shortly after this in the in the Year 1939 a man named Martin Goodman started his own comic book company as well. He named it, “Marvel comics” you may recognize the name from the name from the multimillion dollar films they make based on Marvel’s comic book. It has been nearly ninety years since the both these comic book industries were founded and both companies have a multitude of, tv shows, films, and video games based off of the stories and characters in their comics. Personally I believe that both companies have had their fair share of both success and failure. But any time there is two rivaling companies like these there will always be hardcore fans who say one is better than the other. One of the biggest arguments throughout the comic book fan based community is to determine which company between DC comics & Marvel comics has the best tv shows, films, and video games. There are some people who believe DC comics is the one with the best, tv shows, films, and videos and there is those who would disagree and say Marvel is the supreme company. In this negotiation essay I will discuss both the positives and the negatives, of boths side’s, tv shows, films, and video games.

Without a doubt, I can say that Marvel is a better franchise than DC, for many different reasons. The superheroes Marvel makes have more solid structure, made so that you can believe that anyone or anything could possibly become a superhero. Exhibit A. Let's compare Iron Man to Batman, for one they're both rich and have lost their parents, but as known without the armor or fancy gadgets, Tony Stark (Iron Man) would be a ‘genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist’ as he said in the Avengers, Bruce Wayne (Batman) would still have his fighting skills and he does support companies but not to the same degree as Tony. Many characters in the Marvel franchise weren’t anything special, just normal people trying to survive

Marvel Cinematic Universe has made 22 movies so far, but only released 17, and those 17 have been amazing to watch. The movies have the highest average on Rotten Tomatoes. The average Rotten Tomatoes is about 83%, which is relatively high considering it is the average. Rotten Tomatoes is a system to determined by people whether the movie is good or bad. It is in percentages, the higher the percentage the better the movie is. The most recent movie, Spider-man Homecoming was especially entertaining to watch. It has 92% Rotten Tomatoes which is outstanding. The movie with the highest rating from Marvel Cinematic Universe of 94% Rotten Tomatoes is Iron Man (Giles). Iron Man was actually the first movie that Marvel had produced and released. It was a

Action Comics’ debut in 1938 is recognized as the beginning of the Golden Age with the introduction of the hero Superman (Greenberger). Many aspects of the comics of this time revolved around raising the American spirit due to the Depression and the hardships of World War II. This involved many depictions of heroes as “do-gooders” who fight crime at home or even Hitler to represent America’s involvement in the European Front (Johnson). Here they would have a more defined line between good and evil, right and wrong where the reader would clearly understand the situation with no doubt that a character was evil and needed to be defeated by a character who was the obvious hero of this story. This invincible hero who could fight any evil and prevail would eventually become less and less appealing to the people after the war. The depictions of these superheroes and vigilantes still had more of a mask of innocence than future comics will tend to