DC or Marvel ? ( comics and movies )

[PaulDevers]

Marvel's got the movies, while DC had the cartoons.
Sadly have lost interest in both of these in the recent years, but DC just announced two new cartoons with proper direction in the creative board, sooooo maybe I'll look into those!
Have not read either of their comics.

[sarah-crows]

nice picture hhhhhhhh

[M.ComicFan]

I can't say that I can pick one over the other. I started with both of them the same way too. First with some of the cartoons, then the movies, and eventually the comics. I guess I like them both equally.

[M.ComicFan]

DC has Teen Titans (I don't want to talk about Go)

Finally, someone who gets it.

[bluejamtoast]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the main event!

In this corner, boasting a multi billion dollar, critically acclaimed cinematic universe, MARVEL!!!

And, in this corner, the ushers of the Golden age of comic books creating the modern superhero archetype, the world renowed DC!!!

Comparing my fave content from each franchise (the images cut & paste on the boxing pics lol) its a tie overall. Games and animated series its DC but movies marvel

[simplykit]

thanks

you made batman happy

[vapidink]

Marvel has a better cinematic universe, but DC still has some great stand alone movies, like Watchmen, The Joker, and the Dark Knight series.

DC is better in terms of games, animated shows and movies, and comics. Also, this is a personal preference, but I always like the art better than the art from Marvel comics.

[BreakingChalk]

I've only seen movies, and dividing them into MCU, X-Men Movies, DCEU, Marvel other franchises and DC other franchises:

1. DC OF : Favorite being Dark Knight
2. MCU: Favorite being Iron-Man/GOTG
3. X-Men: Favorite being Logan
4. Marvel OF: Favorite being Spider-Man 2
5. DCEU: Favorite being Shazam

[DanielRKM]

We live in a beautiful age where we finally have stellar examples of comic book movies on both sides of the Marvel and DC aisles. I’m pumped that even mediocre movies exist nowadays because there used to be just straight up crap for MOST of my childhood. Leaving a theater and trying to find something positive to say about Joel Schumacher’s Batman and Robin was tough for little kid me. Now, that same little kid inside of me loses it on a daily basis watching events like Spider-Man fight Giant Man or Superman stare down the Flash (and Flash lose his mind in those milliseconds of terror). I love it all (and even if I feel let down by a flick, it’s not awful, it’s just a little lame. And a little lame is FINE). Did I ever think Wanda and Vision would wreck me? Or that movies with titles like Lego Batman and Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse would be the pinnacle of super hero entertainment? I could never have dreamed of this world 30 years ago.
So excited we all get to share in this world together.

[sarah-crows]

that s a really nice way of putting it