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Marvel Is Better Than DC
The reason I wrote this is to help people that fight over this topic.I say Marvel is better than DC.The reason I say this is because Marvel started the whole comic first. Marvel, created by Stan Lee, was the first company to begin making comics mainstream with characters such as Captain America, the ultimate Boy Scout who does everything for the greater justice of America.N.A.P started in 1934 and started DC short for Detective Comics their Characters with the ultimate power and the greatest advantages. Marvel’s characters were humans use their mind and brain to stop crime while DC have heroes who are almost unstoppable. Here are some quotes to back my reasons for saying Marvel is better.“However, to Marvel's credit, they do have superior sales at present (mostly because of X-Men and Spiderman). The Marvel Cinematic Universe is also doing great. However, one shouldn't write DC off before Batman v Superman is released.”this is what I am trying to say people are already saying their production is better when it has not even come out.This one says“Marvel is scientific; dc is mythological mutation, artificial …show more content…
The thing about Marvel villains they just don't matter anymore in the long run. Welcome to the world of DC where the heroes rarely die but the villains are killing everybody.” DO you see what I am trying to say the Villains kill mercilessly but in Marvel they only want world domination.“DC's most of the line up was original one and marvel followed/copied up. This shows DC had/has original creativity. Ironman from batman,hyperion from superman ,Thanos from Darkseid ,deadpool from deathstroke and more.”They say that but they don’t really know that.I got my quotes fron
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