are dc and marvel rivals?
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Marvel's biggest rival, DC Comics, is diving into the cinematic-universe-building business, too, but with a less cohesive strategy where its TV and movie worlds don't intersect -- ever.
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The biggest strength of Marvel is the ability to pull the general audience, which is why MCU movies are borderline spoon-feeding. So they have to rely on the positive reviews for every movie. The critics are not biased. They literally lick their arses.
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Marvel and DC comics are NOT connected, at all. They are just to highly competitive comics book company. And, no the characters in these universes cannot travel to other universes. ... Sadly, it is nothing but a glimp of what could have happened if Marvel characters and DC characters had existed in the same universe.
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someone correct me if I'm wrong) just as he has faced off with Spider-Man before. Punisher faced off with Spider-Man in his debut. There was that time Kingpin forced them to gladiator fight in the post apocalypse. ... Daredevil may not be an enemy to the Punisher, but the Punisher is definitely an enemy to Daredevil.
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Yes, they're not just best friends and two of the most beloved super heroes on the planet. Superman and Batman are also half-brothers. Or at least they were for one day in the hearts and minds of some of our fans.
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Although Daredevil and Spider-Man have teamed up on more than a handful of occasions in the comic books, we haven't seen them meet yet in the MCU. And while Marvel's TV and movie universes are kept largely separate, they are connected — which leaves the opportunity for crossovers wide open.
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Yes, the DC Universe app is worth the $8-ish a month if you're a DC fan by any stretch of the imagination. The comics and classic movies and TV shows are well worth the price of admission and the exclusive series they are putting out appears to hold a lot of promise. ... There might just be some hope for DC after all.
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Yes, it's canon, along with all the Netflix shows, Agent Carter, Inhumans, The Runaways, and Cloak & Dagger, unless Feige himself says otherwise. ... Ever since Kevin Feige managed to separate Marvel film studios from TV there's really no connection. Agents of SHIELD is as canon to the MCU as anyone's fan fiction.
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Batman, Superman, Wonder woman, Green Lantern, Flash, etc are DC comics character while Ironman, Hulk, Captain America, Thor, Thanos, etc are characters belonging to Marvel comics. The Avengers is a group of superheros and comes under Marvel comics. So, neither Batman nor Superman can join The Avengers.
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Originally Answered: What is the difference between the DC Universe and the DCEU? The DC Universe is a whole community, consisting of all things DC — ranging from comic books to animated films. The DCEU is a specific cinematic universe reboot started in 2013 with “Man of Steel”.
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DC Universe™ Online is now on Nintendo Switch™! Join thousands of other players in this free-to-play, massively multiplayer online action game set in the popular DC universe.
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Classic fiction characters are usually stock to both companies. Hercules, Captain Marvel and various incarnations of a horned daemon are prominent examples of characters shared by Marvel and DC.
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Yes, they are related. Captain Marvel's Mom is first cousins with Captain America's Dad, which makes Captain Marvel and Captain America second cousins. That's, of course, why they have the same first name, which is Captain.
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Yes, it's all part of the same universe and timeline. Yes they are in the same universe. There is crime going on everywhere, even in the real world. The Avengers operate on a world-wide scale, so this kinda stuff isn't on their radar.
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The reason is because the Dark age of comic books happened. DC can both be lighter and softer (Teen Titans, Young Justice, Static, recently Lego Batman) and Darker. Marvel is predominately lighter, since most of their fans are teenagers and kids. The reason is because the Dark age of comic books happened.
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The Injustice comics are absolutley canon to DC comics. However they are not canon to the “main” DC universe. The characters from the main DC universe are completely separate from their Injustice counterparts but still canon to DC as they exist in the DC multiverse.
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2 Answers. There are at least 16 cases of Marvel/DC crossover, beginning with “Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man” in 1976. Other teamups include Spider-Man & Batman, X-Men & Teen Titans, Daredevil & Batman, and JLA & Avengers.