DC or Marvel?

iHola amigos! This is Sharieli Balakrishnan here to blog about a cool topic. And by the way, hope you all said the 'New Year, New Me' stuff all over again. Took resolutions? Well, I'mma throw my 'Best Of Luck' there. Coming back, Who fancies Marvel here? Who fancies DC here? Now I'm not going to ask who doesn't like both of them, coz the blog is about these two wonderful creations. Let's hop onto the never-ending 'Who Copied Who' dispute between DC and Marvel!

DC: DC began their company in 1934 and doin' some legit works. They're probably the father, came even before marvel. They released Commander Steel and 14 months later, those 'MARVELous copycats' launched Captain America, who becomes an 80-year-old man eventually. DC gave life to the world's best assassin, Deathstroke. And Your Honour, these marvelous copycats release Deadpool, who is apparently alive, not dead in the pool. OMG! That snapper - what was his name again? Thanos, yes Thanos! He must've done plastic surgery to look like DC's Darkseid. However, Darkseid looks darker than the stupid Thanos. Here comes the copy of the world's best villain, Joker - Green Goblin. Marvel can't even make him strong enough; he is killed by a mere-teenage boy. Marvel guys didn't even leave Shazam peacefully. They gave a pilot a stolen name 'Captain Marvel'. Let's take something recent - SpiderMan: No Way Home. Bringing back old superheroes and old supervillains? Mr. Jon Watts ran out of ideas, I guess. With this, I end this here and strongly say that Marvel has been copying DC for a thousand years.

Marvel: "He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy." (Yondu, Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.2) Exactly, as he said. Marvel established their company in 1939 and doin' some epic works. Well, I wouldn't say that those above are false accusations but the blame is not on Marvel completely. First ahead, we have this man called 'Atomic Skull' who is just a duplicate of 'Ghost Rider'. Skull here, a skull there. Fire here, fire there. Well, he just doesn't ride and have that long chain. Let's have a look at a man who 'copied' H2O powers - Aquaman. I mean, seriously, this is too much. Just a copy of Namor, a marvelous hero. The water here, water there. King here, king there. Now Red Rocket - That is one cringe name there but I'm sure most of 'em don't know him because he is just a poorly-implemented copy of the CEO of Stark Industries. Compare Wasp and Bumblebee (what kind of name is that). Bumblebee just has the exact powers and same suit as Wasp, for god's sake! Coming to animals - Red Lion & Black Panther. They both have the same powers. Were they twins, separated at birth? But the only difference is that Red Lion is a villain and Black Panther is a hero. Let's take something ancient - Batman. How many Batmans does DC create? 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8!! Literally, E-I-G-H-T Batmans! Do these Dying Creatures want to twist the viewers/readers?

Call this a permanent war! It goes on and on. But both of 'em never fail to excite the viewers/readers. More or less, each and every story has its own idiosyncrasy and never disappoints the audience. We all agree on that; no objections. Not to mention, I've been on my toes ever since I heard the announcement of The Batman and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. And on the question 'Which is better?', DC and Marvel, hit 100. After all, they seem like brothers.

Ladies and gentlemen, This is Sharieli Balakrishnan signing off. Leave a comment below or a suggestion below.

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