Lol my avy should prove how unserious I was
Yah quick on the trigger
Lol my avy should prove how unserious I was
Lol my avy should prove how unserious I was
Yah quick on the trigger
This is what I was getting at. I find them more or so the same. Same water different labels XDI don't really get choosing one company over the other. It's not like you're locked in like a videogame console or a smartphone or something. The two of them aren't that different considering how many creators go between the two of them. It's just so silly to me.
I do think pre-2000s DC Comics are much more interesting than pre-2000s Marvel Comics for the most part, but modern times they're not that different.
I don't pick a side. It's pointless. I just read what appeals to me. I pull stuff from every mid to large non Valiant company.
Started a re-read of BPRD: Hell on Earth to get me caught up on the new volumes a bought.
Why don't more people talk about Hell on Earth? It's so fucking gooood.
What is it that drives people to prefer DC or Marvel? Is it the stories or the characters? Overall, I think Marvel has a much more attractive (not physically, just in terms of appeal) cast of characters than DC. It's only in recent years that I started reading a good number of DC books, too. The old canon was so convoluted that it seemed pretty impenetrable to an outsider.
I always lean towards marvel when it comes to characters.I'm not talking about fanboy shit or anything like that. I think everyone is bound to prefer one or the other just in terms of the characters that he/she likes more.
Waiting for the hc.I haven't started it yet, but I'm dying too. I want to wait for the big collections whenever they decide to start making them but I may just start buying the trades because I know I'll love it.
there are some spoilers.So do I read DC Rebirth if I'm not done with the Justice League New 52 TPBs?
Growing up in the nineties molded me into the Marvel fan I am today. Spider-Man, X-Men, Iron Man, Hulk and even Fantastic Four I loved all those cartoons as a child. Watching Batman TAS just made me a Batman fan.
First comics I ever bought (and still have) was X-men, my dad would get a subscription fpr me and it was always a highlight going to the shop to pick them up. I would've been around 8 or 9 I think. I remember they had a Gen X backup and came with those awesome trading cards that had the X-men at the beach or something lol Even now I still love the X-men.
there are some spoilers.
Green arrow is fine to read since it doesn't talk about any of the new 52 books
What is it that drives people to prefer DC or Marvel? Is it the stories or the characters? Overall, I think Marvel has a much more attractive (not physically, just in terms of appeal) cast of characters than DC. It's only in recent years that I started reading a good number of DC books, too. The old canon was so convoluted that it seemed pretty impenetrable to an outsider.
What is it that drives people to prefer DC or Marvel? Is it the stories or the characters? Overall, I think Marvel has a much more attractive (not physically, just in terms of appeal) cast of characters than DC. It's only in recent years that I started reading a good number of DC books, too. The old canon was so convoluted that it seemed pretty impenetrable to an outsider.
DC rebirth #1 was included my sums met of books that has spoilers. Honestly you will be fine though. No point in trade waiting.What about DC Universe Rebirth? I saw on the first page it says to read Justice League #50 and something else first.
This pretty much goes for me too.
Plus I just can't stand any of DC's mainline of heroes other than Batman. And even Batman I've never been able to get into in comic form.
What about DC Universe Rebirth? I saw on the first page it says to read Justice League #50 and something else first.
Damn my jab got everyone picking sides .
Least yah marvel bois know DC animation> marvel animation
Now I know you playingThey are both crap
What is it that drives people to prefer DC or Marvel? Is it the stories or the characters? Overall, I think Marvel has a much more attractive (not physically, just in terms of appeal) cast of characters than DC. It's only in recent years that I started reading a good number of DC books, too. The old canon was so convoluted that it seemed pretty impenetrable to an outsider.
Damn my jab got everyone picking sides .
Least yah marvel bois know DC animation> marvel animation
They are both crap
Now I know you playing
Hey those Dark Knight Returns films were great, the rest of their direct to dvd films are crap though. Actually I really liked Gods and Monsters.
Damn my jab got everyone picking sides .
Least yah marvel bois know DC animation> marvel animation
This we can agree on. I wish I could like the book characters as much as I like them animated.True but that's pretty much the only place DC's wider cast really shines for me. I have so much trouble getting into their books. I do try to be fair and give them a shot when a new team or a relaunch happens. I pulled a ton of nu52 #1s (almost all of them) and I'm sure I'll check out a bunch of the new Rebirth titles. If it's anything like last time, though, I'll be down to 2-4 books within a year.
I really do wish their characters were half as appealing in their books as they are in their animated shows. Maybe Johns is right, maybe a little more lightheartedness, playfulness, and humanity is what these characters need. I hope they get it.
Man, I tried to watch DKR and I didn't last ten minutes. Heartbreaking how far the animation quality has fallen with the movies. I try to forget any of them exist.
I will be rewatching B:TAS, S:TAS, BB, JL, JLU and YJ until the end of time though
Teen Titans Go is a fun watch with the kid, too. Forgettable, but fun.
And those DC Nation shorts were terrific. I wish they'd collect those so I could buy them.
Huge teen titans and teen titans go fan.Yeah Teen Titans Go kicks ass.
It didn't really bother me but yeah you just have to look at The Killing Joke to see the level of quality in those films now. Really bad CG backgrounds seem to be a staple.
BTAS and Beyond will forever be the best for me.
What is it that drives people to prefer DC or Marvel? Is it the stories or the characters? Overall, I think Marvel has a much more attractive (not physically, just in terms of appeal) cast of characters than DC. It's only in recent years that I started reading a good number of DC books, too. The old canon was so convoluted that it seemed pretty impenetrable to an outsider.
Beyond is kinda up and down but by and large it's really good. There are a handful of episodes I just adore. And Return of the Joker is one of the best things in the DCAU bar none.
With stuff like this I think it usually ends up being whichever brand you were exposed to first. When I first got into comics as a kid many moons ago, I pretty much tried out anything that looked interesting and really didn't care who published it. I gravitate a little more towards DC stuff, but I still read whatever looks interesting to me, regardless of who publishes it. Heck I've even bought Valiant books!
I think that's true about brand exposure, and I believe a lot of it comes down to age. I think Marvel was better at this in the '70s-'80s, Batman started to really grow in popularity in 1989 and more DC characters started getting some exposure in the late '90s-early '00s.
@Benjamin_Percy said:@Masked_Demon As I understand it, we're upward of 90,000 copies right now. Thank you, readers.
I feel like I was equally exposed to Marvel/DC characters through cartoons/games/movies but I really got into Marvel because Ultimate Spider-Man, Ultimates and New X-Men came out around the same time. Looking around at my library, Id say they're almost equal with a bit more Marvel if you include Vertigo and WildstormWith stuff like this I think it usually ends up being whichever brand you were exposed to first. When I first got into comics as a kid many moons ago, I pretty much tried out anything that looked interesting and really didn't care who published it. I gravitate a little more towards DC stuff, but I still read whatever looks interesting to me, regardless of who publishes it. Heck I've even bought Valiant books!
Yep, I would agree with all this. You cannot discount the impact of the DCAU for introducing the general audience to the deeper cuts of the DCU.
Unrelated to this, but apparently we live in a world where an issue of Green Arrow has sold 90000+ copies:
The Justice League movies post flashpoint paradox have been the pits.
I liked Batman Bad Blood though. Batwoman <3
What is it that drives people to prefer DC or Marvel? Is it the stories or the characters? Overall, I think Marvel has a much more attractive (not physically, just in terms of appeal) cast of characters than DC. It's only in recent years that I started reading a good number of DC books, too. The old canon was so convoluted that it seemed pretty impenetrable to an outsider.
Goddamn. What do you think, word of mouth or just Rebirthomania?
Green Arrow selling 90k is pretty interesting because if we get the diamond numbers and its 50 or 60k or w/e we now have an idea of how much a title sells on comixology
Green Arrow selling 90k is pretty interesting because if we get the diamond numbers and its 50 or 60k or w/e we now have an idea of how much a title sells on comixology