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Topic	Differences between Marvel and DC?
tommybel89 07/03/20 2:58:20 PM #22:	Garioshi posted... In the 60's, DC went insane and Marvel kicked ass. In the 80's, Marvel went insane and DC kicked ass. In the 90's, both of them went insane. In the 00's, both of them kicked ass. Now they switch between the two on a dime, but only one at a time can be good. To be fair in the 80's, Marvel probably had the best extended runs in their main universe books (Frank Miller Daredevil, Chris Claremont X-Men and all the spinoffs, etc). But DC gets a big edge for creating the adult market in 85-86 and then rebooting their main universe and unifying it. --- Go Leafs Go http://www.last.fm/user/Disposableher0 <cite>tommybel89 posted [p:941625028] in Difference... [t:78821940]...</cite> <quote>Garioshi posted... </cite> <quote>In the 60's, DC went insane and Marvel kicked ass. In the 80's, Marvel went insane and DC kicked ass. In the 90's, both of them went insane. In the 00's, both of them kicked ass. Now they switch between the two on a dime, but only one at a time can be good.</quote>To be fair in the 80's, Marvel probably had the best extended runs in their main universe books (Frank Miller Daredevil, Chris Claremont X-Men and all the spinoffs, etc). But DC gets a big edge for creating the adult market in 85-86 and then rebooting their main universe and unifying it. --- Go Leafs Go http://www.last.fm/user/Disposableher0</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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