Does Marvel and DC have a rivalry?

In the long history of pop culture, there are very few rivalries that have sparked debates as intense as the one that rages between Marvel and DC — especially when you consider that both sides of this particular conflict were shaped by a lot of the same people. …

Is there any connection between Marvel and DC?

Marvel and DC have had a few crossover events, but one comic book character has been secretly popping between their universes for DECADES. Marvel and DC Comics have had their share of fun crossovers, allowing readers to see battles between Superman and Thor or team-ups between Spider-Man and Batman.

Did DC and Marvel fight?

There were 11 battles between Marvel and DC heroes altogether. The first 6 battles were decided by the miniseries’s creative teams with each companies respective heroes winning 3 battles each.

Does Superman exist in Marvel?

Batman and superman has been non-officially said to be existed as fictional characters in Marvel Universe.

Does DC have an Iron Man?

Originally Answered: Who is the DC equivalent to Ironman? The closest DC Hero is probably Steel (John Henry Irons). However I would submit that the actual closest DC character to Tony Stark / Ironman is Lex Luthor.

Is there a rivalry between Marvel and DC?

Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige recently discussed, and dismissed, the notion of there being a rivalry between Marvel and DC, stating, “There’s not really a rivalry. The rivalry is much more amongst the press, I think. Geoff Johns is a very good friend of mine.

Did DC Comics ignore Marvel?

Again, for the most part, DC just ignored it all, but one DC Comics creator who got his fair share of Marvel knocks was Bob Haney, who had his own little comic book universe in Brave and the Bold where he could seemingly do whatever he wanted to. First, in Brave and the Bold #68, he has Batman become the Bat-Hulk…

Are there any DC Comics parodies of Marvel Comics?

By the time, DC Comics introduced some parody comics of their own, like Inferior Five, where E. Nelson Bridwell introduced some Marvel parody characters in Inferior Five #7, including a fun bit about how Marvel’s take on Thor was not really faithful to most versions of Thor from Norse mythology… and a fun riff on Namor…

What was the name of the DC and Marvel crossover?

In 1983, Marvel and DC were set to have an Avengers/Justice League of America crossover, drawn by George Perez and written by Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas. Perez began to draw the comic book in 1981 (while working on New Teen Titans), but then the project fell apart.