Is Arrow true to the comics?
Is Arrow true to the comics?
No. The CW version of Green Arrow has essentially nothing to do with the comic version of the character other than spending some time on an island and shooting a bow really well. First of all, it's rare for TV and movie characters to follow the comic characters they were based on exactly.
Is Marvel a DC comic?
Up to this point, probably we all have known the two famous comic brands: Marvel and DC Comics. Both are giants in comic market, which take up about 42.82% (Marvel) and 31.76% (DC Comics). Of course, there are other comic brands. ... Many are Marvel fans, many others prefer DC Comics.
Who would win Superman or Hulk?
It's no fault of the Hulk's, but Superman is called Superman for a reason. Unless he had kryptonite or a magic-user by his side, Hulk would usually fall to the DC Hero - although, he'd put up a hell of a fight. Superman wins. Superman.
Is flash a DC?
The Flash, American comic strip superhero created for DC Comics by writer Gardner Fox and artist Harry Lampert. The character first appeared in Flash Comics no.
What are the similarities between DC and Marvel?
- Captain America and Commander Steel
- Captain Canuck and Guardian
- Galactus and Mogo
- Boomerang and Captain Boomerang
- Dr.Polaris and Magneto
- Ultron and Brainiac
- Wasp and Bumblebee
- Green Lantern and Quasar
- Cheetah and Tigra
- Thor and Captain Marvel
What is the difference between DC and Marvel?
- Marvel has indeed been known for its kitschy and (in artist terms) "kinetic" style, whereas DC is known for its more mythic and almost religious reverence of the superhero archetype.
What is Marvel vs DC?
- DC vs. Marvel Comics (issues #2–3 titled Marvel Comics vs. DC) was a comic book limited series crossover published by DC Comics and Marvel Comics from April to May 1996. The series was written by Ron Marz and Peter David, with art by Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini .
Who was first Marvel or DC?
- It was founded in 1934 as National Allied Comics, first published the title Detective Comics in 1937, and officially changed its name to DC in 1977. Marvel began in 1938 as Timely Comics, published the title Marvel Comics in 1939, became Atlas Comics in 1951 and Marvel Comics in 1961.
