Is Flash Marvel or DC character?

Is Flash Marvel or DC character?

The Flash is a DC Comics character. He is played by Ezra Miller in the DCEU and Grant Gustin in the CW show "The Flash." Other characters with their own CW shows are Supergirl and Green Arrow. They are also not in the MCU because they are DC characters.

Is the flash considered Marvel?

The Flash (or simply Flash) is the name of several superheroes appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. ... The Flash is one of DC Comics' most popular characters and has been integral to the publisher's many reality-changing "crisis" storylines over the years.

Who is Marvel's equivalent to Flash?

Quicksilver Marvel's answer to DC's Flash is known as none other than The Blur. So being Quicksilver is Marvel's most well known speedster, how is this other hero meant to represent the Flash?

Is DC and Marvel are same?

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.

Are Marvel Comics better than DC?

• At the moment, it seems Marvel is more popular than DC Comics. Some people may disagree, and they are true! Both Marvel and DC are close rivals in this entertainment industry. However, in general Marvel still seems to have more total audiences than DC Comics. That said; overall popularity doesn't always mean better quality, especially in this case.

Which is better Marvel or DC?

• DC has more legacy characters. All art is subjective; therefore, to say Marvel is "better" than DC doesn't mean anything since different people react differently to art, music, writing, etc., based on individual tastes and opinions. DC has more diversity among its characters. DC superheroes are more well-known.

Is "the Flash" part of the DC Cinematic Universe?

• Quick Answer: Although The Flash is about characters from the DC universe, it exists specifically within DC's television universe and not in its films. That's why you will never hear characters on The Flash talking about Superman or Batman's recent cinematic showdown.

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.