Are you MARVEL or DC?

[nearmint]

DC for me. Too much crying in Marvel books.

[hulksmashdave]

With the current comics coming out, I find myself mostly picking up the DC titles more than Marvel.

 

With what's in my of collection Silver Age & Bronze though... it's just the opposite.

 

Exactly how I am as well.

 

Overall I would call myself a DC guy, but I do buy lots of silver/bronze Marvel stuff, especially Hulk.

[Reno McCoy]

Tough question. I was raised Marvel, and I tend to buy more Marvels when it comes to back issues. But for moderns, I rarely read anything that's not DC (or another publisher that's not on the list).

[whisp]

Marvel

[Wally's Comics]

Marvel

 

 

 

obviously.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Larryw7]

DC

[oakman29]

I swing with both,does that make me weird?

[hulksmashdave]

I swing with both,does that make me weird?

 

Nope, just kinky

[whisp]

Marvel

 

 

 

obviously.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Cimm]

Pretty much in any era, I prefer DC... but, ya'll knew that already.

[goldust40]

Have always been marvel but since F_T has been suggesting me DC's from the 80's to read I am starting to love DC as well (thumbs u Also like Toysmania, blackest night and Brightest day has really impressed me.

 

Nick recommended some DCs??

[ComicConnoisseur]

When I was younger in the late 1970`s it was definately Marvel with Uncanny X-men,Spider-man and the Avengers, now as I have gotten older I have grown to appreciate Superman,Batman,Flash and Green Lantern more. so a tie all around

(thumbs u

[Boozad]

Batman. Although I did used to read Marvels as a kid and do own six Marvel comics.

[VintageComics]

I'm a Marvel Zombie to the core but I remember initially growing up on Batman and still love him to this day.

 

I just found that the era that i loved, Bronze and Silver, most the stuff that DC put out was just soooo corny and campy that I couldn't stand it. It was like watching B and C movies on a Saturday afternoon.

 

To me Marvel was always like an A list movie with full on Hollywood production.

 

That's changed over the years and DC really has put out some quality stuff but it used to be the exception and not the norm.

 

That's my answer.

 

(thumbs u

[Wally's Comics]

I swing with both,does that make me weird?

 

Nope, just kinky

 

no just Tarzan.

 

 

 

 

 

[999ghosts]

Marvel or DC...

monogamy, too cruel to rule

[NP_Gresham]

My collecting focus is Silver/Bronze, I grew up on Marvel.

But the more I see of the Adams books and Wrightson/Moore Swamp Thing, the more and more I appreciate DC.

So while I am still Marvel, I find my resolve wavering.

[goldust40]

I'm a Marvel Zombie to the core but I remember initially growing up on Batman and still love him to this day.

 

I just found that the era that i loved, Bronze and Silver, most the stuff that DC put out was just soooo corny and campy that I couldn't stand it. It was like watching B and C movies on a Saturday afternoon.

 

To me Marvel was always like an A list movie with full on Hollywood production.

 

That's changed over the years and DC really has put out some quality stuff but it used to be the exception and not the norm.

 

That's my answer.

 

(thumbs u

 

Non-superhero Bronze Age DCs, especially war, western and horror, were generally better than Marvel's genre books of that era.

[VintageComics]

I'm a Marvel Zombie to the core but I remember initially growing up on Batman and still love him to this day.

 

I just found that the era that i loved, Bronze and Silver, most the stuff that DC put out was just soooo corny and campy that I couldn't stand it. It was like watching B and C movies on a Saturday afternoon.

 

To me Marvel was always like an A list movie with full on Hollywood production.

 

That's changed over the years and DC really has put out some quality stuff but it used to be the exception and not the norm.

 

That's my answer.

 

(thumbs u

 

Non-superhero Bronze Age DCs, especially war, western and horror, were generally better than Marvel's genre books of that era.

 

You're probably right but then I'm more of a Superhero zombie than I am even a Marvel zombie so I never explored those options.

[goldust40]

I'm a Marvel Zombie to the core but I remember initially growing up on Batman and still love him to this day.

 

I just found that the era that i loved, Bronze and Silver, most the stuff that DC put out was just soooo corny and campy that I couldn't stand it. It was like watching B and C movies on a Saturday afternoon.

 

To me Marvel was always like an A list movie with full on Hollywood production.

 

That's changed over the years and DC really has put out some quality stuff but it used to be the exception and not the norm.

 

That's my answer.

 

(thumbs u

 

Non-superhero Bronze Age DCs, especially war, western and horror, were generally better than Marvel's genre books of that era.

 

You're probably right but then I'm more of a Superhero zombie than I am even a Marvel zombie so I never explored those options.

 

Difficult to argue over the super-hero output of both companies during the 70s, though. The Bat-books were all good (not to mention the hugely innovative Manhunter in 'Tec) and of course there was GL/GA and possibly Superboy / LSH, but the rest of the roster was inferior.