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Awesome!

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Deadpool

Deadpool

No kidding

Yeah always felt DC had better Origins Marvels always felt lazy

Amen!!! But I feel the love for marvel is kind of new growing up as a kid it was more about DC marvel really only had X-Men and Spiderman as kid

You’re a walking powerhouse

LMAO

@@pepito69 same as you!😂

Shit only people who don't read comics would say 😂😂😂😂

@@jakblak112890 so Strange is stronger?

Agree

definitely

you know how the movies made Dr fate looked like a weak fool? exactly.

So if she fought Domino they'd even out and have a normal chick fight?

​@@big.gib.4Loooooo spam this shit to death battle yall i wanna see this fight!

I wish she still had that power

@@big.gib.4L it would seem so… Black Cat may have the fight in physical prowess but as far a their powers of probability, Domino may have it on a different level than Black Cat

@@big.gib.4LDominos is more powerful cause it’s in her DNA Black cats is synthetic

Morbius would be better comparison

And Sentry and Gladiator were copies of Superman too

​@@NadeemShekh-uy9znis the Looker the DC version of Marvel's Morbius?

The lizard is one of my favorite Spider-Man characters id love it if someone made a rated R body horror movie with him kinda like the fly or district 9

​@@NadeemShekh-uy9znWell, Mobius debuted in 1971 after Man-Bat.

Alfred doesn't predate Batman cira 1939

And both have been badasses in their own right. Though, Alfred gets the “W”, both for being first, and also for kicking far more ass.

@@rossjones8426 That’s presumably an error, since Alfred first appeared in April 1944.

Which begs the question as to why Batman and Iron Man aren’t considered copies here.

Tony stark’s identity is not a secret. That’s the difference.

The shield wasn’t made by dc

​@@EgyptianChiefKeefwhere did he mention dc?

@@Roninnblanca in the video description.. it’s comparison between marvel and dc comics characters copying one another.. 😂😂

@@igotthejuice2090 yeah bro..😎👍 but still didnt mention dc

@@Roninnblanca yeah bro, but the comparison is implied given the context of the conversation 🫡

Just because you have a superhero that’s intelligent, rich, and plays with gadgets doesn’t mean it’s a Batman copy. Iron Man doesn’t fight at night, dosent have a secret identity, fights in a robot suit, and wears red.

​@lamaripiazza5226 but both of them are useless without that money! Yea Batman can fight like a ninja but without those gadgets he's nothing

@@bluu_ice6554lol you must be tripping… batman without his gadget.. just his fists n mind is something you shouldn’t take lightly… anything is a weapon… give him a sword n that’s the end of it… unless of course he’s fighting a superhero.

Speaking of Deadpool, DC created Red Tool in Harley Quinn as a jab at Marvel pretty much calling Deadpool a tool. His name is Wayne Wilkins and Everytime he gets amputated he gets another body part from a corpse attached to him. He feels no pain due to the dead nerves from so much damage to his body. He uses regular tools as weapons, screw drivers, saws, etc.

It's not batman and iron man, Tony Stark is actually a copy of Bruce Wayne. Marvel just gave their batman a red and yellow armour and made him less serious like Bruce Wayne.

😂😂😂 Thanks for keeping yourself honest.

There is a LOT of stretches in this video. If you are going to say "Oh, a Copycat Speedster" it wouldn't be Quicksilver, especially since he was conceived as a villain "See also Hawkeye" , If I had to call out a Marvel copy of the Flash it would be The Whizzer. I wouldn't have included clearly intentional characters where being a copy is a part of the point like Hyperion and Red Lion, though I am happy that you did not go Bronze Tiger as the only similarity there is name and race.

I love that Variant can humbly acknowledge a simple mistake. For that, I'll humbly take one lash for you 😂

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You should have used plastic man instead of elongated man anyway. Plastic man debuted in 1941, 19 years before Elongated man. In a sense Elongated man was already a copycat himself.

Domino vs Black Cat would be fun to see. Doesn't Black Cat also have super strength to some degree?

@@brianlittrell797she does, she’s also a super serum soldier like Captain America

@@saxofix4456I think that was just in Spider-Man TAS

@@saxofix4456 she did get enhanced strength reflexes and speed in comics

Isn't catwoman a metahuman?

And they both copied an earlier character

Marvel copied and still got more succes lol

That false

🥸 yes 😋, so do you know how many employees switched from DC to Marvel or Marvel to DC, employees, or concepts rewritten in a different way, this isn’t clear cut “I copied you” “you copied me”…. Per say 🤔 Mr Lee and Mr Ditco did work together at 1 time and the number 1 character made from everything was made to be an unusual cheracter they didn’t think would stick, by Ditco and Lee (Spiderman) now maybe I don’t know all thing accurately but I am sick of people saying “DC stole this character” “marvel stole this 1” 😝 oh pish posh, people got inspiration and thought up cheracters from this inspiration, . And your right, these are fantastic cheracters we all grew up with.

Yep and before The Watchmen

Squadron Supreme did it before watchmen

You guys are coping so hard it's hilarious seeing you realize how much DC has been ripped off by marvel, seeing your coping mechanisms is hilarious

@@jonathansoko1085I'm just talking about the context ofwhy Hyperion and Squadron were made, like seriously why are you jumping at my throat for?

They are pastiches.

Their modern looks have been inspired by the Batman 66 show. The black leather jumpsuit and eye mask became a thing because of that.

Copium my dude. Grow up and get over it

Julie newmar basically made it even better by making sure her belt suited her hips. Grrrowwl

@@jonathansoko1085 it's not copium, it's their actual comic histories I substantially prefer Catwoman believe me, they just weren't related on conception lol

@@KrissyBlues Yes, they absolutely were.

@poormans2522 Actually the golden age ''Vision'' who first appeared in Marvel Mystery Comics #13 (Nov. 1940), at the time when Marvel was known as (Timely Comics). Was an alien law enforcement officer named (Aarkus). Who was from a dimension known only as Smokeworld. Although the golden age ''Vision's'' powers were different from DC's ''Martian Manhunter''. He was still more like a golden age ''Martian Manhunter'' then he was a golden age version of Marvel's silver age [Android Vision].

At the end of the day all these characters are very good and didferenr enough where we can read their stories without thinking about them being copies

​@@KongTheVikingI agree! Both companies were able to give great stories featuring these characters, and I think the comic/pop culture world would be a lot poorer if these "copies" didn't exist.

Neither did Goliath and Atom Smasher

Or Wasp and Bumblebee

Don’t forget doom patrol n fantastic four, sif & Wonder Woman, and spider man & black spider lol

​@@the_goofy_guyy8071Well some people think the X-Men was a copy of the Doom Patrol

@@RonnieM90 do you think DC Legion of Superheroes is the DC version of Marvel's X-men since both them have a large number of super-powered individuals while the only thing DC Doom patrol had in common with the X-men is the fact that they're rejected by society?

Started Smallville just over a year ago, finished it recently. Dear god I miss that show.

4th wall breaking is prevalent in Deadpool comics. It doesn't matter who does it, it just happens for comedic purposes.

Batman was inspired by Shadow, The Black Bat and Zorro

Which comics does shadow belong to?

@@mikhailmik4152 You mean "The Bat" silent film from 1926, right? Black Bat was a later thing. Basically Bob Kane saw a Pulp magazine hero called "Black Bat" (A blind lawyer turned vigilante) that came out a month after Batman and decided to sue. He ended up winning the case and stole Black Bat's wrist gauntlets to give to Batman. He also stole Black Bat's origin story to create the villain "Two Face" to mock the creator of Black Bat and even had someone draw Two Face to look like the creator as a joke. Now the silent film "The Bat" was essentially about an Anti- Villain called "The Bat" who went after other bad guys to remain the top biggest threat in the city. This character is known for having a tool belt full of gadgets, a Bat signal, and he wrote a letter to the commissioner that Batman would later have a one to one tribute to in his comic. There's also the character "The Bat Strikes Again and Again" which was also creator by Zorro's creator. He essentially was just a man in a suit with a bag over his head that had a Bat symbol on it..... basically Mr. Knight but for Bats. His origin was that of a cop who was framed for the murder of his parents. While on death row, he saw a Bat fly in from the window and took the electric chair for him destroying it. This gave the man the opportunity to escape and become "The Bat" to track down his parent's killer. The Bat's gimmick is that he likes to carve a Bat symbol into people's foreheads with his knife. Bonus for Moon Knight: It's worth noting that alongside The Shadow, Doug Moench was also inspired by Vampirella when creating Moon Knight. Vampirella was Doug Moench's first gig in comics and a handful of her stories were borrowed for Moon Knight. Even was inspired by the origin for the Vampirella character "Pantha" to create Moon Knight.

@@SriroopRao None, "Conde' Nast" owns him. Meaning he gets bounced around as a license but no publisher owns him. DC comics had published comics on The Shadow, Dark Horse, Dynamite, and currently James Patterson is making The Shadow Novels..... don't read them, they are absolute dogshit. They feel like they were written by a 12 year.

​@@RamsTheNameCom"Black Bat" (A blind lawyer turned vigilante). It sounds like Marvel copied this with Daredevil.

Doom patrol is a copy of fantastic 4. Thin man predates both elongated man and plastic man.

X-men is better

Doom who?

DC walked so Marvel could run, MCU fanboys tremble at this fact

@@batcow6623 incel 😂

@yourflyisopen4807 That right! The original golden age (Clayface/Basil Karlo) was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane. And first appeared in Detective Comics #40 (June 1940). Basil Karlo was a B-list actor who began a life of crime using the identity of a character he portrayed in a horror film. The original Clayface had only appeared twice in the Golden Age. But paved the way for the super powered, shape-shifting Silver Age (Clayface/Matthew Hagen).

And, nobody seems to see that Deathstroke is a villain version of Captain America, from his costume to his powers and back story.

Yeah. DC kept tweeking his origins until he eventually became a Namor. Arthur was a human kid who was altered by his dad to breathe under water.

Correct! I'm surprised you actually know that good job mate 👍

@@kratoscraken5614 Thanks. I just think its fascinating how some characters differ so much from their initial introduction.

​@@rubensalvador9422eh well dc isn't as bad when it comes to copying compared to marvel

According to Wokeanda, it's not Namor, it's Miamor, that means... meeeh ..Screw dishney

While that´s true the thing is that sometimes the copy goes beyond the superpowers: be it their costumes, backstories and/or importance. Let´s take importance with Flash and Quicksilver. I´m sure there are tons of characters in Marvel that have super speed. That being said Quicksilver is the most well known by far because of his role as son of Magneto, brother to Scarlet Witch, being member of the Brotherhood of Mutants and so on. Not to mention that while Flash wears red Quicksilver wears blue: two distinct colors. As such, Quicksilver is not another random character with super speed in Marvel. Or let´d do it with DC. As said, Mr. Fantastic was created in 1961 while DC´s Elongated Man was created in 1960. However, not only Mr. Fantastic is more well known (heck, Plastic Man is more well known that Elongated Man). Yet not only do they don´t look at all the same but Fantastic is member of the Fantastic Four, the importance of those characters, and the different roles in organizations and events in Marvel. Meanwhile, Elongated Man started as a villain for Flash, he decided to become a superhero and more so a detective. As such, besides their powers, there´s nothing similar between them. So, not only Fantastic is one of the most important characters in Marvel meanwhile Elongated Man is barely a character in the Flash universe and even more so Plastic Man is not only more well known but even in DC he´s more used that Elongated Man. Even his creator regreted creating him forgetting that DC bough Plastic Man. So, in this case, if Elongated Man was a founding member of the Justice League or other well known group the comparisons to Mr. Fantastic would be constantly. But since he´s not he only tends to be remembered with lists like this.

You're wrong. What you Disney era marvel fans don't comprehend is that way way back when these characters were created DC and marvel writers were often friends and always hung out together. This bread the copying it was natural and rampant at the time. I understand that you want to defend Disney marvel, just give it up.

@justicierodelaliga ye but ofc there is going to be a prominent character with super speed in one universe. Flash and quicksilver have entirely different backgrounds, no one compares them because of anything else other then the fact they have super speed.

@jonathansoko1085 wdym I'm wrong? This doesn't even just apply to marvel, there are examples of dc copying marvel, this applies to all characters. Even out of these two universe characters in other universes are considered copies, like A train in the Boys. Everyone says he's suppose to be their flash, but it makes sense to have a fast guy on most superhero teams. Not to mention sometimes ideas come out at the same time like two androids, a robot character is a given. To say this has something to do with disney Era marvel fans makes you sound kinda goofy.

@@jonathanbien-aime5187 you still can't get over it dude grow up man marvel loves to copy d.c. it's always been that way. I know your Disney era marvel fan and that actually is hard to believe, get over it

George Perez went from the Avengers where he co-created Taskmaster to Titians where he co-created Deathstroke . Both have a Captain America look

Way more

Waaaaaay more.

Waaaaaaaay Moore.

Yeah I agree

Wayyyy moreeee

His take was definitely terrible about how Mr fantastic is better 😂 plastic man can turn into anything and basically can not die

@@wholegang_weusnotthem3574Plus he called Plastic Man “Elongated Man” which is a separate (and lesser) character in DC. Plastic Man has been around since the 1940s, and only came back into the DC mainstream due to Grant Morrison using him in JLA.

@@stealthlantern which was a good decision, wish they would’ve continued making them 💯

Kinda, Grundy didn't start out as a giant, muscle bound, behemoth that spoke like a mentally deficient child. And his level of strength was wildly different throughout his history. Originally he was just a zombie with normal human strength, he's gotten stronger and bigger as time went on. Batman traded punches with him and physically beat him in his early days, now he's on Superman's strength level sometimes. Grundy might have been around longer, but his more Hulk-like characteristics came after.

Nah, Frankstein and Dr. Jekill & Mr. Hyde was the source for both.

Doomsday more like Hulk imo

Solomon Grundy is reborn every time he "dies" which leads to different strength levels and some personality changes. While Grundy normally hated the original Green Lantern, Alan Scott, and would go berserk when any Green Lantern appeared, there was one time where he liked Jade, who used green energy without a ring, and would work with her if she remembered to ask nicely.

Born on a Monday!

You can't really claim that marvel copied DC with their winter soldier reveal because winter soldier being bucky had been a very popular fan theory for a few years at least in addition just based on the release date of the comics that had both of them return it's clearly impossible for marvel to have copied because comics aren't written and releases the very same month they write a few months in advance and then it goes through the whole process

A lot of these comparisons he's going pretty drastic. If you look at Deathstroke close you could see a warped Captain America.

GL isn't a mantle.

@@thanasisv190 You know what I mean.

I’m feel like they’ve done a legacy character list before…or maybe that was a watchmojo list…hmmmm

​@@thanasisv190Nova Corps are the Marvel version of DC Green Lantern Corps but Quasar has powers similar to the Green Lantern

Plastic Man was first too btw

And Elongated Man wouldn't have even been made at all if the creators had realized DC had actually bought the rights to Plastic Man. They would have just used, and probably retconed, Plastic Man.

(Swamp Thing and Man Thing) were actually both inspired by ''The Heap'' A sentient comic book muck-monster who first appeared in ''Air Fighters #3'' (Dec. 1942).

Simon & Kirby had one sidekick look all their heroes sidekicks looked like Bucky just colored different.

Sandman and Sandy the Golden Boy Judomaster and Tiger Aquaman and Aqualad Blue Devil and Kid Devil Flash and Kid Flash Crimson Avenger and Wing

Marvel character named Thin Man predates both plastic man and elongated man

Ironically, Elongated Man was created by DC to be a Plastic Man proxy til they finally owned the character!😅

@@maximusprime3459 Really?.

Man I love Winter Soldier than Red Hood man but it is whack that he not only copy Red Hood but as Bucky he copy Robin too smh, he's copying both Grayson and Todd lmao

@@GregKhar-NU-Metalhead2000 Bucky was the standard Simon & Kirby side-kick look at Sand man's Sandy .Bucky colored different.

Winter soldier came out first before red hood. go look on sale date of two comic books

I have always thought The Specter would be a great multi-episode TV show - less superhero, more villain punisher.

@jonathoneng4552 I had mentioned this earlier in the comments section. The ''Squadron Supreme'' were intentionally created as a pastiche of DC's (Justice League of America). See during the late 1960s and early 1970s, any kind of DC/Marvel crossover seemed very unlikely. So superhero teams like Marvel's ''Squadron Supreme'' and DC's ''Champions of Angor'' (a pastiche of Marvel's Avengers). Were created to fill that void.

I was gonna comment on that but got distracted and forgot.

Or Goliath and Atom Smasher

Or Wasp and Bumblebee

Nice catch man!

I knew this video world trigger people like you.

Many comic book characters are based on various myths, gods, etc. Whats your point? Ever seen the 60s Catwoman? ;)

@@j2174 That is precisely what I say, everyone copies everyone and almost everything has already been invented. Not to mention that many creations are by the same authors (for example Fantastic 4 and Chellengers of the Unknown) or the same creators knew each other and even lived together. you are saying the same as me.

@@gonzalo4660 "@gonzalo4660 3 minutes ago @j2174 That is precisely what I say, everyone copies everyone and almost everything has already been invented. " - Basing something on a well known cultural mythology/figure/etc is not really "copying" as no one owns that. It is clear that Marvel has copied from DC much much more. And the few that DC has taken, they don't really use almost ever. "you are saying the same as me." - I am not saying the same as you though.

@@j2174 You're a DCzombie so everything you say lacks validity and objectivity. Kisses 😘

True 😅 all marvel did is remove the helmet

That is false statement you made According to DC comics publish WHO'S WHO:THE DEFINITIVE DIRECTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE ISSUE #6 on page 26 Doctor Fate powers and weapons When wearing his original helmet, Doctor Fate is one of the most powerful of all known sorcerers, capable of virtually any kind of magical feat. However, his power is still dwarfed by that of the virtually omnipotent Spectre. When he is not wearing Nabu's helmet, Doctor Fate cannot cast spells. However, thanks to his training by Nabu, Doctor Fate can still fly and levitate objects. Nabu also made him superhumanly strong and nearly invulnerable even without the helmet, slthough Doctor Fate still needs to breathe According to THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE ISSUE #3 page 28 Doctor strange Powers: As Sorcerer Supreme of Earth, Doctor Strange possesses a greater knowledge and mas- tery of the arts of magic than anyone else on Earth. t Strange's magic, like that of most magicians, is de- rived from three major sources: personal powers of the soul/mind/body (mesmerism, astral projection. thought-casting, etc.), powers gained by tapping this r universe's ambient magical energy and employing it for specific effects (teleportation, illusion-casting, energy projection), and finally, powers gained through the tapping of extra-dimensional energy by invoking entities or objects of power dwelling in mystical dimensions, tangential to our own. The latter e means of power is usually gained by the recitation of spells, either ritualized ones found in various mystical texts or by original spells invoking extra-dimensional assistance. Strange also employs a number of occult power-objects which he wields by mental control.

Yes the winter soldier did come before the red hood

Please no that was so bad. Is why you won't ever see it again no one watched it. You like seeing Man-Thing, the rest was awful. You like the spectacle the quality of the product was abysmal

@ryanhill8886 Philip Wylie's, 1930 novel ''Gladiator'' was not a series of pulp adventures. It's a one shot full science fiction novel. In fact (Gladiator) is simply the title of the novel. The main character ''Hugo Danner'' is never even referred to as (Gladiator) anywhere in the book. You see, the main character's father is a scientist who invents an "alkaline free-radical" serum to "improve" Humankind. By bestowing the proportionate strength of an Ant and the leaping ability of the Grasshopper. The scientist injects his pregnant wife with the serum and his son Hugo Danner is born with Superhuman Strength, Speed, and Bulletproof Skin. Hugo spends much of the novel hiding his powers. And rarely gets a chance to use them out in the open. Although the novel is widely assumed to have been an inspiration for Superman? Due to similarities between ''Hugo Danner'' and the earliest version of ''Superman'' who debuted in Action Comics#1 June 1938. No confirmation exists that {Superman's creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster} were directly influenced by Wylie's 1930 science fiction novel? In fact the most similar character to Superman, who came before him was ''The Golden Bat''. A Japanese superhero created by ''Suzuki Ichiro'' and ''Takeo Nagamatsu'' in autumn the of 1930. The character originally debuted in a Kamishibai (paper theater). And is considered by some to be the very first Superhero. 'The Golden Bat's" Superpowers include Superhuman Strength, Invulnerability, and the ability to Fly.. And much like that of Philip Wylie's character ''Hugo Danner''...If (writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster) were in anyway influenced by, or had any knowledge of ''The Golden Bat'' is unconfirmed?

I was going to mention this but wanted to check and see if anyone had mentioned it before. Good catch.

There was also a golden age version of The Vision at Timely. Not sure if that one was robotic. The golden age Red Tornando was human.

I think Dr. Fate was a bigger name than Dr.strange until his recent movies. I don't think it'll take much for Dr.fate to be a well known name. If the black Adam movie did well, I'm sure that would have sky rocketed his name. Not sure why these DC movies aren't popping lately?

That was a literal and flat-out joke. You Disney marvel fans just can't stop coping