DC (Pro) vs. Marvel (Con)

Heh. About the Riddler, are you talking about my profile pic? Well, I'm a huge fan of him, but it's the same with Two-Face. So I made it Two-Face. Anyways, I am not talking about popularity here. I am talking about which was more liked amongst critics and average movie-goers or whatever, and DC has the overall higher ranking in the categories. The quality of a game does NOT boil down to the developers making, and I agree, it does not boil down to the brand. The goodness of a game boils to down to how it is made, the graphics, storyline, and characters. This is done by the developers, but the developers are not the decision point on the quality. Their performance and direction and instruction of the game is. My statistics are not saying anything about the developers nor the companies. What they are showing you are the GAME'S overall ratings and reviews among the people that play them. My statitistics do not lean one brand over the over, they lean one brand's GAME over the other. Is it that hard to understand? You make fun of the double L's, but let's look at some of Marvel's repeated letters, a case Stan Lee has managed to sneak, but it is mentioned on the Big Bang Theory! Peter Parker, Bruce Banner, Reed Richards, Fin Fang Foom, Sue Storm, Stephen Strange, Otto Octavius, Silver Surfer, J. Jonah Jameson, Dum Dum Dugan, Green Goblin, Matt Murdock, Pepper Potts, Victor Von Doom, Fantastic Four, Invincible Iron Man, Happy Hogan, Curt Connors, and there are probably more. Thanks Raj! Sorry for so many mentions, but here's my source: http://www.comicvine.com... Now, we move on. How can you question Superman's weaknesses and abilities over certain characters from a video game? Video games always get things wrong, just like Hollywood. And here you are, continuing to mock heroes. What about Quicksilver? He can do exactly the same as Flash. Marvel has many overpowered characters, as I have mentioned in my last rebuttal. And also as I mentioned my last rebuttal, Marvel's heroes have PLENTY grittiness. Think about Blade, The Punisher, Venom, Ghost Rider, Daredevil, too many to name! Maybe DC doesn't want the Justice League to be gritty. Maybe they want it to be normal. And considering even your idea, you should even be happy if they don't do that. DC is fully capable of making things less gritty. For example, give Batman a normal voice and Superman his classy sense of humor from the comics. Give Green Arrow back his sense of humor, too, and give him back his beard. All Hollywood would have to do is that, and they would be able to pull it off greatly. You seem to agree with that, because you said, and I quote, "However, the Justice League is 9/10ths supernatural, something that realistic grittiness cannot allow." As I said, it's simple. We kill the grittiness. Finally, Marvel has a lot of gritty films, also. Just for example, there is Blade, Blade II, Blade III, all three punishers, both ghost riders, and an argument could be made for Spider-Man 3. My final statement against marvel is that, in a way, they have copied off of DC's characters. Let's look at Batman and Iron Man. Batman is a billionaire, genius, playboy and philantrophist that has to manage his parents' company after they are violently killed (murdered). Bruce Wayne, the man who inherits the business, plans to avenge his parents' death by dressing in a fancy suit to stop the crime, and eventually saves the girl (Rachel Dawes) from the villain. (Scarecrow) As with Iron Man: Tony Stark is a billionaire, genius, playboy and philantrophist that has to manage his parents' company after they are violently killed (car accident). Tony Stark, the man who inherits the business, plans to continue his parents dreams for the world by dressing in a fancy suit to stop the crime, and eventually saves the girl (Pepper Potts) from the villain (Iron Monger). As to proof that Batman came first, he first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in 1939, and Iron Man first appeared in Tales of Suspense #39 in 1963. Both of these facts were provided by Wikipedia. And another instance of Marvel copying DC, just look at Nova with Green Lantern, and Deadpool with Deathstroke. Nova has a Nova Corps (just like GL) and practically has GL's powers. Nova first appeared in 1976, and GL first appeared in 1940. Now, with Deadpool and Deathstroke, they are practically the same guy. Both men who are trained mercenaries who will kill anyone for the money. Deadpool first appeared in 1991, and Deathstroke first appeared in 1980. Plus, Deathstroke's name is Slade Wilson. Deadpool's real name is Wade Wilson. Are you kidding me, Marvel. Honestly? What the heck! May the voters vote they way they see fit.