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Old 04-17-2012, 10:18 AM   #9
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Marvel: Marvel for me cause I'm a bit bias and do agree what others say about how Marvel is more streamlined with current events and so forth and yes there heroes you can relate to more so than DC because of the human issues that they deal with.
I think 90's Marvel was great when you had all the great artists like Jim Lee and Marc Silvestri doing the art work but now it's ironic that they all either went on their own or to DC, but some have come back to Marvel as well.

DC: DC is good though when it comes to their animated features, def. give them props for that. But I think I would only read DC if I've read every Marvel comic out there. I'm sure there stories are great, but seemed to easy for them to pull out a villain or hero out of thin air with no back story behind it. Although the Batman franchise is great and I actually would read it without a doubt.
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