>Spider-Man
>Hulk
>Wolverine
>Captain America
>Iron Man
>Thor
Vs.
>Superman
>Batman
>Wonder Woman
>Flash
>Green Lantern
>Aquaman
Who wins??
Marvel big 6 vs. DC big 6
Bentley Jackson
Parker Thompson
If you use comic versions, that’s incredibly one sided in DC’s favor.
Nathaniel Young
Let's make it interesting then: movie versions
Jaxson Myers
Little closer but DCEU Superman clinches it, too fast
Caleb King
This team takes it with zero difficulty.
Connor Butler
Mine beats it
Bentley Rivera
Kek
Marvel:
>three street-building level fighters,
>one city-continent level fighter
>two planet-star level fighters
DC:
>one street-building level fighter
>four planet-star level fighters
>one city-continent level fighter
Ayden Gutierrez
True. that scene where Superman fucks up the rest of the JL is pretty intense
Jace Davis
...Now that I think about it, who is DC's 7th big hero?
>Martian Manhunter?
>Green Arrow?
>Harley Quinn?
>Robin?
>Cyborg? (Or perhaps just the Titans in general?)
Grayson Collins
It pretty much used to be J’onn, pre-New 52, kinda now considering how Snyder’s using him
Landon Campbell
Historically it would be Robin. Hell, historically the trinity is Superman-Batman-Robin.
Carson Edwards
>Marvelfags
>OMG DC's heroes are too powerful and unrelatable
>Also Marvelfags
>Marvels heroes could totally kick the DC heroes asses
Which is it?
Matthew Taylor
Carson Carter
only MCUcks say that.
Chase Campbell
HAHAHA you dont know shit
Aaron Murphy
>laughing in text
How IS tumblr these days, newfriend?
Ryan Price
DC wins easily, but Marvel heroes are easily more culturally relevant at the moment.
Samuel Cook
Wonder Women was an irrelevant character until the TV show, and even that is only worthwhile for Lynda Carter's bangin' bod. Her sales were dismal and she was at times shipping quarterly just to maintain the brand. Lois Lane is was a more successful title, but no one is suggesting she's in the trinity.
If the question is who are the three biggest DC superheroes it is Superman, Batman, and Robin. This is at least true from 1940-1980s. And even then Robin is the star of DC's biggest book in the 80s: Teen Titans.
Adrian Martin
This
James Davis
>MCUck is culturally relevant and not just braindead faggotry
KEK
Joseph Sanders
I prefer DC by a mile but he's not wrong about Marvel characters simply being more culturally relevant right now due to their movies.
Camden Hughes
I dunno, the fact of the matter is that only two of those are unabashedly willing to kill. How quickly does Wolverine gut Batman and send things upside-down?
Spider-Man is a bit of the wild card though... if Captain Cold and other Rogues can hold their own against Flash, it wouldn't surprise me if he could figure something out.
In a no-kill, subdue scenario, it's obviously DC though.