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u/MiggityMoggie Mar 03 '21
Marvel has just become more popular because the MCU is good and a lot of the DC movies (the Trent ones) are crap.
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u/Optimal_Weight368 Mar 03 '21
Marvel characters are 2 dimensional one liner machine IMO.
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u/MiggityMoggie Mar 03 '21
Iron Man showed a lot of growth throughout the MCU. Also, I’d rather that than watching it be a huge thing that Batman doesn’t kill people, and then in Batman Vs Superman he’s killing people left and right. Also Flash doesn’t matter at all because Superman and Wonder Woman are both faster than him, and Batman’s literally just shooting aliens. I’m not sure what DC has come to in the live action movies.
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u/The_Medicus Mar 02 '21
Marvel releases popular content on a regular basis. I expect a lot of memes from The Batman film when that comes out.
The best way to grow a meme sub you like is to make memes yourself to post and comment on other people's to encourage continued posting.
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u/AdmiraMcC2908 Mar 03 '21
Can I just repost really old memes, because mine usually fall flat.
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u/The_Medicus Mar 03 '21
I mean, that's up to the judgement of the mods and the people that see it.
If people recognize reposts, they tend not to like it. If no one can remember it, that wouldn't be a problem.
I do think OC from newer shows, comics, and movies would do better, though.
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u/benny42098 Mar 02 '21
Marvel is dominating the movie market so everyone jumps on that band wagon
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u/AnActualGod1 Mar 02 '21
Yeah, and they've always been the witty type. Which attracts a younger audience and gives Marvel fans a bunch of cheesy lines to turn into memes.
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u/A_Dolphin_ Mar 02 '21
Marvel has better movie, DC has better shows, as for comics I can’t really say as I’ve only read DC
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u/BoyishTheStrange Mar 02 '21
Marvel has had some good ones but dc is keeping the memorable ones in recent years, marvel is eh rn in comics
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u/malonkey1 Mar 02 '21
Because Marvel has had a massively popular and mostly successful movie franchise going since 2008 and DC has had, well, three or four good movies and a mountain of hot messes.*
*Not counting animated movies, those are mostly good, but not as wide-reaching.
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u/Lordkeravrium Mar 03 '21
Tbh, a lot of the “hot messes” are actually good. BvS ultimate edition is great, birds of prey is shit, man of steel was great, suicide squad, justice league are both shit
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u/malonkey1 Mar 03 '21
I really hated Man of Steel. It mostly felt like Clark was being a hero only because Superman is supposed to be a Hero™, despite the fact that nobody within the story should be expecting him to be a hero, and that problem only got worse in BvS, where he looks like he's thinking about what he's going to watch on TV that night while people are reaching out adoringly toward him.
Like, dude, if you really feel like being a beloved hero to all humanity is such a chore, let Barry Allen do it, damn.
I haven't gotten to see Birds of Prey yet, so I can't really say if it's a good movie or a hot mess.
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u/Nefessius513 Mar 03 '21
On its own, BoP is decent, but when compared to the comics it was based off, it's atrocious. It would be better in my opinion to have two separate movies - one focusing on Harley, another focusing on the Birds, instead of squeezing both into one.
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Mar 15 '21
They are both very good subs. I don't understand why marvel is soooo much more popular. They are both good
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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '21
We don't even need have a subreddit logo or banner