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DC’s Blue Beetle Weighs in on Those Rumors About Jumping to Marvel as Nova
It’s highly unlikely that someone would be a featured character in both Marvel and DC’s movie universes. Many have moved from one to the other, and some have even played multiple characters ...
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In Marvel and DC movies, rough childhoods do not doom characters to become villains
In a study of characters from the Marvel and DC cinematic universes, the amount of potentially traumatic events a character experienced in childhood—as measured by a real-life questionnaire ...
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DC and Marvel Comics’ Pride Month Plans Are Not Created Equal
When Pride Month rolled around last June, both Marvel and DC were ready with special content focusing on their respective LGBTQIA+ characters. This upcoming June will be no different, although one ...
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2025 is a make-or-break year for superhero movies
Both Marvel and DC are, in other words, entering 2025 not all that unlike David Corenswet’s Clark Kent in the first Superman trailer: battered, but not completely dead. Looking ahead ...
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Heroes, villains, and childhood trauma in the MCEU and DCU
Not if they belong to the Marvel Cinematic Extended Universe or DC Universe, according to a new paper published in the journal PLoS ONE. Canadian researchers watched many hours of those movies and ...