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7/11/2013 8:40:57 PM
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Marvel tends to gravitate towards anti heros, rather than just blatant villains unlike DC.
But anyway, DC pretty much solos. They have Flash.
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If we count omnipotents, Flash can't really do anything... Though excluding omnipotency/nigh omnipotency Flash can pretty much solo every other being in both universes at once.
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Omnipotents aren't really aligned to heroism/villainy though.
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Not in the traditional sense. He/she may be good but that doesn't make him/her a hero. IMO, heroes are Superman, Spider-Man, Captain America etc.
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Oh. In that case, we have to define villains too. Death seems like a villain, and, uh... well...
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[url=http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Death_(New_Earth)]There's also a DC Death apparently.[/url] Marvel Death is not omnipotent. IIRC in the Infinity Gauntlet story arc she tasked Thanos with wiping out half the universe. Something which obviously she cannot even do.
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Ah. Death was killed too, right? Oh, speaking of which, have you heard of how in the New 52 (Justice League #22) Superman [spoiler]straight up murders Dr. Light out of rage in the beginning of the comic? Wonder if there's gonna be a sh1tstorm surrounding that now...[/spoiler] (Don't read the spoiler if you don't want... spoilers...)
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You know, the more I hear about the New 52 the more I don't like it.
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The New 52's decent though! Superman Unchained and Superman/Batman were awesome IMO.
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Edited by Hawk: 7/12/2013 12:50:12 AMHmm, might check that out. I don't like how they pretty much ruined Starfire's character though.
