Is the Marvel Universe aware of the DC Universe?

As for Vice Versa, yeah, it knows. In universe (within the books), they don’t really coexist outside of occasional special events. Despite the fact that both DC and Marvel describe multiple universes (even multiple multiverses), they are separate fictional realities. That being said, the answer is yes.

Is Ironman a good guy?

Despite his often humorous and arrogant personality, Iron Man is definitely one of the most loyal and caring of the Avengers. With his teammates by his side, his incredible will, and the help of his suit, Iron Man can defeat anyone who stands in his way.

Is Deathstroke DC’s Deadpool?

Both characters were sword-wielding mercenary’s and the names, Deathstroke is Slade Wilson, and Deadpool is Wade Wilson, were pretty much identical. It makes sense to acknowledge in the comic, as Wade Wilson is clearly, at the very least, inspired by his DC Comics counterpart.

Why is the DCEU better than the MCU?

Over the years DC has done a phenomenal job of getting their villains into mainstream culture. From the television shows to the cartoons and movies, there isn’t a company alive that can compete with how well their villains are known. The DCEU is better than the MCU simply because of this fact.

Why aren’t there as many DC movies in the MCU?

The MCU has different movies with completely different tones. If there aren’t as many movies in the DC Universe, there probably aren’t as many characters. When you look at what the MCU has on the horizon, their new movies alone could outnumber the total amount of superheroes in the DC Universe.

How has the MCU changed in the last year?

In the last year alone, Captain America: Civil War became the fourth Marvel entry to join the billion dollar club, while October’s Doctor Strange boasts an impressive 90\% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critically and commercially, the MCU has come a long way since its 2008 debut.

Is the DC Universe set up for failure?

Characters like Batman and Superman are really popular, but maybe the way they created the DC Universe has set all of these characters up for failure. A problem with the DC movies has been the length of them. Granted, Marvel movies are over two hours, but some DC films have been way too long.