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John Young
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DC, even though I enjoy Marvel. DC almost 7 to 1 every month. When I look at my colection statistics it has stayed very consistant.
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Dave Phelps
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With Batman and Superman, you almost need to address which "incarnation" you're voting for! :-) But overall, I'll go with Batman.
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Joe Zhang
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I'm not a fan or reader of either at the moment.
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Robert Last
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Marvel or DC?
When done well, and in good hands: Marvel
Batman or Superman
As a kid/teenager, Batman. now, Superman
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Chris Hutton
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Obviously, from my avatar--- Batman
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Robbie Patterson
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Marvel - no question!
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Robert White
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"Classic" Marvel by a long margin. Basically Marvel circa 1961-1991. I think that even as a kid, the fact that many Marvel heroes like the Hulk, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Silver Surfer etc, where loners who weren't always understood or accepted by the world at large, appealed to me--the fact that for the longest time Marvel seemed to have relatively flawless continuity and a club-house feel certainly helped.
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Brad Hague
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About 70/30 in favor of Marvel.
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Caleb M. Edmond
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Geez! I thought this one would be a "no brainer", but looking over all the
previous posts I guess I have to think again.
Having gone back back and forth over thiry years of collecting, I currently
collect more MARVEL than DC. More becaue I find the art more appealing
(Being an "artist-driven" collector I go wherever the art takes me).
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Steve Lyons
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I started out a DC kid. Lost interest in DC in the early 80's, found JB's Cap and Layton's Iron Man, and switched to Marvel for a few years. During the 90's I was about 50/50, but for the last five years I bought new comics Marvel was slowly but completely phased out. I wish someone still published them.
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Victor Manuel Fernandez Patiño
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Old Marvel... by far!
But lately I buy more DC...
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Mike Norris
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Batman. I blame the 1960s TV show for making me a fan.
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