DC vs Marvel vs ?

Originally posted by Surtur
I mean it is no shame if Hulk isn't an original character, but stop saying there is nothing different about Doomsday and Hulk.

Hell just the way their powers operate, Doomsday doesn't get stronger the angrier he gets, that is Hulk. He gets stronger by adapting and evolving to attacks that kill him. Sometimes he adapts to attacks on the fly. Hulk isn't known to suddenly gain a ranged attack if his opponent has one. He's also not thousands of years old. He's also not an alien.

Doomsday does get stronger the angrier he gets. This has been said on multiples of occasions. I even posted a scan saying this on page 1 or 2.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Black Racer came about 15 years later.

Oh, ok. So then Racer was inspired by Surfer then.

Originally posted by carver9
Doomsday does get stronger the angrier he gets. This has been said on multiples of occasions. I even posted a scan saying this on page 1 or 2.

Since when?

DC inspired Marvel 25
Atom (October 1940) - Ant-Man (January 1962)
Batman (May 1939) - Moon Knight (August 1975)
Brainiac (July 1958) - Ultron (July 1968)
Catwoman (Spring 1940) - Black Cat (July 1979)
Challengers of the Unknown (Februar 1957) - Fantastic Four (November 1961)
Clayface (June 1940) - Sandman (September 1963)
Darkseid (November 1970) - Thanos (February 1973)
Deadshot (June 1950) - Bullseye (March 1976)
Deathstroke (December 1980) - Deadpool (February 1991)
Dick Grayson (April 1940) - Bucky Barnes (March 1941)
Doom Patrol (June 1963) - X-Men (September 1963)
Dr. Fate (May 1940) - Dr. Strange (July 1963)
Dr. Polaris (June 1963) - Magneto (September 1963)
Flash (January 1940) - Quicksilver (March 1964)
Green Lantern (July 1940) - Quasar (January 1978)
Green Lantern Corps (September 1959) - Nova Corps (March 1979)
Green Arrow (November 1941) - Hawkeye (September 1964)
Hawkman (January 1940) - Angel (September 1963)
Justice League of America (March 1960) - Squadron Supreme (February 1971)
Legion of Superheroes (April 1958) - Imperial Guard (October 1977)
Mister Mxyzptlk (September 1944) - Beyonder (May 1984)
Plastic Man (August 1941) - Elongated Man (May 1960) - Mr. Fantastic (November 1961)
Red Tornado (August 1968) - Vision Vision (October 1968)
Solomon Grundy (October 1944) - Hulk (May 1962) - Doomsday (November, 1992)
Superman (April 1938) - Captain Marvel (February 1940) - Miracleman (February 1954) - Captain Atom (March 1960) - Hyperion (October 1969) - Gladiator (October 1977) - Sentry (September 2000) - Blue Marvel (November 2008) - Sun God (May 2014)

Marvel inspired DC 12
Avengers (September 1963) - - Maximums (June 2005) - Retaliators (August 2014)
Captain America (March 1941) - The Guardian (April 1942)
Electro (February 1964) - Black Lightning (April 1977)
Ego (September 1966) - Mogo (May 1985)
Eternity (November 1965) - Kismet (September 1992)
Galactus (March 1966) - Imperiex (February 2000)
Ghost Rider (August 1972) - Atomic Skull (September 1976)
Man-Thing (May 1971) - Swamp Thing (July 1971)
Namor (April 1939) - Aquaman (November 1941)
Silver Surfer (March 1966) - Black Racer (July 1971)
Wasp (June 1963) - Bumblebee (December 1976)
Wolverine (October 1974) - Lobo (June 1983)

Others

Silver Surfer (March 1966) - Solar, Man of the Atom (October 1962)

I just counted once if the char inspired more than one character.

Originally posted by carver9
Doomsday does get stronger the angrier he gets. This has been said on multiples of occasions. I even posted a scan saying this on page 1 or 2.

95% of the time he isn't like that.

I think Captain America was inspired by the Shield, which came out before.

Doomsday is more like Hilk than Grundy being like Hulk is how i see it.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
[b]DC inspired Marvel 25
Atom (October 1940) - Ant-Man (January 1962)
Batman (May 1939) - Moon Knight (August 1975)
Brainiac (July 1958) - Ultron (July 1968)
Catwoman (Spring 1940) - Black Cat (July 1979)
Challengers of the Unknown (Februar 1957) - Fantastic Four (November 1961)
Clayface (June 1940) - Sandman (September 1963)
Darkseid (November 1970) - Thanos (February 1973)
Deadshot (June 1950) - Bullseye (March 1976)
Deathstroke (December 1980) - Deadpool (February 1991)
Dick Grayson (April 1940) - Bucky Barnes (March 1941)
Doom Patrol (June 1963) - X-Men (September 1963)
Dr. Fate (May 1940) - Dr. Strange (July 1963)
Dr. Polaris (June 1963) - Magneto (September 1963)
Flash (January 1940) - Quicksilver (March 1964)
Green Lantern (July 1940) - Quasar (January 1978)
Green Lantern Corps (September 1959) - Nova Corps (March 1979)
Green Arrow (November 1941) - Hawkeye (September 1964)
Hawkman (January 1940) - Angel (September 1963)
Justice League of America (March 1960) - Squadron Supreme (February 1971)
Legion of Superheroes (April 1958) - Imperial Guard (October 1977)
Mister Mxyzptlk (September 1944) - Beyonder (May 1984)
Plastic Man (August 1941) - Elongated Man (May 1960) - Mr. Fantastic (November 1961)
Red Tornado (August 1968) - Vision Vision (October 1968)
Solomon Grundy (October 1944) - Hulk (May 1962) - Doomsday (November, 1992)
Superman (April 1938) - Captain Marvel (February 1940) - Miracleman (February 1954) - Captain Atom (March 1960) - Hyperion (October 1969) - Gladiator (October 1977) - Sentry (September 2000) - Blue Marvel (November 2008) - Sun God (May 2014)

Marvel inspired DC 12
Avengers (September 1963) - - Maximums (June 2005) - Retaliators (August 2014)
Captain America (March 1941) - The Guardian (April 1942)
Electro (February 1964) - Black Lightning (April 1977)
Ego (September 1966) - Mogo (May 1985)
Eternity (November 1965) - Kismet (September 1992)
Galactus (March 1966) - Imperiex (February 2000)
Ghost Rider (August 1972) - Atomic Skull (September 1976)
Man-Thing (May 1971) - Swamp Thing (July 1971)
Namor (April 1939) - Aquaman (November 1941)
Silver Surfer (March 1966) - Black Racer (July 1971)
Wasp (June 1963) - Bumblebee (December 1976)
Wolverine (October 1974) - Lobo (June 1983)

Others

Silver Surfer (March 1966) - Solar, Man of the Atom (October 1962)

I just counted once if the char inspired more than one character. [/B]

I wonder about some of them that were so close together that with the publishing lead time some sort of insider information would have to be involved, as otherwise they could not have copied the characters and got the comic on the racks so quickly. There has been some debate about that with DP/X-Men. Same with with Polaris/Magneto and Tornado/Vision.

FFS, even carver acknowledges Hulk is a copy of Grundy, you nerds.

Originally posted by carver9

Grundy is a weaker version of Savage Hulk.

^Deep down he does. Like he also acknowledges that DBZ Son Goku is also inspired by Superman.

Originally posted by basilisk
Interesting list.

I wonder about some of them that were so close together that with the publishing lead time some sort of insider information would have to be involved, as otherwise they could not have copied the characters and got the comic on the racks so quickly. There has been some debate about that with DP/X-Men. Same with with Polaris/Magneto and Tornado/Vision.

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Also the Man-Thing and Swamp Thing. Can it be that the creators used to talk with each other, friends or something like this or they took their inspirations from a similar source? Pulp Fiction etc.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
^Deep down he does. Like he also acknowledges that DBZ Son Goku is also inspired by Superman.

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Also the Man-Thing and Swamp Thing. Can it be that the creators used to talk with each other, friends or something like this or they took their inspirations from a similar source? Pulp Fiction etc.

There have definitely been some claims over the years that creators did talk or leak various things here and there. Otherwise some of them just seem like downright bizarre coincidence.