My Take: My Creator-Owned Superheroes not listed are Mr. Smiley Face Man, Staroids, Argos&Aros, Algora&Alora, Thora, Dark Marvel, Black Scorpion, Crimson Star, Blackstar, Hardrock, Deathtrap, KSI agencyThe Pretender, Red Phoenix, Avora the fishgirl, Infinitor, the monster&monstress, Phaeton and Spike to name a few (copyright infringement not intended, creator owned by me! thank god). Other game creation name ideas include: Red Phoenix (Brtija), Solar (female), Phosphorus Man, Nexus (using the power or element Nexium), Moongirl (a possible Legionaire from EC/DC comics), Wildarm, White Snake, Charabis, Firestone, Skyfire/Skyflame, Flaming Star, Magnificant Girl, Hotfire, Criminal Society/Society of Criminals, Infinite Society, Flamehawk, SunChaser, The Immortals, Encountress, Intervener, Mr Metropolis, Lady Justice, Devourer, the Lard, Talganus, Taranus, the sleeper, Uranium (ref from dc universe online), Mine blaster (from transformers? idk), Gruesome, Mr. Invincible, Wildblade& Star Hue (lu star) or just 'Star'. Teams i invented such as 'The Shadow' or 'New Challengers' are up for grabs i guess or 'Teen Patrol'. Used for marvel/dc character creator games like DC Universe Online, Marvel Heroes 2015, Mugen, Web Apps such as Marvel's create your own superhero or the Freedomforce mods to even the DCUO source engine. There's no inbetweeners here (human lvl with average powers) in dc so it has the advantage, thats the wierd thing about it and DC has a 30 year head start (without a continuity and a late start with one) making it perfectly balanced for a match, moreso than say...Disney vs Warner Brothers (which ironically own both companies anyhow). Writer wise of course boring DC wins, then again, its an all tomatum. Marvel is more Atlantean and Earthly, true to its history (and fanbase) at the same time advanced in the here and now while DC is actually more cosmic scifi and puts emphasis on the past and future, Marvel kiddy action (such as cosmos or in space starwars reminiscent) is monotonous yet sometimes has its ups in storyline..albeit rarely. The late 90s alone broke into the drama villain genre for both companies later on as well where the roles are well...reversed. Fanboyism defined: Fanboys are strong in Marvel, whilst DC is more..mature. I Personally was a Comic collector for 10 years and own rare comics such as Fantastic four #41 and Submariner #2. In the 90s DC mainstream sucked, in the 2000s marvel did (ex/ death of superman storyline and ultimate marvel blag >:{). Art wise, can't really tell anymore, and characters are used in the same fashion (both leaning towards 'real-life' emotions or soap opera trash dramas). Hence Marvel is more drama orientated and DC has a stronger concept of good and evil. Marvel has the art, DC doesn't Although both borrow from each other. However, the idea is for Marvel and DC to collaborate on a Capcom style fighting game, or at least a fighting game and/or mmorpg (DCU Online, Mugen and Freedom Force came close though!). Mutants are invulnerable to Magic whilst Aliens are not, yet both use the concepts of Genetics, Evolution and Magi aka Metahumans (genetic alterations), Mutants (mutated beings or beings born with powers) and Aliens (foreign beings to earth) yet DC tends to rule towards gods as humans or human gods on earth rather than space. Both companies have a countless number of trashy misc unused characters anyhow. These names imagined and sometimes even developed are uncopyrighted and free for public use.

Copyright Information: Valiant, Image, Darkhorse, Impact etc are not included because of continuity issues ie valiant is too drama orientated, Impact is too cartoony or goofy and Image is too non-centralized whilst Darkhorse is too realistic or violent. DC and/or Marvel are a Parallel Universe with qualities or qualifications of an Omniverse (see also wildstorm, ultraverse or separetly image comics and their crossovers), however they are regarded as a Multiverse or Megaverse, a continuity within a vast space and time dimension. DC and Marvel are collaborated under the individual trademark copyright of DC Comics and Marvel Corporation and its character names are free for use under the free-to-use act. If descriptions are needed on these creator-owned or free-for-use characters email me marvelvsdcu@yahoo.com. This website was last updated on April 2015. Nuff' Said. Thanks for looking!