Is Spiderman becoming the Batman of the Marvel Universe?
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Is Spiderman becoming the Batman of the Marvel Universe?
@Deadcool said:
...NOPE...
@joshmightbe said:
No Marvel already has like 18 characters trying to be their Batman, Spidey is his own man
More much like a Batman parody, they are not written to be like Batman.
I've always thought of the Punisher as Marvel's Batman, but a case could also be made for Black Panther (black cowl/pointy ears), Wolverine (same, plus his role in X-Men is like Batman's in JLA), Blade/Morbius (the bat thing), Daredevil (more pointy ears, plus villains like the Owl and the Jester), et cetera. There's also Nighthawk, but I don't think anyone cares.
But Spider-Man? Nope....except for the fact that he's an orphan with a totem animal.
you mean the brightly colored, wise-cracking, superpowered, likes working in the day light, non cape/belt wearing guy? yeah he's just like Batman
@cuddles666: There is actually quite a large number of Super hero orphans, seriously there are hundreds of them. Superman, Batman, Spiderman, Captain Marvel(Billy), Daredevil, all the Robins aside from Damian, Iron Fist, Captain America, the list goes on and on
@joshmightbe said:
@cuddles666: There is actually quite a large number of Super hero orphans, seriously there are hundreds of them. Superman, Batman, Spiderman, Captain Marvel(Billy), Daredevil, all the Robins aside from Damian, Iron Fist, Captain America, the list goes on and on
That's why I specified the presence of a totem animal and the fact that it doesn't narrow anything down is exactly my point. I guess a better (though off-topic) question to ask would be: Are there any full-grown (like, late twenties and up) superheroes who actually have living parents? Can you name any of them?
Also, Punisher will always be Marvel's Batman in my eyes.
@cuddles666: There's also a pretty large list of super heroes with animal themes and I'm willing to bet there's a lot of crossover with the orphan list.
@danhimself said:
you mean the brightly colored, wise-cracking, superpowered, likes working in the day light, non cape/belt wearing guy? yeah he's just like Batman
@PrinceKalEl said:
Is Spiderman becoming the Batman of the Marvel Universe?
you got three flavors bub
- spidey (sony)
- wolvie (fox)
- ironman (disney)
@zackattack529 said:
who else clicked this post thinking he was gonna have a reason to his question? lol
This guy
you mean the brightly colored, wise-cracking, superpowered, likes working in the day light, non cape/belt wearing guy? yeah he's just like Batman
The only thing I can think they have in common is that Batman is considered by more the most popular DC character the same as Spider-man is for Marvel
what like their poster child? both have had series of movies and reboots, and have multiple books on sale?
@Rumble Man said:
@PrinceKalEl said:
Is Spiderman becoming the Batman of the Marvel Universe?
you got three flavors bub
- spidey (sony)
- wolvie (fox)
- ironman (disney)
i agree with all of these. I put Ironman at the top though.
@cuddles666 said:
I've always thought of the Punisher as Marvel's Batman,
Maybe Golden Age Batman, but the Punisher is nothing like Batman.
but a case could also be made for Black Panther (black cowl/pointy ears),
Black Panther is the king of his own nation, ouside the suit, he has nothing in common with Batman.
Wolverine (same, plus his role in X-Men is like Batman's in JLA),
But not in the Marvel universe, but I have to say that Logan is probably the nearest thing that Marvel has as its Batman.
Blade/Morbius (the bat thing),
That is crap...
Daredevil (more pointy ears, plus villains like the Owl and the Jester), et cetera.
More much like hornes, DD still its own thing, as character he shares nothing with Batman.
There's also Nighthawk, but I don't think anyone cares.
Hank-Owl is probably a better "Batman" than Nighthank.
But Spider-Man? Nope....except for the fact that he's an orphan with a totem animal.
Like most of the heroes out there.
@Deadcool: I've always loved Golden Age Batman more than other versions of Batman (except for TAS) which is probably why I also love the Punisher so much. As for everyone else I mentioned above: I wasn't really serious. I was just trying to demonstrate how ridiculous it is to try to find a "Batman" in a universe like Marvel's, because barring outright plagiarism, there won't be a character that everyone agrees is "the Marvel Batman."
I'm not arguing for the Batman-ness of any Marvel character. I'm simply trying to expose the innate absurdity of this thread.
Though a Batman/Morbius crossover really would be hilarious, if only because Morbius would be so outclassed....... 8D
Great....trolls infiltrating comicvine.....
NEW TOPIC: Is Captain America becoming the Lobo of the New 52?
Discuss amungst yahshelves, or don't, either way a waste of time.........
@cuddles666 said:
@Deadcool said:
...NOPE...
@joshmightbe said:
No Marvel already has like 18 characters trying to be their Batman, Spidey is his own man
More much like a Batman parody, they are not written to be like Batman.
I've always thought of the Punisher as Marvel's Batman, but a case could also be made for Black Panther (black cowl/pointy ears), Wolverine (same, plus his role in X-Men is like Batman's in JLA), Blade/Morbius (the bat thing), Daredevil (more pointy ears, plus villains like the Owl and the Jester), et cetera. There's also Nighthawk, but I don't think anyone cares.
But Spider-Man? Nope....except for the fact that he's an orphan with a totem animal.
Just because they're dark, that doesn't make them at all similar to Batman.
Honestly the Batman of Marvel has gotta be... Iron Man.
@nickzambuto: I didn't say they were like Batman just that the nitwits currently running Marvel are trying to force into the position
@joshmightbe said:
@nickzambuto: I didn't say they were like Batman just that the nitwits currently running Marvel are trying to force into the position
I was actually talking to cuddles666, with his list of people who might be Marvel's Batman.
I've always thought of the Punisher as Marvel's Batman, but a case could also be made for Black Panther (black cowl/pointy ears), Wolverine (same, plus his role in X-Men is like Batman's in JLA), Blade/Morbius (the bat thing), Daredevil (more pointy ears, plus villains like the Owl and the Jester), et cetera. There's also Nighthawk, but I don't think anyone cares.
But Spider-Man? Nope....except for the fact that he's an orphan with a totem animal.
See?
I'm pretty sure the thread was made because spidey know carries more gadgets than ever. Spidey has always been gadgets guy, it's just that we couldn't see it way too often because of the fact that he lack the resources, something that doesn't apply anymore. Also someone has already said, gadgets doesn't make you batman. Spidey has way to many differences with him to even consider them similar because of something like that.
Also the characters that some has stated, like DD, Logan, BP. Yeah, the also has some similarities with him but at the same time they have are so different. I wouldn't consider anyone being Marvel's batman, not even Cap.
:)
@Shawnbaby said:
@danhimself said:
you mean the brightly colored, wise-cracking, superpowered, likes working in the day light, non cape/belt wearing guy? yeah he's just like Batman
Spidey wears a belt.
I'd say the Batman of Marvel is either Iron man (the playboy, entrepreneur that sells high tech goods, and uses his company's resources to fight criminals, including a large array of criminals, mostly made up of weird criminals, and having a multitude of people to succed them like the Robins for Batman, and Rhodey and others taking over for Tony) or Moon Knight (both usually fight at night, mostly loners, orphaned, both are insane, but very smart at the same time, both have been rich entrepreneurs, and both have a wide array of weapons, including grappling hooks, and boomerangs shaped in their motif, bats and crescent moons).
I mean, I understand that Spider-Man shares some things with Batman (both are orphans, both are smart, and use gadgets, are based on animals people fear, both sometimes work at night and the shadows, are mostly loners, and protect their secret identies heavily) but Spider-Man is very different (colorful costume, a jokster, works more in the daytime, is smarter, losses more often etc).
It's really possible for spidey becoming batman.If a villain kills his aunt, his wife, harry, and maybe liz oh ya he will be batman.
Talk about ironic now.
How exactly?
@mcmuffin_boy: Nighthawk, actually. And then there is Black Panther, who is more or less the justice league version of Batman and Daredevil. No, Moon Knight and Batman aren't really that similiar.
@stahlflamme: Bro how are you going to tell me that. Both are detectives, know martial arts, throw things that look like their logo (baterang), get help from cops cause they know a guy, stories are dark, glide with capes, both are really smart, and use gadgets
@mcmuffin_boy: One was a mercenary, was revived by an egyptian god, is the type of crazy where you hear voices, also uses clubs similiar to Daredevil, used Webshooters like spiderman and claws like Wolverine for some time, used to have superstrength, owned a spaceship, fights the bizzare ghost story type of crime, wears white.
The other is a rich orphan, has a huge company, is the type of crazy where you don't hear voices, has a lot of sidekicks, a car, a plane, lots and lots of gadgets, fights street crime and organized crime(and alien invasions on wednesdays, when he meets with his superhero buddies on a space station), wears black.
Let me put it like this Namor and Superman aren't exactly the same character. And Batman inspired an entire subcategory of superheroes that share most of the similiarities Batman and Moon Knight have and some similiarities to Batman Moon Knight doesn't have.
According to this description of the all-new Spider-man, he would be depicted as a rich guy as Batman ; would have new high-tech gadget in his costume asBatman ; and would drive in a car as Batman.
@stahlflamme: I thought you were describing moon knight till you said, wears black.....
Theh're both rich just sayin.
The only diffrences between them is their backstory and color of their suits. They're practically the same. Oh and the different personality thing to
More like a silly composite of Tony Stark / Bruce Wayne & James Bond.
In hindsight, I think Scott Snyder could write an awesome Spider-Man. I would buy that in a flash.
@magnetic_eye: same here
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