Although the dynamic between their current brand alignments are at cross-purposes. If you want a more general history of how Marvel has changed under different Editors-In-Chief (EIC) go here.Ĭurrently owned by Disney a striking parallel to Disney's old animated shorts rival Warner Bros. You can find a timeline of its major events here. Of course, it varies from writer to writer in some eras, Marvel have more explicitly tried to root their Universe in 'the real world', while at other times, there have been entire mutant ghettos covering large areas of New York City. The Marvel Universe's defining characteristics include a general trend toward realism mixed with the fantastic, a little more Civvie Spandex than The DCU, and a strong undercurrent of cynicism and irreverence among the local populace (who are everything from skeptical to distrustful of superpowered beings aside from charismatic mega-celebrities like Iron Man and the Fantastic Four).
The original architects of the world put most of the heroes there, as a subversion of the then-dominant trope of No Communities Were Harmed and as an excuse for Crossovers.
Marvel subree series#
Many TV series and movies set in the Marvel Universe take place in and around New York. (In fact, you could argue that Marvel invented the Continuity Nod.) Many of these comic books have been the basis for movies, TV series or both.
As in The DCU, Marvel heroes form teams and Crossovers occur frequently, with many Continuity Nods. The world as portrayed in Marvel Comics, especially under Stan Lee, Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby, designated as Earth-616 in Marvel's multiverse.
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