Post by formersamhmd on Oct 24, 2017 1:31:37 GMT
The big difference is that in Marvel the real meat of the story comes from the protagonist, their character flaws and the internal conflict they get from their allies and friends. The villain is mainly just a plot device, an obstacle to be overcome.
DC's heroes tend to be more reactive and more "guy who opposes the villain", they aren't interested in the hero as a flawed character who conflicts with others. So they need the villain to make up for that and be more dynamic and integral to the plot. It doesn't always works.
DC's heroes tend to be more reactive and more "guy who opposes the villain", they aren't interested in the hero as a flawed character who conflicts with others. So they need the villain to make up for that and be more dynamic and integral to the plot. It doesn't always works.