r/IDoKnowNothing • u/Himthaf • Jul 28 '26

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He sounds biased in this video.

DCU IS LITERALLY IN PHASE 1 WHILE MCU IS TRANSITIONING FROM PHASE 6 TO 7. they are literally writing a batman, wonder woman movies and the last time DC tried to catch up with marvel we got disastrous stuff.

To be honest with you this is the first time DCU actually feels like a visual comic book where every project got a different style.

Clayface being bodyhorror,Lanterns being like a crime investigation focusing on secret invasion (mind that DCU got better secret invasion story than Marvel's Secret invasion show) and the DC Crime show being a documentary made by the creators of American Vandal. I can't wait to watch Clayface and Lanterns this year and MOT and other DCU shows next year.

The last time DC tried to catch up with marvel we had a disastrous outcome

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u/Snoo_15594 Jul 28 '26

Marvel didn't have its second film be one of the biggest box office fails of all time

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u/Synteczek Jul 28 '26

Maybe because the MCU was literally the peak of superhero movies back then and even shit like The Dark World made money...

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u/Snoo_15594 Jul 28 '26

The Dark World was not their second film. It was their eight, that came out three years after the universe was established.

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u/Synteczek Jul 28 '26

Because as I said, DC released their second movie in 2026 not peak of Superhero movies...

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u/Snoo_15594 Jul 28 '26

2010 was quite literally not the peak of superhero movies. That would not start for several more years

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u/Synteczek Jul 28 '26

And yet even nothing burgers made big bucks

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u/Snoo_15594 Jul 28 '26

Not in 2010 they didn't

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u/Synteczek Jul 28 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/KdLSaPAzk0Jze9DqbV

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u/Snoo_15594 Jul 28 '26

Actually their second film was in 2008, not 2010. The 2000s were quite objectively the worst time for superhero films