Random Most Shameless Marvel/DC Counterparts & Analogsreport

Batman and Iron Man

[ranking: 11]
Similarities: Egotistical billionaires (one who's always, one who dons it as a facade) who use their wealth to build a suit and many toys to fight crime.
Batman first appearance: Detective Comics #27 in May 1939Iron Man first appearance: Tales of Suspense #39 in March 1963

Dr. Fate and Doctor Strange

[ranking: 5]
Similarities: Sorcerers/doctors who wield powerful amulets to fight the evil doers of the magic worlds.
Dr. Fate first appearance: More Fun Comics #55 in May 1940Doctor Strange first appearance: Strange Tales #110 in July 1963

Elongating Man and Mister Fantastic

[ranking: 4]
Similarities: Stretchy, elastic-y super geniuses.
Elongating Man first appearance: The Flash #112 in May 1960Mr. Fantastic first appearance: The Fantastic Four #1 in November 1961

Thunderbolts and Suicide Squad

[ranking: 7]
Similarities: Teams of villains disguised as heroes with a... flexible sense of right and wrong. Both walking the line between good and evil on a case by case basis.
Thunderbolts first appearance: The Incredible Hulk #449 in January 1997Suicide Squad first appearance: The Brave and the Bold #25 in September 1959

Aquaman and Namor

[ranking: 2]
Similarities: Arrogant, brash, not well liked, undersea titans who rule their own kingdom with smarm and charm.
Aquaman first appearance: More Fun Comics #73 in November 1941Namor first appearance: Motion Picture Funnies Weekly in April 1939

Catwoman and Black Cat

[ranking: 1]
Similarities: Black latex clad cat-thieves who commonly gets romantically involved with their sometimes enemy/sometimes ally.
Catwoman first appearance: Batman #1 in Spring 1940Black Cat first appearance: The Amazing Spider-Man #194 in July 1979

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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, right? So, it's not a surprise when there are two main titans in the comic book industry that there be some... similarities.

Be it a broad generalization (team of gifted misfits fighting for those that hate them... Doom Patrol/X-Men) or... really specific, like cat burglars who don black spandex suits and team-up and occasionally sleep with their sometimes rival while walking the line between right and wrong (Catwoman/Black Cat).

Marvel and DC have even acknowledged these... coincidences at times, like the Amalgam universe where they met their alternate universe counterpart. We've decided to highlight just how bad it can get at times, these are the most shameless Marvel and DC analogs.

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