In 2016 the two comic book giants cross swords like never before.
But who - Marvel or DC - will claim the ultimate victory?
This article originally appeared onDen of Geek UK.
However, the same cannot be said about the duos cinematic and television endeavours.
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So lets start off by looking at whos in charge.
It isnt all sweetness and light at Marvel under Feiges leadership, though.
Until recently, Feige reported to Ike Perlmutter, the Marvel Entertainment CEO.
Probably a good thing really.
What does this mean for Marvels cinematic and television projects going forwards?
And what of DCs Extended Universe?
It works both ways though.
Besides, the committee approach to filmmaking isnt always successful.
He has since announced that he wont he wont be collaborating on future DC films through to 2020.
The two studios also differ in their approaches to linking their cinematic properties to their television output.
went down for the count inThe Winter Soldier, the show was given no option but to follow.
They even had Superman feature in a cameo during the new CBSSupergirlshow recently.
Looking back now, I bet they wish theyd sold the company silverware instead.
And what about a winner?
