I know a lot of Marvel fans. Weâve established our stan in previous newsletters.
There are probably DC fans aplenty.
Whatever your fandom, though, you cannot truly believe DC supervillains are better than Marvelâs. You *want* to be hacked into little pieces by Killmonger; that would be a good death. Imagine getting killed by the Penguin. Or having âKilled by the Riddlerâ in your obituary. Future people be like, âwhatâd he do, laugh you to death?â
Iâll grudgingly admit that DC superhero names do seem much cooler than Marvelâs (Batman vs The Thing), but I donât read DC comics. I read Marvel.
*dramatic pause while DC readers aim their hate lasers at me.*
Thereâs no multiverse where a 14 yo on my allowance will get their hands on a first edition Fantastic Four.
Until I *cough* discovered *cough* Marvel Unlimited.
Now itâs not fan-generated content, so it comes at a high price â $100 a year for the top tier. (Of course, it helps if your parents are comic book nerds too.)
For your money, you get every comic book published under the Marvel title. No fan-fiction, though, sorry. You can follow your favourites. Search for a specific comic. Or find what youâre looking for by character, author, or series. You also get access and invites to Marvel Events about characters and their universe-altering actions. And then there are the infinity comics, exclusive to the app.
You could read the Ms Marvel comics on Unlimited. I know itâs probably too late, but do it before you watch the series so we can cry together at the liberties the show took.
Or catch up on your Black Panther. Did you know Black Panther is one of the oldest characters, created in the â60s and appeared for the first time alongside the Fantastic Four?Â
Or feed your giant crush on Bucky, my Bucky and his cat.
If youâre a DC fan, write and tell me who your favourite DC villain is. So I can laugh at you.


