No. DC Comics owns the rights to Batman.
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AnswerBatman and Robin are characters from DC Comics, not Marvel Comics. The earliest live-action TV show of Batman and Robin aired in the 60s, and the newer animated Batman and Robin show has been around since the early 90s.Although Batman came to television in the 1960's, this was not the first time he had come to the screen. A very dynamic set of Batman serials were produced for movie theatres during the 1940s.Marvel's characters include: Spider-man, Iron man, The Hulk, Thor, The Fantastic Four, Submariner, Captain America, Daredevil, Punisher, and the X-men.Further examples of DC Characters are: Superman, Aquaman, Green Lantern, The Flash, and Wonder Woman.On a further note Spider-Man was first released as an animated series in 1967 I believe, and that was Marvel's first cartoon series where as Superman had been animated as shorts for years at that point.AnswerOne year before the first Spider-Man cartoon, in 1966, there was a cartoon series called "Marvel Super-Heroes" that ran five days a week. The animation was very, very crude, but the stories followed the comic books pretty closely. Each night of the week featured a different Marvel hero. Monday through Friday, respectively, had: Captain America, the Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, and Sub-Mariner.
Wong has the appearance of a Chinese monk in the Marvel universe. He first appeared in 1963 but his name and role in the comics would not be revealed until 1966.
No, but other Strength characters include : Thing,Thor,Spiderman,Ironman,Luke Cage, and silversurfer.
Robin and Riddler (from Batman), Rogue (from X-men) Ron Weasley (Harry Potter), Roxy (Jem and the Holograms) R2D2 (star Wars), Ryan Evans (High School Musical) Rufus (Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure)
No, Batgirl is a DC Comics character, specifically associated with the Batman series. Marvel Comics has its own distinct set of superheroes and characters.
No, Batman is a DC Comics character. The Avengers are a team of superheroes in the Marvel Comics universe. Batman has never been a member of the Avengers team.
No, Batman was originally created by cartoonist Bob Kane and published by DC comics. Marvel is a completely separate thing however I understand your confusion as Marvel are well known for their super heroes. Their most famous include Spiderman, green lantern and the fantastic four.
DC and Marvel have a superhero named Captain Marvel, but DC's Captain Marvel is more popular (The character with the white cape and is red with a lightning bolt on his chest)
No, she's a DC character, specifically a villain from Batman's rogues' gallery.
Some popular girl superheroes include Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Captain Marvel, Black Widow, Storm, and Batgirl. These characters are known for their bravery, strength, and heroism in comic books and movies.
Comics like "Batman" aren't really "fun". They are really serious and entertaining, and I am glad that comics were invented. Many comics published by DC aren't fun, but Marvel's comics are usually just for fun comics. Series like "Iron Man", "Spider-Man" and "Deadpool" usually is joking alot. Serious Comics: DC Comics Fun Comics: Marvel
Batman's aircraft is named the Batplane . Both Marvel and DC comics have a Batwing as a character .
Martin Goodman founded Marvel Comics.
No, it was cool to unlock Indiana Jones in Lego Star Wars, but you can't unlock Spiderman in Lego Batman. Star Wars and Indiana Jones are both Lucas properties, but Batman belongs to DC Comics and Spiderman belongs to Marvel Comics.
yes silver surfer is a marvel comics production
Detective Comics -that is what it stands for, a branch of National Periodical Publications was established in l938. original titles were Action Comics ( Superman) and Detective Comics proper, Batman"s theatre of operations.