Oh, there are definitely rivalries. Some of the manga publishers I know who are competing in such a way are Shonen Jump!, Shonen Sunday, and Shojo Beat. Shonen Jump seems to be tha most popular one at the time, though, and it's also the most famous.
Shounen Jump, etc mentioned above are comic magazine titles, not manga publishers.
Shueisha Inc. 集英社 publishes Weekly Shounen Jump, Akamaru Jump, etc.
Other publishers are Kodansha 講談社, which organizes the annual Kodansha Manga Award, and is well-known for publishing the Weekly Shounen Magazine and Monthly Shounen Magazine. Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Dragon ball are some some notable series published by Shueisha.
Shueisha's Weekly Shounen Jump was the younger upstart established later than Kodansha's that aims to be Kodansha's rival. Shueisha recently ended its Monthly Shounen Jump series, which was obviously a counterpart to match Kodansha's Monthly Shounen Magazine. Nodame Cantabile, xxxHolic, Boys Be, Initial D, Fairy Tail are some notable series published by Kodansha.
Other publishers include Hakusensha 白泉社, publisher of the well-known Lala magazine (Ouran High School, Skip Beat!, Vampire Knight), which separated from Shueisha, Shougakukan 小学館, famous for publishing Doraemon and Pokemon series, and many others.
Many of these publishers do not just publish comics, they have other lifestyle magazines and publications such as novels.
No, DC is (currently) owned by Warner Brothers and Marvel is (currently) owned by Disney. They both produce comics, but different characters.
I would describe them as competitors.
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marvel and dc still do make comics
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Yes, Metahumans are DC Comics equivalent to Marvel's mutants.
Daredevil is a Marvel Comics character
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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.
marvel and dc still do make comics
Some popular female superheroes include Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel, Black Widow, and Supergirl. Each of these characters has unique powers and abilities that they use to fight crime and protect the world.
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Wonder Woman is in DC Comics.
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)
Yes, Metahumans are DC Comics equivalent to Marvel's mutants.
they are both about superheroes and they share the same writers.
Spawn is not part of Marvel or DC comics. He is a character created by Todd McFarlane and belongs to Image Comics.
No. DC's first comic book title was Detective Comics #1 (which is what "DC" originally stood for) in 1937. Marvel Comics #1 (featuring the Sub-Mariner and the Human Torch) was published in 1939, by Timely Comics, a few months after DC published Action Comics #1 (with the first Superman story). The company changed its name from Timely Comics to Atlas Comics in the 1950s, and to Marvel Comics in 1962.
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DC Comics has been around longer than Marvel Comics. DC was founded in 1934 while Marvel was founded in 1939.