I know I’ve featured a number of these Marvel/DC clone character pieces before, but I think that artist Darren Rawlsy added a whole bunch of new ones, so I figured I would give them a feature.
The full collection is below, and serves to illustrate just how much Marvel and DC copy one another. Don’t even ask me if I know which one came first 90% of the time here, but I’m sure many of you know.
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I see Piplup’s going for 99 dungeoneering then.
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Moon Knight! I want him in the MCU!
Morning Jog- “On your left!”