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<blockquote data-quote="Jason73" data-source="post: 85845" data-attributes="member: 3">I think it might be down to how the Netflix Marvel universe is depicted compared to the DC TV universe.&nbsp; In spite of it being a comic, the Marvel characters are sort of more realistic, more human, more nuanced.&nbsp; They have darker, grittier edges, so when they are funny it&#039;s sort of rooted in that dark grittiness and in all their psychological issues and just makes it funnier.&nbsp; Also, I think because the tone is so much darker it makes the humor shine through even more.&nbsp; The DC universe is much more cartoony.&nbsp; It&#039;s not a complaint.&nbsp; I like the contrasting tones, but there&#039;s no way Barry or even Oliver would fit into the Marvel world as depicted by Netflix.I find those shows work better for me as a binge too.That was a highlight of the episode.&nbsp; The character interactions on this show are so interesting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason73, post: 85845, member: 3"] I think it might be down to how the Netflix Marvel universe is depicted compared to the DC TV universe. In spite of it being a comic, the Marvel characters are sort of more realistic, more human, more nuanced. They have darker, grittier edges, so when they are funny it's sort of rooted in that dark grittiness and in all their psychological issues and just makes it funnier. Also, I think because the tone is so much darker it makes the humor shine through even more. The DC universe is much more cartoony. It's not a complaint. I like the contrasting tones, but there's no way Barry or even Oliver would fit into the Marvel world as depicted by Netflix. I find those shows work better for me as a binge too. That was a highlight of the episode. The character interactions on this show are so interesting. [/QUOTE]

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