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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 8219373" data-attributes="member: 6689464">That bit isn't really accurate anymore. Traditionally, that was the case, but given the overall refusal of Marvel to move on the status quo on any meaningful way, that is less and less a thing. Characters all started on a more relatable ground, but they are stuck on a perpetual loop. They don't evolve anymore. They have abrupt changes and go on those changes, but everything is eventually blown up and reset in the end. Very little growth is left after the dust settles, and even the matter of identity makes them harder to relate. I think it all started when Spiderman sold his marriage to the Devil. Or how Captain America keeps being resurrected/recreated by magical cosmic events. Certain characters have been flanderized to their vices and lows. Nothing advances, everything eventually resets. DC on the other hand, feels like a living world, with more characters evolving over time. Official mandates might prevent Batman from ever marrying, but the whole thing keeps moving, growing, evolving. We see characters who have grown, change, evolve, and that is way more relatable.    Oh no, be certain bunnies are cute, but evil. Very evil, the only thing preventing a bunny take over is that evolution made bunnies helpless and delicious. But don't be mistaken, if a bunny gets the means and chance to do something evil, that bunny will do it...</blockquote>