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[LAWtoyoto 432]

Does DC Comics have any versions of:

1) Captain America (Sex Symbol)

2) Daredevil

3) Iron Man

4) X-Men

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man)

6) Young Avengers

7) Mary Jane Watson

8) Miles Morales

9) Punisher

10) Kingpin

11) Hulk

12) Loki (Mischievous personality)

13) Magneto

14) Guardian of the Galaxy

15) Scarlet Witch

16) Fantastic Four

[Mutant God]

1) Captain America (Sex Symbol) - Aquaman

2) Daredevil - Green Arrow

3) Iron Man - Batman

4) X-Men - Doom Patrol

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man) - Clark Kent

6) Young Avengers - Teen Titans

7) Mary Jane Watson - Lois Lane

8) Miles Morales - Jon Kent

9) Punisher - Red Hood

10) Kingpin - Lex Luthor

11) Hulk - Swamp Thing

12) Loki (Mischievous personality) - Felix Faust

13) Magneto - Black Adam

14) Guardian of the Galaxy - Green Lantern Corps

15) Scarlet Witch - Enchantress (June Moone)

16) Fantastic Four - The Teerifics

[Timothy Hunter]

1) Captain America (Sex Symbol) - Superman

2) Daredevil - Nightwing

3) Iron Man - Steel

4) X-Men - New Teen Titans

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man) - Wally West

6) Young Avengers - Young All Stars

7) Mary Jane Watson - Starfire

8) Miles Morales - Tim Drake

9) Punisher - The Spectre

10) Kingpin -Tobias Whale

11) Hulk - Eclipso

12) Loki (Mischievous personality) - Mr. Mxyzptlk

13) Magneto - Ra's Al Ghul

14) Guardians of the Galaxy - Omega Men

15) Scarlet Witch - Talia Al Ghul

16) Fantastic Four - Challengers of the Unknown

[CaptCleghorn]

Does DC Comics have any versions of:

16) Fantastic Four

The Sea Devils consist of Dane Dorrance, a scientist, his brawny buddy, the scientist's girlfriend, and her younger brother.
The original Time Masters consist of Rip Hunter, a scientist, his brawny buddy, the scientist's girlfriend, and her younger brother.

[Swamp Thing 2099]

1) Captain America (Sex Symbol) - Green Arrow

2) Daredevil - The Question

3) Iron Man - Batman

4) X-Men - Doom Patrol

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man) - Wally West

6) Young Avengers - Young Justice

7) Mary Jane Watson - Linda Park

8) Miles Morales - Wallace West

9) Punisher - Michael Lane

10) Kingpin - Lex Luthor

11) Hulk - Swamp Thing

12) Loki (Mischievous personality) - John Constantine

13) Magneto - Mr. Freeze

14) Guardian of the Galaxy - The Omega Men

15) Scarlet Witch - John Constantine

16) Fantastic Four - Challengers of the Unknown

[Vakanai]

Does DC Comics have any versions of:

[B]1) Captain America (Sex Symbol)

To quote Ant Man, That is America's Ass! Only one hero has the derriere to compare - Nightwing.

2) Daredevil

Batman.

3) Iron Man

Steel.

4) X-Men

Teen Titans.

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man)

Nerd who the ladies dig? Jimmy Olsen.

6) Young Avengers

Teen Titans again.

7) Mary Jane Watson

Lois Lane.

8) Miles Morales

Hmm...Jaime Reye's Blue Beetle or Terry McGinnis' Batman.

9) Punisher

Batman, unless you need the whole killing aspect then...Peacemaker? Vigilante? Know their live action versions better than the comics' versions.

10) Kingpin

Lex Luthor.

[Digifiend]

Does DC Comics have any versions of:

1) Captain America (Sex Symbol)

2) Daredevil

3) Iron Man

4) X-Men

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man)

6) Young Avengers

7) Mary Jane Watson

8) Miles Morales

9) Punisher

10) Kingpin

11) Hulk

12) Loki (Mischievous personality)

13) Magneto

14) Guardian of the Galaxy

15) Scarlet Witch

16) Fantastic Four

1. Nightwing
2. Nightwing
3. Steel
4. Teen Titans
5. Wally West
6. Teen Titans and Young Justice
7. Lois Lane
8. Wally West
9. Deadshot
10. Lex Luthor
11. Damage (New Age of DC Heroes)
12. Mr Mxy
13. No idea. Maybe there's a JSA villain who fits the bill?
14. There's no counterpart for the team. Though Green Lantern would be Nova's counterpart.
15. Zatanna
16. The Terrifics (New Age of DC Heroes) and the Challengers of the Unknown

[marhawkman]

I dunno, Omega Men seemed like it was pretty similar in concept to Guardians of the Galaxy.

[Jim Kelly]

In "Batman--King of the World," JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 87 (February 1971), Mike Friedrich intentionally created the Heroes of Angor--or Champions of Angor, Assemblers, Justifiers, Meta Militia--as stand-ins for four Avengers: Wandjina--Thor; Silver Sorceress--Scarlet Witch; Blue Jay--Yellow Jacket; Jack B. Quick--Quicksilver.

[Digifiend]

Wasn't that reciprocal with Marvel's creation of the Squadron Supreme, who are JLA expies?

[Jim Kelly]

Wasn't that reciprocal with Marvel's creation of the Squadron Supreme, who are JLA expies?

Yes, but actually it was the previous version of the Squadron Supreme, the Squadron Sinister. Friedrich and Roy Thomas had conspired together to have their pastiche teams appear in each other's books at the same time--with the Squadron Sinister returning in THE AVENGERS 85 (February 1971) on sale in the same month as JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 87 (February 1971). The Squadron Sinister had already been introduced in a previous issue of AVENGERS.

[bat39]

1) Captain America (Sex Symbol): Superman

2) Daredevil: Green Arrow

3) Iron Man: Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)

4) X-Men: Doom Patrol

5) Peter Parker (Characteristic Development) (Not Spider-Man): Terry McGiness

6) Young Avengers: Young Justice

7) Mary Jane Watson: Starfire

8) Miles Morales: Jace Fox

9) Punisher: Wild Dog

10) Kingpin: Morgan Edge

11) Hulk: Man-Bat

12) Loki (Mischievous personality): Mr. Mxyztplyk

13) Magneto: Orm

14) Guardian of the Galaxy: Legion of Superheroes

15) Scarlet Witch: Pandora

16) Fantastic Four: Challengers of the Unknown