Which one is the rip-off? DC and Marvel Superheroes who are VERY similar to each other

Marvel and DC each has their own plot style and unique charming characters. But if you are familiar with the comic or films of both studios, you must have noticed that there are quite much characters that are astonishingly similar. From costume, background story to super abilities, you can always find plenty of examples of "duplicates" from both sides.  Is this just a coincident? Or some of them are actually rip-offs?

Well, fact is, some of them are rip-offs. And here we listed some of them, see how much they are alike.

Superheroes who are very similar

Deathstroke VS. Deadpool

Deathstroke is one of my personal favorite super villain. But the popularity of this one seems not outweights Deadpool, which is a RIP-OFF of Deathstroke. That's right, Deathstroke was created by DC 11 years earlier than its "twin" from Marvel, Deadpool. Although both have gone from villains to anti-heroes, the evolution of Slade (Deathstroke) and Wade(Deadpool) is completely different. Deathstroke and Deadpool don't just have dissimilar backstories; their personalities are also absolutely nothing alike. Marvel may have, admittedly, drawn a little too much inspiration from the DC character, but they most definitely made him their own. It's kind of the greatest rip off in comic book history.

Green Arrow VS. Hawkeye

Their love lives share a strange similarity. Both Clint and Ollie have been involved with ladies whose superhero sobriquet begins with the word Black (Widow and Canary, respectively). The two men both needed to teach themselves archery for survival from a fairly young age. Regardless of where they started out their hero’s journey, or villain's in Clint’s case, both wound up key members of the premier superhero squad in their universes. Clint has been an Avenger through countless iterations of the team and the same can be said of Ollie and the Justice League. But, Green Arrow was created 1941, which is 23 years earlier than 1964, when Hawkeye was created.

Atomic Skull VS. Ghost Rider

Created by Roger Stern and Bob McLoeb in 1991, the Joseph Martin version of the Atomic Skull is visually striking and goofy all at once, borrowing Johnny Blaze's flame-ridden motif with a villainous edge to compliment it. They're very different personality-wise, but there's a reason why that design looks just a little iffy, having arrived some twenty years after the original Rider debuted in 1972's Marvel Spotlight #5. The Skull has made a few appearances in animation over the years, and has even featured in the comics as recently as 2016 in Phil Jimenez and Matt Santorelli's Superwoman series for DC Rebirth.

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