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[MarkJr]

I voted all of them..... with rum.

Marvel vs DC...... Iron Man. Enough said

 

[MarkJr]

Fixed my vote. Can’t have Marvel receive no love.

 

[Painted Calls]

?

I voted. Silly.

 

[MROO]

That LOTR is winning and Marvel has zero

To which I feel compelled to respond ... DUH!

 

[ShrekDawg]

I voted all of them..... with rum.

Marvel vs DC...... Iron Man. Enough said

Fixed my vote. Can’t have Marvel receive no love.

Yay thank you!!!

And yessss!!! I personally love Marvel and always thought DC was kinda dark or didn’t have humor or whatever but lately I’ve been watching Arrow and The Flash and that definitely has humor, especially The Flash, so I’m starting to get into DC more now haha

I honestly don’t really like the Marvel shows though, at least the Netflix ones, they were really dark haha but I love the movies!!! And I’m excited for the Loki show when it comes out haha

 

[ShrekDawg]

To which I feel compelled to respond ... DUH!

I’m disappointed

 

[Painted Calls]

I’m disappointed

I'm not.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I'm not.

Of course not

 

[ShrekDawg]

Still no love for DC but I’m SO HAPPY there’s finally support for Marvel that I’ll take it

 

[CindyinSD]

LOTR is top of my list (of the polled items); the books; NOT the movies. I enjoy the costumes, the special effects and the landscapes but not the way Hollywood absolutely eviscerated the classical masterpieces of JRR Tolkein of their depth, mystery & glory. Tolkien also wrote a number of excellent short stories. My favorite is "Leaf, by Niggle".

Harry Potter is fun.

You forgot CS Lewis' fantasies; The Chronicles of Narnia (Disney should NEVER have been allowed to make those hideous, vapid parodies, though.) His more adult-focused fantasies, particularly "'Til We Have Faces" are well worth reading also. It's often difficult to interpret these (as it is with all great literary fantasies), but they leave you with that slightly disturbed sense of wonder—as if something profound and earth-shaking is buried just beneath the surface.

George MacDonald (a contemporary and friend of the great satirist Lewis Carol (Alice in Wonderland, etc.)) is the grandfather of them all. (Speaking only of the modern-era writers) He (like CS Lewis) wrote in several genres, both fiction and non-fiction. I love his fantasies best--Lilith and Phantasties are my top-line faves.