Marvel Universe: Which character from Marvel would you like to be their symbol?
By TheIceman33
@TheIceman33 (347)
Philippines
May 29, 2010 2:07am CST
If DC Universe has Superman as its symbol and popular figure, who do you think should be in Marvel? In my part, I would go with Wolverine but I don't know why Marvel go for Captain America.. Is it because of his name and costume that represents the US?
1 response
@mario_stevens (6964)
• Malaysia
5 Jun 10
i've been a Marvel fan ever since my comic collecting days.. (i still have quite a number of special edition comics though 
). Marvel's representation is kind of mixed as they have so many icons. but there is a distinct tie between Spiderman and Wolverine for the longest of times. Captain America is the symbol of the Avengers, and is made into a kind of 'Marvel's version of Batman', because he has no powers and chooses justice & the truth above all else..
so, i'd say that Marvel's symbol is either Wolverine, or Spiderman 
). Marvel's representation is kind of mixed as they have so many icons. but there is a distinct tie between Spiderman and Wolverine for the longest of times. Captain America is the symbol of the Avengers, and is made into a kind of 'Marvel's version of Batman', because he has no powers and chooses justice & the truth above all else..
so, i'd say that Marvel's symbol is either Wolverine, or Spiderman @TheIceman33 (347)
• Philippines
5 Jun 10
I couldn't agree more, either of the two would be great to be the symbol of marvel universe.
