What's the Bruce Wayne meets Clark Kent of Marvel? As far as I can tell everyone is either a public figure with no secret identity or a shitty litwho D-lister. Peter Parker's the only guy I can think of.
They pushed the "Peter meet murdock" as the equivalent but wasn't till the 80s that both were as Big as the DC heroes
>>151795983X-men meeting the Avengers?IDK I don't read marvel
There isn't one because despite what people say Marvel and DC operate very differently. The only character Marvel has that's DCish is Spiderman so he has nobody to meet.
>>151795983Green Goblin discovering Spidey's identity
>>151795983There is no equivalent. Peter is the only character with a secret identity even remotely similar or as important as Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent.
>>151795983>Superman: I won't allow vigilantism in my city!>Batman: so you work for the police?>Superman: uhhhhhhhhhhhMovie is fucking stupid
>>151796733Technically Superman kind of does. He's frequently shown collaborating with the cops on a far more personal basis than Batman and frequently takes all the criminals he nabs to lockup. Plus with his powers they don't need to worry about him hurting anyone. Batman also works with the cops but he mostly just talks to Gordon and most of the time just beats the shit out of everyone and leaves them there for the cops to pick up later. Superman's been honored by the mayor several times, given the key to the city and I'm pretty sure is deputized. Batman is not. Most of Gotham's politicians are corrupt guys he beats up
Vaguely similar scenario would be when Spiderman interacts with Daredevil I guess? Though I can't really remember any story where they were suspicious of each other. Spiderman is usually just too well-known and Daredevil too in-the-know. There's just less secret identity stuff going on.
There any comics of Bruce and Clark working together strictly only as their civillian selves without getting their hero persona involved? Seems fun.
>>151796006I love DD but there's no way he's on Batman, Spider-Man or Superman popularity level.