![DC vs. Marvel: A battle already won (thus, lost). [Losing money in an era of profits]](https://i0.wp.com/harmoniaphilosophica.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/IMG_20190907_121528.jpg?fit=960%2C260&ssl=1)
DC will soon be releasing The Jocker.
A film which had already won prestigious awards and which is destined to rule the Oscars. But why is that film successful, in comparison to other DC films?
The answer is simple: because in this film, DC is itself and does not pretend to be something else that what it is. And the same applies to all other successful films of DC, like The Dark Knight, Watchmen, V for Vendetta etc. In these films DC does not try to imitate Marvel and, thus, successfully reflects the only thing which ever matters: itself.
At the end everything fake dies. (Wait! We die too!) Everything true stays for ever.
In an era of existence, can you dare not reflect yourself? In an era of marketing, do you dare not to sell? DC keeps on trying to follow the path of others because it thinks it must. And yet, in an era of profits, success – true success – is measured by how much you can sustain loses. And still stay true to yourself.
The Watchmen are dead now.
V as well.
At the end DC will manage to sell more.
And the Jocker will laugh.
But no one will see that he is truly crying…
