I wonder to what extent comic books about superheroes and also such films exists within the different fictional universes of DC/Marvel film and TV adaptions (not just DCU/MCU).
Like when a bunch of characters in Arrowverse gathered together to train Hawkgirl (so I think it was), and Thea Queen made a remark about superheroes on a farm and that she's seen it somewhere (obviously Age of Ultron).
So it means that within Arrowverse, they have MCU films.
Maybe in every DC film adaption, they have Marvel comic books and to some extent even the films.
In Raimi's first Spider-Man film, Aunt May gives Peter that classic "You're not Superman" line.
So atleast in that Marvel universe, they have DC comic books. Not sure about the film adaptions (Superman/Batman) though.
What do you think?
To go even further, there were X-Men comic books in Logan. But it's too meta becase it's the same fictional universe.
Like when a bunch of characters in Arrowverse gathered together to train Hawkgirl (so I think it was), and Thea Queen made a remark about superheroes on a farm and that she's seen it somewhere (obviously Age of Ultron).
So it means that within Arrowverse, they have MCU films.
Maybe in every DC film adaption, they have Marvel comic books and to some extent even the films.
In Raimi's first Spider-Man film, Aunt May gives Peter that classic "You're not Superman" line.
So atleast in that Marvel universe, they have DC comic books. Not sure about the film adaptions (Superman/Batman) though.
What do you think?
To go even further, there were X-Men comic books in Logan. But it's too meta becase it's the same fictional universe.