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Marvel has long ago moved past only supplying comics for its audience, and now boasts a thriving film and TV section as well. The same can be said about DC.

I think that by changing the tag to just, for instance, we'd clear up a lot of tag issues (non-comic Marvel questions tagged with , questions not also tagged with ).


Completed, but is still a synonym of and the same for and to prevent misuse and confusion.

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    I get paid by the tag, so the more the merrier. Apr 4, 2012 at 19:09
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    Despite the consensus here that marvel and dc are better tag names than marvel-comics and dc-comics, the synonymisation made in Aug 2012 was the wrong way round. (I suspect this might have been an unintentional mistake - the UI for creating tag synonyms is far from intuitive, especially when it comes to which way round the synonym is done!) I've now switched the synonyms and marked this as status-completed.
    – Rand al'Thor Mod
    Mar 12, 2017 at 23:51

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I agree that the tag seems unwieldy. It would make a bit more sense if it was intended to distinguish between Marvel Comics, Marvel Studios, Marvel Productions, Marvel Entertainment, etc., but do we really need that level of distinction?

and should be the combination used for questions pertaining to Marvel comic titles. That way, the tag can also be used for questions specifically pertaining to non-comic titles under the Marvel franchise.

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    After asking a handful of comic questions yesterday I found myself thinking the same thing as all comics questions get both comics and marvel/dc, so the second half seems redundant.
    – dlanod
    Apr 5, 2012 at 21:23

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