Do Opposites attract?

I am not entirely sure what milk has to do with religion (except, perhaps, as in "a land flowing with milk and honey" or "the milk of human kindness" but I'll have a go. You see, Marvel in my country is a well-known brand of powdered milk (for adults, not babies) so I can only assume that its opposite is Direct Cow. Personally, when I like any milk at all (which is not often) I prefer milk that has been optically inspected - "Past yer Eyes", as I believe it's called - so I suspect that is sort of 'middle of the road'. I would certainly reject all upstart and modern versions which are not the True Milk. Things like 'Soya Milk' and 'Almond Milk' and that abomination, 'Coffee Whitener' are, to my mind, things which "Sating" invented to tempt Eve into the evils of Waistline worship. My children are all grown now and have long ago chosen their milk products. One will drink only Soya or Almond milk, I regret to say, and another has to watch her sugar levels (which I can accept). The third is, I believe, of my persuasion but sometimes takes his milk neat - something I can never bear to do. In spite of there being very opposite affiliations in our family with regard to the white stuff, we all get on pretty well together. There is no half-and-half about it and, although we often go our separate wheys, we rotate about a common Full Cream.

Batman for me because "I only work in black. And sometimes very very dark grey." Also, I find him real cute.

Opposites do attract. I was told once that one balances the other out. One person's strengths are the other's weakness. Unfortunately, I'm not finding it a happy medium as I have absolutely nothing in common with my husband and wonder daily what the heck I'm doing here.

Exactly like @AbbyGreenhill, this is not a problem, as I have no kids.

I really couldn't say as I don't read comics but my son thinks Marvel is the best.

I'm more of a Marvel fan. It's a more dynamic universe where differences aren't automatically accepted as hero material. Mutants are persecuted, Heroes like Spiderman are treated like crap because of an image, and other things are interesting there. There's more of a reality theme, as opposed to how Metropolis is futuristic and Gotham feels like it never got out of the early 1900s.

I never gave them any thought actually. When I was a kid i read comics and I didn't really care from where as long as I liked them. DC and Marvel are both very popular.

It'a important to keep the balances in every family. I am certain that your kid will make the best choices and you will be able to keep that balance, that's what parents do every day.

I can have either one Rosekitty.

I am not picky. My daughter and I have been watching Arrow on Netflix and that is DC. Constantine(RIP) was awesome and is DC. As a family, we watch all the Marvel movies. And don't forget Agents of SHIELD and Agent Carter. My ABC channel sucks so I haven't been about to watch Agents of SHIELD on TV this season.

I am Iron Man.

No kids, no problems.

One word: BATMAN! 'Nuff said lol

Ok this took a sudden turn to the funny, I like charas in both, so I can't pick!

I'm on both sides. I like both.

I remember comics. I don't remember having a particular favorite. I was a voracious reader and would read anything I could get my hands on. One time a friend of my my stepdad's brought me a whole stack of comic books. I was in heaven! I still read the Sunday comics in the paper and watch cartoons on the telly, as long as it's not sponge bob.

Yin and Yang, if you like Marvel have I a choice but DC?

Opposites do attract, in magnets I love both, but i love Marvel a little bit more XMen

I like any comic that has my super heroes in them.

I'm on both sides, really.. But my heart goes to Marvel, honestly. There is so much that gets me to love Marvel more than DC.