There is no denying it; Marvel is winning the blockbuster movie wars. Even with two to three studios working on Marvel titles, which range from pretty good to amazing, Marvel's commitment to quality is keeping it ahead of the curve. DC is still a new challenger with lots of potential.
However, in terms of live-action TV, DC seems to have the lead. Arrow and Flash have legions of fans and amazing ratings. Gotham, for all it's non-Batman-ness, gets a good amount of ratings and fans as well. Constantine, surprisingly true to its main character, is not dead yet.
Marvel has Agents of SHIELD, which at its best is an above-average high tech procedural, since it seems to (unlike the movies) embrace the very large universe it belongs to. The Arrow and Flash-verse embraces that. Even Gotham, in its isolated universe, seems to revel or play around with it. Sure, the Netflix miniseries dedicated to the Marvel denzines of Hell's Kitchen seems promising, but for now, like Marvel is in the movie game, DC's doing pretty well.
Then, the announcement for Krypton came out.
