History YMMV / ImAMarvelAndImADC

** "Hi, I'm ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' and I'm ''Series/TrueBlood''."

** In a video where Adam West's Batman and Howard the Duck face off, Batman makes a comment about Marvel Studios preferring talking raccoons to talking ducks. In Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy [[spoiler: the studio has it both ways]]

** Many of the videos from the late 2000s are definitely products of their time, in the sense that it's easy to tell that they were made before the superhero genre, and especially the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse ''really'' started to take off in Hollywood. For example, the 2008 series have Iron Man spiral into a depression after ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' flies past his first film's box office numbers; nowadays, Marvel reigns supreme over the box office, while DC has been infamously hit-and-miss with the Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse.

** The cutesy song about Disney forcing all the Marvels to act LighterAndSofter provides a rather amusing contrast with how much DarkerAndEdgier the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse became after Disney bought distribution rights to their movies (eg, ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'') and shows (eg, ''Series/Daredevil2015''). The song also includes a line about trapping Deadpool in the Disney Vault, which sounds ironic now when Deadpool made his first speaking TV appearance on [[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan a cartoon that aired on a Disney-owned channel.]]

** ComicBook/TheJoker retains his twisted sense of humor upon becoming the BigBad of "Happy Hour". Coming to the realization that a comedian is only a good as his StraightMan, the Joker decided to make every hero [[DarkerAndEdgier more dark]] like Batman. After having Lance M. Donovan spike the heroes' drinks with nanomachines, he altered their memories so they believed their loved ones were slaughtered before their eyes. Now willing to use lethal force against their enemies, the Joker sent them to capture Spider-Man after his mind proved to be immune to the effects of the nanomachines. He then proceeded to torture Spider-Man until Batman promised to help him. Upon learning that Harley was secretly helping out the Green Goblin, the Joker shot her and tortured the Green Goblin as revenge. He was perfectly willing to use Harley Quinn as a human shield and left her to die inside his crumbling base to make a clean getaway. The Joker remained just as cruel under the control of Darkseid, transforming his fellow villains into vicious monsters and fatally wounding Rorschach. Standing out as the most sadistic villain in the series, the Joker tortures and maims others [[ForTheEvulz all for the sake of comedy]].
** ComicBook/{{Darkseid}} is the ruler of Apokolips and was the only comic book character unaware he was fictional. Being informed of his true nature by the Joker, Darkseid vaporized him, refusing to be reduced to a cosmic punchline. Digging deeper into the comic industry, Darkseid found solace in the sheer nihilism behind the ContinuityReboot and declared it to be the true Anti-Life Equation. He resurrected the Joker and had him sell Apokoliptian weapons that would transform their targets into hideous monsters under his control. He kidnapped Harley Quinn and Rorschach, and left the Joker behind to break the spirits of both the Green Goblin and Deadpool. Arriving at Stan's Place, Darkseid [[BreakThemByTalking convinced the heroes]] that their lives were meaningless and subject to the whims of their creators, giving him enough time to install a device that would reboot every comic universe into a hellscape under his complete control. With a desire to [[MultiversalConqueror subjugate life across the cosmos]], Darkseid refused to be anything less than the most supreme being in the entire multiverse.

** The plotline of season two has the Joker attempting to make all the universes DarkerAndEdgier [[FollowTheLeader in the wake of]] ''Film/TheDarkKnight'', which gets criticized because [[DarknessInducedAudienceApathy people would get uninterested with all of the heroes being too dark]]. This ended up being prophetic when Warner Bros. initially pushed the Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse to be much darker than previous DC films as well as its rivals in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, with [[Film/ManOfSteel their]] [[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice early]] [[Film/SuicideSquad2016 films]] getting scathing reviews for the heroes being too dark and harder to root for.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: After Spider-Man wakes up from a dream in which his incarnations from both of his movie franchises feud, he tells Batman that ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan'' might outgross ''Film/TheDarkKnightRises''. Even though Spidey's movie made enough money for the studio to greenlight a sequel, it still made about ''$200 million less'' than ''Dark Knight Rises''.