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[Marvel] Are Marvel heroes that hated and feared that they mistake appreciation for oppression?

In a DC/Marvel crossover, the Marvel heroes were getting autographs and praise for their heroics in the DC universe, and found out that DC's heroes were getting statues and museums in their name. Captain America apparently found it disgusting and believed that the DC heroes were forcing people to love them. Does that imply that the Marvel heroes are so used to being constantly hated and feared that they can't grasp the concept of people actually showing appreciation for their heroic deeds? Also, does Captain America presenting this belief imply that on that Marvel universe, the Avengers are public pariahs in a similar vein to Spider-Man or the X-Men?
gpt
There's appreciating you and then there's building multiple full-size museums for the specific purpose of teaching people how great you are.

People don't just love the Justice League. They *really* love the Justice League. They have statues everywhere and regular parades and are allowed to supersede the sovereignty of nations based on sheer trust. A lot of people genuinely consider Superman *literally flawless*.

If you only just found this out, you don't have to be a self-loathing paranoiac to suspect something is wrong here.