Compare two files Byte by Byte

I have two binary files and I want to compare them Byte by Byte. I came up with the following code to do so:

int CompareFiles(char *pFname1, char *pFname2)
{
    FILE      *pFile1,*pFile2;
    long      lSize1, lSize2;               // file length
    int       i=0;
    char      tmp1, tmp2;

    pFile1 = fopen(pFname1,"r");
    pFile2 = fopen(pFname2,"r");

    // obtain file size:
    fseek (pFile1 , 0 , SEEK_END);
    lSize1 = ftell (pFile1);
    rewind (pFile1);

    // obtain file size:
    fseek (pFile2 , 0 , SEEK_END);
    lSize2 = ftell (pFile2);
    rewind (pFile2);

    if (lSize1 != lSize2) {
        printf("File sizes differ, %d vs. %d\n",lSize1,lSize2);
        return ( ERROR );
    }
    for (i=0;i<lSize1;i++) {
        fread(&tmp1, sizeof(char), 1, pFile1+i);
        fread(&tmp2, sizeof(char), 1, pFile2+i);
        if (tmp1 != tmp2) {
            printf("%x: tmp1 0x%x != tmp2 0x%x\n",i , tmp1, tmp2);
        }
    }
    return ( OK );
}

But for some reason, it looks like the pointer in the file doesn't advance and it keeps comparing the same Bytes to each other for the whole length of the for loop. Why so? What am I doing wrong here?