I saw a decent comic back in the day where Batman fights Spawn. I think Batman won I don't remember.
I saw a decent comic back in the day where Batman fights Spawn. I think Batman won I don't remember.
This is kind of a late reply to Septimus's post since I was at work and I was going back and reading the thread but... Lobo?Originally Posted by Septimus
I agree with all the others but Lobo doesn't really come across to me as someone who could win against Superman, if anything I see them fighting to a draw, since as long as Kryponite isn't involved they are both effectively unkillable.
Idk maybe I'm just confused from that whole Marvel vs. DC crossover a few years ago where Wolverine kicked the shit out of him, even if the results were determined by a fan vote.
Also I don't know if you would include in that list since he is still technically Superman, but Superboy Prime (Which I'm sure we'll see this whenever he breaks out of the Prison the Green Lanterns have him in) could definitely own Superman in a straight fight.
In the one Image did I guess you could say it was a split decision. Spawn won the first fight between them by "cheating" (using his Magic) but the aftereffects of the crossover were apparent for quite a while in the main Spawn comic book after Batman buried a Batarang in the middle of Spawn's face.Originally Posted by Anyway
I know I'm pretty uneducated on this subject because I was never much of a comic book kid, just Magic: The Gathering... :(
I like Batman, by all means, he's a badass. I always viewed Batman's world of Gotham City to be in a whole different realm than any more typical super hero (superman/spiderman/x-men) though I'm aware there were many a crossover and their worlds did eventually mesh. Batman along with his villains were all people with different themes and methods but never really any cliche` mutant abilities that didn't require the aid of some type of gadget(s).
Poison Ivy (psycho botonist)
Cat Woman (acrobatic thief)
Scarecrow (psycho psychiatrist)
Penguin (bird-loving gangster)
Mr. Freeze (mad scientist with a frozen wife)
Hugo Strange (another mad scientist)
Two-Face (disfigured bipolar gangster)
Joker (sociopathic gangster)
The Riddler (obsessive compulsive gangster)
Deadshot (competitive marksman)
Batman's entire world is so... Dick Tracy or Sin City esque. He's more of just a crime fighter in essence than a "superhero" in my eyes. No one really has any real unique abilities(mostly martial arts/acrobatics), they only contain unique psychotic obsessions that determine their homes, costumes, and method of crime. While, according to the facts, Batman is prepared and able to take out Superman should the need arise, I still think it was stupid to pose The Dark Knight against the iconic hero who is an alien with just about every generic super power there is.
Don't forget Ra's al Ghul!
I want to know more about Superman than Batman thoughOriginally Posted by Krandor
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Wikipedia could give you alot of info about him I guess, it covers the bases on most of the really important storylines (Death of Superman/Reign of the Supermen, etc). At least in terms of the current "version" of Superman, Infinity Crisis and the "Up Up and Away" storyline both deal with the idea of "What it means to be Superman" quite a bit. If you aren't up on DC comics Infinity Crisis can be confusing as hell, but "Up Up and Away" is the best example of who and what Superman is from the last few years.Originally Posted by Lbelle
or just get "Godfall" because Talent Caldwell is a genius. don't worry about the story being super confusing.
I think after so many years of TAS the pronunciation in the movie bugged the living shit out of me.Originally Posted by Krandor
Wesley Willis "Whupped Batmans ass".
Advantage: Superman
Ninjaedit: LOL @ this thread being serious business.
I thought superman traveled in time in the first movie. Unless that "wasn't true to the comic", I dont know/care b/c they'd both kneel before Zod anyway.
People thinking Superman could defeat Batman makes my nerd juices unbalanced.Originally Posted by Mizango
Originally Posted by Krandor
LoL
Infinity Crisis = Most Confusing Superman Stories. Ever.
There's about 7 Superman versions in Infinity Crisis, lol.
Isnt one of the IC comics like banned or some shit, because superboy was suckling from a cow?Originally Posted by Sho
oh and what about golden age superman vs. golden age batman, before kryptonite was introduced?
stupid ass radio show needing to let the actor go on vacation doomed supes.
3 that matter, the rest are inconsequential for the most part.Originally Posted by Sho
Kal-L, Kal-El, and Superboy Prime.
I support this thread.
Batman dodges the Omega Effect with a cartwheel in the final episode of JLU. Clearly Batman would win...
...at chess, otherwise, hes getting peened
Ask yourself this: if you're basically a god save one weakness, and a mortal dares to get uppity with you, what would you do?
I personally would make like Zeus and strike them down with a lightning bolt. That's why it's so hard to take this debate seriously, even if canon supports Batman. In any conceivable scenario excluding a perfect ambush by batman, Superman should always win assuming he's not mentally retarded.
Let's get back to the more interesting argument: what would happen if Juggarnaut and the Blob ran into each other. The Unstoppable force versus the immovable object. 2 possible scenarios...the first would be the Blob would stop the Juggarnaut completely and Juggy would send the Blob flying, effectively swapping their 2 properties (Juggy now immovable object, Blob unstoppable force)...the second is the Blob acts as a pinball bumber that sends Juggy flying off in a different direction without actually stopping his movement, allowing each to keep their respective properies.
Go see the Batman and Superman fight in the Hush storyline, he gets caught pretty much completely offguard at having to fight Superman and still comes out on top. Batman carries his Kryptonite Ring on him literally 24/7 out of the chance that he may have to deal with Superman.Originally Posted by edgarfigaro
Batman knows how Superman thinks, moves, everything. As slusher said, he's basically always prepared for the time that he might have to take Superman down.