Batman Begins

[Broly]

u think spiderman can take batman?

Everything > Batman

[Troll King]

Read Frank Miller's Dark Knight books. Batman kicks Superman's ass. Batman's the one hero who would win against any other hero because he's already got two or three strategies on how to win planned out and ready to go.

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Not that this has anything to do with this Batman release, but on the trivia end....did you know that the original Batman Theme used on the TV show with Adam West was performed by "The Who".

[PaulOakenfold]

How does one beat the Green Lantern?

[Jerome Scuggs]

TK: Have you read the "Death in the Family" series?

[Pressure]

and btw, who's catwoman/her background

[Troll King]

TK: Have you read the "Death in the Family" series?

Yup. Though I like "The Killing Joke" better, Jason Todd's death is probably the biggest defining moment in the modern Batman's mythos.

And one defeats the Green Lantern by bathing him in pure yellow light. GL is powerless against yellow. The new GL doesn't have that weakness, but he can also be dispatched by getting drugged, or forced into losing his focus through other means.

[Bioture]

going on with the nerdy superhero debate... i'm wondering HOW batman would EVER beat superman if it didn't involve the use of his "gadgets." I'm thinking just because he is all rich and stuff and probably made kryptonite darts or something

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Well if you debate the Superman vs Batman idea, think about Aquaman! 9/10's of all crime is done on land. This guy has alot of time on his hands Thank goodness for Charlie Tuna!

[BleakFuture]

Anyone seen the Aquaman episode of Smallville? It was kinda neat. You got to see Lois in a bikini B) - I enjoyed that part.

[Broly]

Anyone seen the Aquaman episode of Smallville? It was kinda neat. You got to see Lois in a bikini B) - I enjoyed that part.

Her name is Lana lol

[Troll King]

going on with the nerdy superhero debate... i'm wondering HOW batman would EVER beat superman if it didn't involve the use of his "gadgets." I'm thinking just because he is all rich and stuff and probably made kryptonite darts or something

Well, for one thing, Superman gave Batman a Kryptonite ring in case he ever went rogue and someone had to put him down. Bats also knows how Superman thinks and how to take advantage of his boy scout nature. He'd also try to pick a battleground that gives him an edge, like say a place where the radiation from the yellow sun won't be able to refuel Superman's powers. Sure, he's a billionaire, but the money's only part of it; strategy plays a role too.

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-nt-

watching it right now

[Eric is God]

Well, for one thing, Superman gave Batman a Kryptonite ring in case he ever went rogue and someone had to put him down. Bats also knows how Superman thinks and how to take advantage of his boy scout nature. He'd also try to pick a battleground that gives him an edge, like say a place where the radiation from the yellow sun won't be able to refuel Superman's powers. Sure, he's a billionaire, but the money's only part of it; strategy plays a role too.

My friend is a huge comic book fan and I read the comic where Batman is like 60 and Superman has basically become the puppet of the government. Batman is the last major vigilanty and the government calls in Superman to take him out. Before the actual fight Superman stopped a nuclear warhead from reaching its destination, but he was hit in the blast so he wasn't at 100% for the fight (which Batman counted on). When the fight began, Batman hit him with a few cruise missles then battled him in a robotic suit that had kryptonite at it's center. Batman was about to win when he suffered a heart attack, which later turned out to be faked so he could fake his own death and go underground in order to continue fighting crime as a vigilanty.

Batman and Superman have always been at the opposite end of the spectrum in the comic book world. Superman has all the super powers, while Batman only has his natural intelligence and abilities. Superman is always the boy scout, while Batman is more cynical and bends the rules. Superman's alter ego is a nobody in soicety, while Bruce Wayne is a billionaire. Personally Barman has always been my favorite because he's more realistic about the world and he gets the job done without super powers.