El Scorcho wrote:If you want this to be a *serious* topic, you may want to take Kong out of the poll. Because logically Superman and Batman wouldn't stand a chance against a 25 five foot tall gorilla.
El Scorcho wrote:If you want this to be a *serious* topic, you may want to take Kong out of the poll. Because logically Superman and Batman wouldn't stand a chance against a 25 five foot tall gorilla.
DennisMM wrote:Unless Supes is very, very clever (not known for that these past couple of decades).
so sorry wrote:please explain that statement:
"which is why he gave him the Kryptonite ring".
why would he do that?
Colin wrote:El Scorcho wrote:If you want this to be a *serious* topic, you may want to take Kong out of the poll. Because logically Superman and Batman wouldn't stand a chance against a 25 five foot tall gorilla.
Superman could. Superman could just fly right through between his eyes, and out the back of his head.
MasterWhedon wrote:Remember this?
A 70-year-old Batman beat the crap out of Superman. Twice.
Superman KNOWS Batman is the only one who can take him down, which is why he gave him the Kryptonite ring.
Batman wins.
DennisMM wrote:Actually, he's 50. Gordon is 70 in Dark Knight.
(When I hit Toshiro I'm gonna be Comic Book Guy if doc permits it.)
MasterWhedon wrote:Remember this?
A 70-year-old Batman beat the crap out of Superman. Twice.
Superman KNOWS Batman is the only one who can take him down, which is why he gave him the Kryptonite ring.
Batman wins.
MasterWhedon wrote:DennisMM wrote:Actually, he's 50. Gordon is 70 in Dark Knight.
(When I hit Toshiro I'm gonna be Comic Book Guy if doc permits it.)
Okay, but he's 70-ish in Strikes Again, correct? And he kicks the snot out of Supers in issue #1.
Secondly, that would be rather fitting.
DennisMM wrote:Strikes Again is three years later -- note that Carrie, who was 13 in the first book, is still an adolescent. (This makes the last page of the story rather creepy.)
ONeillSG1 wrote:DennisMM wrote:Strikes Again is three years later -- note that Carrie, who was 13 in the first book, is still an adolescent. (This makes the last page of the story rather creepy.)
Ok, I'll bite: I never read Strikes again. What happens on the last page?
Ribbons wrote:I can't believe people actually think Batman could beat Superman. Not to get into a nerd debate, but there's no way.
Colin wrote:I liked it. It was more about letting go. The last lines by Bruce were "I used to be sentimental, back when I was old." He feels revitalized. Just because he called Carrie 'Darling' doesn't mean anything more than a term of affection. He's her father figure, after all.
preacher2041 wrote:I like Batman as much as the next guy, he's like, my second favourite superhero of all time. My first? Well Superman of course. And if anyone seriously thinks the Bat would win in a fight, a proper fight I mean, with neither one pulling any punches, Batman would be nothing but a bunch of disassociated molecules floating around in the ether, and anyone who thinks different is a muppet.
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