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Iron Man is a ripoff of Batman


Matt Foley

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which he'll always do, and track you down until he kills you.

to beat him, like you said before, it would have to be someone like Scarlet Witch who just changes reality to one where he doesn't exist or some other cheap-o thing like that.

I really don't see how wolverine would regenerate if he was blown up with high explosives, then put into an incinerator. Sure, the adamantium skeleton would survive that, but none of the important fleshy parts. They would all be turned into ash and vapor.

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I really don't see how wolverine would regenerate if he was blown up with high explosives, then put into an incinerator. Sure, the adamantium skeleton would survive that, but none of the important fleshy parts. They would all be turned into ash and vapor.

he's survived being incinerated down to his skeleton before. during the Civil War an explosion that killed Captain Marvel and 600 people stripped Wolverine to his bones, and he healed.

he was also incinerated by the nazis in wwii.

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I really don't see how wolverine would regenerate if he was blown up with high explosives, then put into an incinerator. Sure, the adamantium skeleton would survive that, but none of the important fleshy parts. They would all be turned into ash and vapor.

He can regenerate from a single cell I believe.

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He can regenerate from a single cell I believe.

and since you can't get inside his bones, they're always going to have living cells in them.

i do think it has gotten out of control recently, with him coming back from a skeleton before the guy even got back to his car.

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Batman makes a living off of defeating enemies whose strength and abilities far surpass his own. He does it on a regular basis, by using his mind. If you put Superman and Batman in a room and told them to slug it out, by all means Superman would win. But that isn't a very plausible scenario is it? If Batman wanted to take out Superman, he most certainly would be able to. How? Using his genius level intellect. He could make a trap using kryptonite that would render Superman weakened to the point where Batman could easily beat him in a fist-fight.

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My .02 cents.

Batman makes a living off of defeating enemies whose strength and abilities far surpass his own. He does it on a regular basis, by using his mind. If you put Superman and Batman in a room and told them to slug it out, by all means Superman would win. But that isn't a very plausible scenario is it? If Batman wanted to take out Superman, he most certainly would be able to. How? Using his genius level intellect. He could make a trap using kryptonite that would render Superman weakened to the point where Batman could easily beat him in a fist-fight.

laying a trap implies that it's not a fight because one of them doesn't know about it. in a scenario where batman is mad at superman and superman has no interest in fighting, that would work.

but in a scenario where they were both interested in killing each other, it would be over before Batman did all that. faster than a speeding bullet, superman punch, exploded head, instant death.

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laying a trap implies that it's not a fight because one of them doesn't know about it. in a scenario where batman is mad at superman and superman has no interest in fighting, that would work.

but in a scenario where they were both interested in killing each other, it would be over before Batman did all that. faster than a speeding bullet, superman punch, exploded head, instant death.

It becomes a fight once Superman is trapped. Unless you expect him to just sit there and take it.

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