See the Wikipedia Link below-\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagraj_%28comics%29\n\nNow, who would win if Superman battles this Nagraj guy?
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Superman.\nHe has superior speed and is literally invulnerable to physical attacks (there goes his Bite) the only thing that might slow him down is his poisonus breath, but thats only if this guy can get close to him.\nSUPERMAN, No Question!
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Superman Has more power that any super hero and he is the best and strongest and he has only one weakeness while others have many.
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Marvel universe.  No doubt about it.\njosepht81779 is right Beyonder could just will them out of existence.  For a knock down drag out fight though...  Two Marvel characters alone could take down the entire Dragon Ball Z universe, Gladiator and Cannonball.  Gladiators powers are based on his own confidence all he'd need is to believe he could defeat an opponent and they wouldn't stand a chance.  And Cannonball is not only completely invulnerable to physical harm when blasting but he can also absorb, store and rechannel kinetic energy so no matter how many times Goku or Velveeta¹ kick or punch him it will only make him stronger.\nAnd, jinleewar, Batman is not in the Marvel universe.  You got the answer right though.
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Superman...\nI agree with you...
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Hmmm.....tag team matches are hard to predict. This one is leaving me to scratch my head a bit. \n\nLet's go through the competitors:\n\nHulk: We'll assume he's Hulk the whole time, not morphing to David Banner at all....he could take Batman and probably give Supes a run for his money too....but Batman and Supey would outsmart him....so I'll do a draw between him and Batman, and Supes would beat the Hulk in the end.\n\nSpiderman: He's by far the most awesome superhero....the guy is a SPIDER! Think about that!? Spiderman whoops up on Batman easily....as far as Supes goes....hmmmm....I say it's a good battle, but Supes is Supes....and he can kick just about anyone's ace from here to Metropolis to Gotham to Krypton....always has, always will.....\n\nSo in the end, through all this convoluted logic....the team of Batman and Superman would win....not because of their physical properties....but because the Hulk is dumb, and in the movies, comics and everywhere, smart wins over dumb! BAM!
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Rogue! Cant top somebody who has a bit of everybody's power. Except defeating Jean might do a number on Rogue's mental state, as she absorbs memories along with powers. Oh well, Rogue could definitely do it.\n\nAnother ultimate battle? Dont know. Juggernaut vs Wolverine? You know if they fight, this fight would be a bloody long fight.
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Many have tried... few have succeeded.\n\nBack in the sixties, the first ones to succeed in killing Superman were the Superman Revenge Squad. They came up with the idea of turning Kryptonite radiations into radio waves, and blanketing all Metropolis with them. (They did this by using a scientific device that broke down Kryptonite into energy, and then broke into a radio station and hooked it into the main transmitter.)\n\nThey tested it before the left their home planet, on an android that was programmed to think and act like Superman.\n\nWhen they got to Earth and carried out their scheme, Superman could not figure out where the K radiation was coming from. It felt like it was right next to him! He could not fly out of range of the rays in time and he died.\n\nThey took his dead body back to their homeworld to gloat over him. When they put him in a tomb (sick trophy!), the android recovered and felt sorry for Superman. The android found the prototype, the device that was used as a proof-of-concept device, and reversed its action, so that it sucked the K-radiation out of Superman's body. He recovered.(The device killed the andrid, who was not invulnerable, like Superman.)\n\nThen there was some other stuff about having to stop the SRS who threatened to erase all historical and scientific records, plunging the world back into the Dark Ages, unless they were voted into leadership. Superman stopped them, installed a ffreely elected leader, and they enshrined the body of the android, who was the one that really saved them all.\n\nThen, years later, there was some story about a guy called Doomsday, but I'm sure he wasn't very significant.\n\nThere is a character called Mongul, who is very tough and strong, like Superman. IIRC, Mongul is the one who destroyed Coast City, which drive Hal Jordan mad and caused him to destroy the rest of the GL corps. So, Mongul is a bada ss.\n\nThere was a great story with Mongul attacking Superman in the Fortress of Solitude on Superman's birthday. He almost beat Wonder Woman to death, brushed Batman aside with one hand, and was planning to rip Superman's head off and carryit on a spear-point. It was Robin that finally defeated Mongul but I don't know if this story is considered canonical. It was called "For the Man who has Everything" At the end, Superman spoke of throwing Mongul into a black hole. So I don't know if he is still available. But he was tough.\n\n8 NOV 06, 1901 hrs, GMT.
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The below link should be of some help to you! Good Luck!\n\nhttp://www.collectionscanada.ca/comics/027002-6000-e.html
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Ok, here's the deal. The fight begins as any normal Hero vs. Villian fight does. Essentialy they start by pitting Strength against Strength. Then, Rogue takes off one of her gloves and lays her hand on Venom, attempting to absorb his/its power. This fails as Venom attempts to envelop Rogue. She begins to talk to the simbiote directly and makes a deal to allow it to inhabit her body and in exchange, it allows her to touch as she has never (or at least rarley) touch before. The Venom/Rouge entity takes off, leaving Mac Gargan a shattered husk of a man.\n\nEdit:\nTo the person who posted after me:\nFirst off, it's Mac Gargan, not Max.\nSecond, Eddie Brock is dead. He auctioned off his symbiote to the highest bidder. Some rich mobster bought the symbiote for his son, Angelo Fortunato. The merger didn't last long as the symbiote abandoned Angelo in disgust at his new host.\n\nThe symbiote later bonded with Gargan as Brock had killed himself. Joining up with Norman Osborne's (Green Goblin) newly assembled "Sinister Twelve", he was defeated by Spider-Man and now occupies Osborne's old cell in Riker's Island
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"It's Impossible! Lois could never have Superman's baby! Do you think her fallopian tubes could handle the sperm? I grantee you he blows a load like a shotgun right through her back! What about her womb. Do you think it's strong enough to carry his child?" "Sure, why not?" "He's an alien for Christ's sake! His Kryptonian biological makeup is enhanced by Earth's yellow sun. If Lois gets a tan the kid could kick right through her stomach. Only someone like Wonder Woman has a strong enough uterus to carry his kid. The only way he could bang regular chicks is with a kryptonite condom, but that would kill him."-I believe the original conversation between T.S. and Brodie should answer your question.
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This is a pretty clear cut case. Despite his cosmic powers, Norrin Radd is no match for the man of steel. Superman would eat the surfer alive...\n\nUnless...\n\nThe Surfer was able to lure Superman far enough from Earth's yellow sun that Clark Kent would find himself powerless in the depths of space.\n\nDisclaimer: I am a Marvel-head almost exclusively. If there is compelling evidence that Superman can travel great distances from the sun without losing his powers then there is not a prayer for the surfer. Any DC people have any information on this?
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DAMN good question! Kudos for throwing a creative one out there!\nThis fight would depend on ONE pivotal fact, and that is, would Wonder Woman know about Rogue's powers? Thats really the crux.\nTo wit:\nIf wonder Woman knew of Rogue's unique ability to drain powers , etc by skin contact, well, all she'd have to do is put on some gloves, wear some nylons under her normal togs, and corral Rogue with her "Golden Lasso" (which, strangely, just kinda sounds dirty. But anyway...)\nBut, if it were a spontaneous brawl, with neither of the two knowing what to expect, I think Rogue would have a VERY good chance of beating Wonder Woman. Think about it. Wondy wears VERY little clothing, and is one of the few heroes who DOESN'T wear gloves. She punches Rogue in the face, its all over. Or Rogue grabs her bare thigh. Or they engage in semi-nude foxy boxing. You get the idea. Because Wonder Woman DOES tend to use her fists as a first offense, its very likely she'd fall victim. And Rogue, while nowhere near as invincible as Wonder Woman, she's certainly tough enough to take a slug in the face from our favorite Amazon.\nSo, as I said, I think its all a question of whether Wonder Woman were forewarned about Rogue's abilities or not. Because when Batman is on your team, its very likely you might have such information.\nAnyway, thats the way I see this one.\nAgain, interesting question.\nPeace.
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Hey Paul, I am a conservative too, and I totally agree with ya....Superman is an American icon.....why is he allowed to come here with out papers and be worshiped as a super hero???
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Others have done the Spiderman/Batman scenario over and over again. I'll pass on that, and concentrate on Storm and Hawkwoman.\n\nFirst, I must protest-- you're automatically giving the advantage to Storm, by establishing pre-existing weather conditions that she can use to her advantage (wind, cloud cover, etc.). But let's examine the situation.\n\nWe're looking at Storm and Hawkwoman (not Hawkgirl, the character as originally introduced, but the more realistic version shown in the Hawkworld series.)\n\nStorm and Hawkwoman have not met before. Storm might very naturally try to stir up the winds, causing Hawkwoman to crash to the ground from her flight. This would seem the simplest, most obvious and most effective use of her powers under the circumstances.\n\nBut, what Storm DOESN'T KNOW is that Hawkwoman derives her power of flight from Thanagarian technology, not thrust, lift, drag and gravity! She has anti-gravity. \n\nIf Hawkwoman knows she is being attacked (and I cannot see Storm acting in such a dishonorable manner as to attack without warning), then she can reasonably manipulate her antigravity controls to make it SEEM as though she is plunging toward the ground helplessly, while locating her enemy.\n\nAt the last instant, Hawkwoman can pull out of her dive and fire her submachine gun at Storm. Storm has no defenses against automatic weapons fire. Hawkwoman wins.\n\n20 NOV 06, 1521 hrs, GMT.
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I think you're thinking of Brainiac from the pages of Superman - but then again, Mojo Jojo would be a good answer, too.  :P
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You can make the argument in many different ways.  I think his origin follows the science of the time rather than any religious imagery.\n\nJor-el was not actually named that when Superman was first created.  It was "Jor-L".  This blows an earlier poster's idea that Jor"-el" was an indication for "god".\n\nSupes origin ran:  "Krypton, a distant planet so far advanced in evolution that it bears a civilization of super men - beings which represent the human race at its ultimate peak of perfect development!".  \n\nWe are not seeing a divine creation here, we are seeing eugenics, the application of science on the genome.  Superman's original origin followed along the thought of the 1930's  that selective breeding could yield a "superman".  The terrors of Germany in WWII brought a change to this type of thought.\n\nSo, in answer to your question, Superman was not christian inspired... he was inspired by the science and cultural theories of the 1930's.
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No.  The Batman was an ordinary human; Superman had extraordinary super-human powers.  No contest.