Superman versus Supreme

Known Superpowers:Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, invulnerability, senses, intelligence, regeneration, longevity, super breath, heat vision, x-ray vision, microscopic vision, telescopic vision, and flight    

Rules:

1) Neither man knows about the other's weaknesses

2) Neither man has any knowledge of the other this is the first time they've met  
 
3) CURRENT VERSIONS ONLY PLEASE...Don't want to hear about any Silver Age or Bronze Age versions thank you. 
  
4) NOT a bloodlust battle...both men are acting on the current moral fibers they've always had based on the comic books 
 
 
Battleground:  Metropolis 
 
Scenerio:  Lex Luthor creates a portal to look into the Image dimension and finds Supreme, thinking his power is able to kill the Man of Steel he finds a way to teleport him into the DC Universe right into Metropolis. Superman goes to investigate as usual and a disoriented Supreme think he's responsible throws the first punch...all hell breaks loose after that...how does this end?
 
 

" @Blue Son: what has supreme done that go with supermans speed/ durablity/ strength/ vision or breathe based powers?- high feats "

"Supreme beats Superman to a bloody pulp."

" @Mayday_ said:

"Supreme beats Superman to a bloody pulp."

well it really depends which versions "

Hasnt this been done . ? 
@Mayday_ said:

" Supreme beats Superman to a bloody pulp.
 
@Valtot said:

" @Blue Son: what has supreme done that go with supermans speed/ durablity/ strength/ vision or breathe based powers?- high feats "

Think Silver Age Superman. That's basically what Supreme is. "

" @Mayday_:  I am getting your concept but he is no Doomsday.  I would give him piece of everybody what you just mention but doomsday LOL no "

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Superman wins on account of the Fact that I flat out HATE!!!!! Supreme. "

supreme kills modern age superman unless he gets angry an go all out

Was pre-moore Supreme really SA Supes level? I've heard that from time to time but I can't verify it...

Superman

Something is definitely wrong here.
 
Superman is losing a fight on Comicvine?

I like Supreme, he decimated an earlier incarnation of Youngblood, in outerspace no less, but I've gotta give this one to Supes!!  He always finds a way to win, his determination is 2nd only to Captain America (or Batman).

Cover art to Supreme #41 (after Superman #1), the start of Alan Moore's run.
Art by Jerry Ordway.

Alan Moore was asked by Rob Liefeld to write further adventures of Supreme. Moore agreed, on the condition that he could throw out everything previously done with the character, as he felt the comic was "not very good." Beginning with issue 41 of Supreme, Moore began retooling Supreme, using multiple layers of metafiction, with each issue containing commentary on storytelling, comics history in general, and the Superman mythos in particular. The clichés of the superhero genre were frequently used without Moore's characteristic deconstruction and sense of irony. He stated in interviews that it was also something of an apology, as he had become famous for deconstructing superhero characters in various dark ways.

The Story of the Year

Given free rein over the Supreme—and, indeed the wider Maximum (later Awesome) universe—Moore plotted one of his fabled dense storylines to revolutionise the Supreme universe. Drawing on the Silver Age Superman (and the boundless innovations of Silver Age greats such as Julius Schwartz, Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson in particular), Moore's Supreme both built-upon and ignored all the issues that had previously seen print, re-creating the character from his origin(s) up. Although the "Story of the Year" arc was intended to finish with a Silver-Age-evoking 80-Page Giant special issue, it was ultimately split into two parts: 52a and 52b. Nevertheless, the action (which included multiple flashbacks to 'earlier' Supreme stories/adventures, as well as pastiches of and references to a number of comicbook staples) tied together by #52 in a manner which saw the seeds sown in Moore's earliest issues addressed several issues later. (A common factor in much of his work, but especially seen in his later ABC titles Tom Strong and Promethea.)    

Could I have some feats for Supreme? And what does molecular adaptation to any threat mean? That he develops new powers?

wow. interesting batlle...

Supes

bump

Superman has a better collection of strength, speed, and durability feats, accumulated over the years.

Supreme has battled Gladiator and Omni-Man to a stand-still in cross-overs, and while not canon, should give some indication of power scaling intended by the author(s). I mean, they really went waaaaay out of their way in both those fights to show they were evenly matched, on panel.

So, much like Glads or Omni-Man, I would put Supreme very near to, but not quite at Superman's level. I would say 90-95% of Superman's overall power.

I'd give the majority to Superman here, with high-diff, 6/10