novi_homines

Lol, "goes and beats voldemort". How exactly does he do this. Does he knock him out? kill him? (which he can't or won't do) Please explain in detail how he would "beat voldemort". Lol batman is outmatched. There is no way he comes out victorious in this battle.

I would also like to hear how bruce or batman would win this battle. Regardless of horcruxes or not, Voldemort does not need multiple chances of ending this quickly and swiftly. People seem to not have knowledge of all of the facts. The only reason harry was able to stay alive was because of technicalities between wands, their relation, and their owners. Any thing batman would think of would be obtained by voldemort through occlumency, something snape trained harry on preventing. Like someone said earlier, Harry's victory belongs more to both Dumbledore and Snape than harry himself.

Also, lets not forget that this is magic we're talking about. And a man who has mastered all magic, including the dark arts. I can't see how he would be able to defeat Doctor Strange, let alone a murderous Doctor Strange unchained by morals, and uses the darkest of magic freely.

@grandmastersexyhd: Nice! Yea the warriors are good. I think they definitely have a chance of beating their first round opponent.

I also am a kobe bryant fan, but I love lebrons, durants, and other players' game as well. Lebron very well might end up passing kobe in rankings. I agree with that. But however I don't think there's a chance in hell that he passes MJ. I don't see any player getting more than 5 championships anymore, the league has too much talent. Durant's time will come before Lbj gets to 6, and someone else might come after Durant too. The league is just way too good.

LOL And just think about what MJ did. Perfect 6 nba championships on 6 trips, 6 finals mvps, 5 league mvps, defensive player of the year, 10 time scoring champion, 3 time steals leader. As well as averaging 31.2ppg, 6.6rpg, 11apg in the 1991 nba finals, or scoring 55 in an nba finals game. Averaging 41ppg, 8.5rpg, and 6.3 apg for that series. I bring these numbers up because even if someone were to somehow match all of his gaudy accolades, they will never put up these types of performances in an nba finals series the way mj did consistently, still giving him the edge. I wouldn't hold my breath on anyone passing MJ in this lifetime.

If anyone has any sort of chance, I would say its durant. He seems to developing an all around game. Combine that with the fact that he's probably the deadliest scorer ever, means that he could put up some legendary numbers in the future. And I don't foresee anyone close to his talents younger than him challenging him for championships. But hey, this is all speculation

@king_saturn: Nothing more to be said. To continue on would be unnecessary. You've said why you don't think its impressive, and i've said why I do think it was. Pointless to keep going in circles just for arguments sake.

what the heck is that?

Don't get me wrong, lol mj is unmatched and will be forever unmatched (at least in my lifetime, imo). Mj can't be touched. His 38ppg, 8rebs, and 8assts per game is in my opinion the greatest individual season anyone has ever had, and will ever have. So i'm not even going to touch on what you think i'm insinuating. Kobe isn't mj, even though he's damn close. But I just find it wierd that you can actually call his performance "unimpressive". But hey, you've clearly shown your true colors. Nothing wrong with that.

Knowledge. Preach it.

New Avengers as well (other)