Sgtcrispy

Deathstroke.

In the New 52 Cyborg has access to every computer on the globe, even Batman's. Could he not just shut the Iron Man suit off?

Captain America vs. Batman

Black Panther vs. DeathStroke

The Thing vs. Beast Boy

Ghost Rider(Johnny) vs. Martian Manhunter

Colossus(With Juggs powers) vs. Power Girl

Thor vs. Superman

ArchAngel vs Hawk Girl

Iron Man vs. Cyborg

DareDevil vs. Nightwing

Iron Fist vs. Cassandra Cain

Wonder Man vs. Aqua Man

She-Hulk, A-Bomb, Quick Silver, Ares & Hercules(Has his powers) vs. Wonderwomen

Beta Ray Bill vs. Hal Jordan

Silver Surfer vs. Flash ( Which one? )

Thanos vs. Captain Marvel, Black Adam, John Stewart, & Super Girl

Ghost Rider(Danny) vs. Lobo

Daredevil vs Wildcat

Black Widow vs Lady Shiva

Winter Soldier vs Deadshot

Captain Britain vs Superboy

Bullseye vs Jonah Hex

Daken vs Vandal Savage

Taskmaster(Udon) vs Deathstroke

Captain Mar-Vell vs Power Girl

Skarr vs Cyborg

Baron Zemo vs Ra's Al Ghul

Dr Doom vs Circe

The Enchantress vs Raven

Phoenix Jean vs Alan Scott

It's been done, Flash wins. New 52 not sure as Flash hasn't really had much feats from it yet as he's only 11 or so issues in. Also, which Flash Pre-New 52? Either Wally or Barry could beat him but it helps to specify.

Heatwave easily, especially now with his new powers.

Jason

Deadpool

Jason

Superman easily.

Black Adam and Captain Marvel, I think either of them could defeat either opponent.

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I'll say Prime.

And just got back from seeing T3. My God was that movie terrible. It's a shame all of the Transformers live action films were crap, they had potential.

T3 was the best out of the franchise. It was awesome.

Best out of the franchise is like saying the fastest snail. It's not a big feat. I love most Transformers stuff and wouldn't define T3 as "awesome". But eh, opinions.

Well what do you want it to be compared to then?

A decent movie I guess. Yeah, I guess you could say It's the best Transformers movie. But they're all bad. It's just a generic summer action movie with better special effects but worse story, heart, characters and writing. Pretty much fails in every way that counts for me. Every other movie I see in the summer has good special effects, so It's not too special.

What do you expect a Transformer movie to be? I enjoyed it because I enjoyed the cartoon before I watched the movie. Their not bad, they have good special-effects, story, action etc. It's what a Transformer movie needs, what more do you want?

A decent movie I can enjoy. I don't want tons of bad human characters thrown in my face. I don't want bad writing. I don't want a contrived plot. I don't want horrible humor. I expect it to be good, not Michael Bay playing with explosions and robots for two and a half hours while Shia screams his lungs out with humor I'd expect to find in a Jack Black comedy.

They were the original characters, except Carly. They were needed for the plot. The plot was the strongest of the 3. And was simple. The humor was funny, and if you look closer, you will see that Micheal Bay referred to himself in the movie. Transformers without robots fighting? Wouldn't work.

Not really, but okay. Original doesn't mean good, the problem was that they weren't developed, interesting or overall written well. I couldn't care less about any of them. They were needed for the plot is the problem, that's all they were needed for. They were tools to advance the plot and nothing more, not actual characters you want to learn more about or actually care for. They're just there.

How is a simple plot good? I'm not saying it should be complex, but it shouldn't be this simple and thin. There was just nothing to it, It's just "Get X and Y." The humor was funny? Humor is subjective sure, but to me this was some of the worst humor of any movie. Just one bad immature joke after another. That's nice, how does Michael Bays self-reference have anything to do with anything?

Point out where I said or even implied they shouldn't fight. They should, that's just not all they should do.

The reason I like Transformers is because of the Transformers, the reason I want to read a Transformers Comic or watch the cartoon is because I want to see the Transformers, not the humans. The main human characters don't need to be developed IMO, it's the Transformers that need to developed, and they were. The human characters did not need to be developed, but they were developed enough, because if they were developed too much we'd see less Transformers. And they were just there. Sentinel Prime is alive, he gets the pillars and wants to get Cybertron onto Earth. Have you heard the saying KISS, Keep It Simple Stupid (I'm not calling you stupid, lol), but the plot couldn't be too complex. The humor was just there, you shouldn't expect Eddie Murphy style humor, it was just there. Had a nice tone on the movie. Just saying Bay referring to himself is smart. That's all. That's not all they did. There was a plot, interesting Transformers, etc.

I'm talking about the Transformers characters being developed. They weren't developed. Can you really tell me anything about Bumblebee other than he's loyal and he can't talk? Other than generic things like "nice and cares about Sam ect." They didn't even need the human characters but maybe two.

I agree it shouldn't be too complex, but it shouldn't be too simple and stupid either. I think there should've been a middle ground and not a high end of either spectrum. I don't think the humor should've been there, it was cringe-worthy. If they were going to put it there at least make it funny and not cringe-worthy.

I don't really see how that's smart. It's not difficult to make a reference to yourself in a movie. It's a wink moment, but I don't see how It's really smart or that funny. It was entertaining, but that's it.

I don't see how any Transformers characters were interesting or had interesting traits about them.

That the Transformers have moved on from Sam, Optimus and Sentinel's friendship, well, ex-friendship. The humans strengthened the plot. The plot was the strongest out of the 3, but the plot was also interesting, I wanted to know about the pillars, it wasn't stupid. Nothings stupid in a film with giant-robots, so don't expect a realistic plot. I enjoyed the humor, it came in at the right moments in the film. It helped the character depth a bit. I liked to hear about the Transformers before they came to Earth.

How is the Transformers moving on from Sam an interesting character trait? It's something that happens in the plot, that's not something good about a character. What was so great about their friendship? They were friends, and now they're not. Not really something to write home about. How did the human strengthen the plot? Other than two for us to be able to relate to someone they're not necessary. They didn't do anything but just be there. I'm not saying I expect a realistic plot, I expect a decent, non-convoluted plot. That's the thing, they didn't explore the Transformers before they came to Earth. I mean, I could say "I'd like to hear about X" about any film. In Superbaby Geniuses 2 I'd sure like to hear about what happens to the babies when they grow up. They don't explore Cybertron at all really.