Sufferthorn

He doesn't need a Kryptonite suit. He just needs enough Kryptonite to enhance the radiation in a field around him, he will also create repulsors and beams with the energy frequency of a red sun.

Speed and Senses are Supermans greatest ally here. Iron Man must find a way to hide from his enhanced vision and senses. He must create a stealth-suit that is undetectable to the slightest sound, sight, or smell in order to successfully spring a trap.

Terrax isn't a non-factor. He just can't possibly beat Thor. He'll be able to help.

I say it's a decent fight.

naaaah, I do that all the time.

I'm pretty confident that Thor would've beaten Kurse eventually there. Every Hero meets that one Villain they underestimated. It wouldn't be interesting if there wasn't a challenge somewhere.

Loki's weapons are -always- enchanted. Bullets and other bladed weapons were bouncing off Thor like nerf-guns.

Plus, Thor was feeling the burn because he was going toe-to-toe with other Gods and Godlike beings.

@princearagorn1: That might be considered debatable in this thread.

Riddler almost always handicaps, as in he always purposefully allows a way for his enemy to figure it out.

Moriarty does the same though. Maybe a bit less.

Sherlock and Batman meeting would be entirely non-canon.

Moriarty believes himself to be the greatest criminal mastermind to ever exist. But the Riddler challenges this idea that he could possibly be surpassed in intellect. The Riddler begins his battle of wits with Moriarty, and the battle can span across the entire globe.

Morals on

Location: Earth.

I'll create a seperate thread matching him up against someone else, and a Round 2 with their original roles.