Can Batman beat Antman? Despite Ant-Man's training, Batman is by far the better warrior. If the Bat gets the drop on Scott, it's game over. In an extended battle, however, Scott has a good chance of winning.
Although Ant-Man has the advantage of growing and shrinking, he has to rely on science to execute those abilities. Fans could easily see Batman coming up with a special gadget to counteract that power, rendering Ant-Man useless against him.
There is merit to this idea that Kang outclasses Ant-Man by a mile. In Marvel Comics, the 31st-century time traveler has a well-earned reputation as one of the Avengers' greatest villains ever.
Swamp Thing and Batman have faced off and the same thing always happens. Batman can't stop him. Sure, he can destroy one of Swamp Thing's bodies, but that's not going to destroy Swamp Thing. He can just make another one.
Incredibly, though, Batman has actually successfully defeated the Hulk. Back in 1981, relations between rival publishers DC and Marvel were in a good way, and the two had yet to come up with the idea their characters existed in different universes.
Without any superpowers, Batman is at a massive disadvantage as he would have to rely on his combat prowess to best Wanda. However, he would have a hard time getting close before she shreds through his armor with a massive blast of energy.
In terms of raw power, Goku outclasses Batman by several magnitudes. An argument could be made that Goku might be more powerful than anyone in the DC Universe. Even Batman's famous "Hellbat" armor likely wouldn't be able to bring the Saiyan warrior down.
That is, taking on One-Punch Man strength versus strength, ends with the opponent's defeat. His punch is, at the moment, unstoppable if it lands. If Batman were to challenge Saitama in this manner, he would undoubtedly loose.
Hulk. Because even if Antman were to shrink small enough to go into Hulk's ear and mess with his brain, he would die inside Hulk's head from either radiation exposure (even if his suit was insulated good enough), or he would just outright be incinerated from the enormous amount of radiation.
In the comics, Ant-Man is regarded as the strongest because of his sheer size as Goliath which seems very surface-level considering Hulk and Thor's feats of immeasurable strength that Ant-Man can't compete with.
Perhaps if you're an omnipotent being, then you can catch him, but not if you're Thor. Sure, he rip open the earth with his hammer, or axe, but he couldn't hit Ant-Man with a lightening bolt. He's just too small. But there's another thing, that's not used enough, but it's clearly an obvious battle winner.
Batman takes this fight every time. Deadpool is no joke and any character on almost any level is going to have trouble with the Merc with a Mouth. A lot of Deadpool's power comes out of some unique traits to being Deadpool related to: Skill, regeneration, and absolute unpredictability.
To beat Doomsday, he would have to kill him. So, no. Doomsday would be impossible for him to defeat, especially since he can't take him on in close quarter combat. Since Doomsday is a unstoppable, unrelenting killing machine that never gets tired, he wouldn't be able to last long since Batman is still human.
"Thanos could take a punch from the Hulk, we've seen that. And it stands to reason his whole body is at least as strong as that," Markus said. "If Ant-Man expanded, he would be simply crushed against the immovable walls of Thanos' mighty rectum."
Surprisingly, the answer is almost certainly, “No.” Although Batman's will and moral compass do make him a worthy candidate for Thor's hammer, his track record with super powers is less than stellar. In several storylines, Batman has acquired genuine superpowers but frequently becomes corrupted by them.
He possesses skill, determination, and intellect that is unrivaled and has allowed him to prevail against some of the strongest villains in comics. Black Panther is certainly no slouch and would not go down without a fight, but even the King of Wakanda would fall to the Dark Knight.
loki he is far faster and stronger then batman, smarter, a better fighter, he had 100s of years, and can do magic, but they like having batman win even when logic said he could not.
Reflexes. Aside from enhanced strength and speed, Cap also gained enhanced reflexes — enough to dodge bullets from point-blank range. While Batman, though more reflexive than an average human, just wouldn't cut it in the reflexes department. In a Batman vs Captain America reflex-combat, America would take the win.
Wiz: Despite Batman possessing more skill and knowledge, Spider-Man's abilities ultimately overpowered his arsenal. Boomstick: To be fair, Bats might have been able to deal with Spidey's strength and speed, but that damn Spider-Sense changes everything!
There haven't been many times that Batman and Flash have fought each other, but in the rare times it has happened, Bruce Wayne has proven he has a few tricks up his sleeve that could be used to take down the scarlet speedster.
Originally Answered: Who would win in a fight Batman or Captain Marvel? Captain marvel wins in a no prep fight. Shazam wins in a no prep fight. However both can be defeated in a prep fight with hellbat and final batsuit with final batsuit confirming batman's victory.
While the Marvel and DC's heroes are pretty evenly matched in some places, DC's would prove too powerful for Marvel's superteams to handle. Beyond the fact that DC's heroes are overall more powerful, they have many advantages. From magic-users to Kryptonians to the Flash Family, Marvel can't match DC's power.
While Catwoman escaped Batman many times during her villain years, there's one thing she was unable to do and that's beat him. Catwoman has some advantages over Batman but she's never been able to conclusively defeat him in a fight. More often than not, he let her get away because of his feelings for her.
