Unlike him, Catwoman has no actual special powers, no matter that the live-action films sometimes like to claim the opposite. Even if she gets a hit in, she wouldn't do any real damage to Superman and the fight would be over almost before it could start.
Depicted by many as being “Marvel's Batman” due to his vast wealth and resources, it only makes sense that Iron Man would be able to quickly take down Catwoman. Though she has held her own against The Dark Knight several times, Iron Man is on an entirely different level in terms of his armor.
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.
It's a very close call, but Black Cat's powers and enhanced costume gives her the edge, narrowly making her our top cat. That being said, we'd gladly adventure or plunder alongside either of these incredible cat burglars as heroes or thieves.
She was originally characterized as a supervillain and adversary of Batman, but has been featured in an eponymous series since the 1990s that portrays her as an antiheroine, often with a utilitarian moral philosophy.
And while Catwoman and Batman have enjoyed an on-again/off-again romance in the comic books for years, Selina's greatest fear may once have been of the Dark Knight himself as revealed by a dose of Scarecrow's signature fear toxin.
Catwoman might not have been so impressed by Wonder Woman in the comics, but there's no denying that Wonder Woman's many powers give her a clear advantage against non-powered opponents, such as Catwoman.
During her heist, law enforcement on the scene try to stop Catwoman using catnip. While this may be effective for normal cats, Selina is far from normal. The only one who knows what works effectively is Batman, who reveals the feline fatale's weakness are laser pointers and boxes.
Catwoman has long-range abilities with her whip and is popular for using it to her great advantage. Either by lassoing Harley or by taking her main weapon (the bat), Catwoman would most likely reign victor in long-range combat.
Yes, Batman has taken down Cain in a fight before when necessary, but one-on-one in a battle to the death, Cassandra is coming out on top. As a result, Batman isn't afraid to admit that he'd lose a one-on-one fight with Cassandra Cain's Batgirl.
She's capable of hand-to-hand combat, but she's made all the more dangerous by her cat-like speed and reflexes. While Batgirl is also a competent fighter, we believe that Catwoman likely has the edge in terms of raw speed and agility.
Although typically thought and reproduced as a villain, Catwoman repeatedly in a heroic capacity, and, in the most modern comics, is a hero as often as a villain, and even when a villain shows consistent moral standards and far more restrictions and scruples than any of Batman's other great enemies.
All hail Michelle Pfeiffer, by far the best Catwoman we've ever had. The three-time Oscar nominee played Selina Kyle in Tim Burton's Batman Returns, introducing a welcome fantasy element into her story.
Her feats have been so amazing, one could argue that her athletic ability is somewhat superhuman. Master Martial Artist: She was trained by the Armless Master in martial arts and by Wildcat in boxing and street-fighting.
Even with her fighting knowledge, Hulk's raw power alone is likely far too much for her to handle. Furthermore, Hulk only grows stronger as his rage increases. In a prolonged fight with Wonder Woman, he is very likely to grow ever stronger, eventually being able to completely overpower her.
Wonder Woman is one of the toughest beings in any universe but unfortunately for her, she doesn't have the raw power to take Thanos down. She'd run through the Black Order with ease, but Thanos would be too much for her.
Catwoman has been regarded as an anti-hero because of her checkered past. Her thieving was first originated through self-interest and not through the idea of accosting others their goods, per cracking the safe to recover her jewelry once kept from her by her abusive partner.
She grew up to become a very skilled cat burglar and later became the master thief known as Catwoman. After discovering the banking information to the Falcone family fortune, Selina became an extremely wealthy woman and managed to build up a reputation of a popular socialite for herself.
A major element of Batman/Catwoman has been an examination of the relationship between the Joker and Catwoman. As perhaps the most the Dark Knight's most important antagonists, they've shared a unique bond despite their nominal reasons to despise each other.
