5 The Flash's Speed Is No Match For Doctor Fate Even if The Flash found a way to outwit Fate on that level, there's still the fact that he could just drain The Flash of his Speed Force energies.
Nabu: Nabu is an ancient and powerful magician who has been a recurring enemy of Dr. Fate. In some storylines, Nabu has been able to defeat Dr. Fate through his superior knowledge and control of magic.
There are many scenarios where Superman takes the win by simply being too fast for Doctor Fate. However, provided one of DC's most powerful magic users has the time to prepare the necessary spells, Superman's weakness in magic would make him susceptible to any number of Doctor Fate's attacks.
Fate is clearly the stronger and more durable of the two. He can create a hoard of clones that held down a Superman tier character. And he was fast enough to block his lightning. So he's physically the more powerful character.
Fate Has The Power And Knowledge To Beat Galactus. Dr. Fate is the most powerful member of the Justice League Dark. The current Fate is Khalid Nassour and what he lacks in experience, he makes up for with magical knowledge.
His greatest attribute has always been his mind. Iron Man can do more with less when he needs, figuring out a way to triumph against incredible odds. It's a great skill that won't matter in the slightest against Fate. The easiest way to stop Iron Man is to stop the armor.
Meanwhile, Doctor Fate is shown to be physically superior and faster at casting spells than Strange. While Strange can try to trap Fate in the Mirror Dimension or use portals, Fate could simply teleport back. Speaking of his teleportation, it seems that Fate's teleportation is faster than Strange's portal magic.
Sentry is definitely more physically powerful than Dr. Fate. However, Fate doesn't have to just rely on his physicality. He can shield himself from The Sentry's attacks and use his magical might to take him down.
Welp, it was all great until Dr. Fate died in valiant battle at the end of "Black Adam." It was a noble demise at the hands of supervillain Sabbac that spared the Justice Society. "I forsake my life for the life of my colleagues," Brosnan says. True, but still a seemingly shocking superhero one-and-done.
His abilities to manipulate reality at a fundamental level make him nearly invincible. While Ghost Rider is a powerful supernatural entity with his flaming skull and hellfire, it's unlikely his abilities could match the sheer omnipotence of Dr.
Dr. Fate is definitely stronger than Black Adam in the comics. Fate is a lord of order, empowered by Nabu, an ancient nigh-omnipotent god; Fate can essentially do anything, including travel through time, augment powers, and cancel out magic. Black Adam realistically stands no chance.
Doctor Fate would win. If Doctor Strange is capable of defeating Dormammu, then Doctor Fate is more than capable. Doctor Fate wears the Helm of Fate which possesses the vast magical power, knowledge, and the guidance of one of the most powerful sorcerers in the DC Universe, Nabu.
Full-helmet Doctor Fate, as long as he is not nerfed (he is one of the more frequently nerfed characters in 1960s-1980s comics - - from the 1940s onward there have been periods where he only had half of his magic or was otherwise depowered) - would probably win.
Yes, and I believe that he can. I'm not against Rune King Thor or anything but a lot of his powers for the short story arc he was in has been oversaturated.
On normal conditions Doom doesn't have a hope in hell to beat this guy, under normal/common circumstances, no, Odin would wave his hand and Dr Doom would be gone from existence.
Fate because he is the most powerful Lord of Order. -In his full potential, he can defeat the Lord of Chaos. -He is said to be as powerful as Spectre (Even Spectre agreed) . -He can destroy The Whole God's Sphere, which is bigger than the Multiverse itself.
Yes, With all his flaws the greatest power the doctor has is being a creature that does everything to protect against danger. Much more than Thor, The Doctor is Worthy to lift Mjolnir.
By most accounts, Superman seemingly outclasses Thor in terms of raw strength, especially in earlier versions of the DC Universe. He's pulled planets, punched people into orbit, and performed all sorts of wild feats of strength.
