1 Batman Couldn't Beat Green Goblin In A Straight Fight He can usually figure out a way to beat just about everyone he fights, but he rarely goes one on one with someone like Green Goblin. Green Goblin is way too strong for Batman.
Wiz: Overall, they're gadgets may have basically countered each other, but the Green Goblin's superior strength, durability, speed and equipment trumped him in the end.
10 Green Arrow Could Beat Batman If It Came Down To It
However, Green Arrow could beat him. The operative word is 'could. ' Batman may have more skill than Green Arrow in a lot of ways, but Oliver has surprised all kinds of foes over the years. He's worked with Batman, so he knows how The Dark Knight operates.
With the drama of a grand finale, the Green Goblin prepared to dispatch his adversary once and for all, extracting a glistening pumpkin bomb from his arsenal. In the end, it wasn't the Joker who got the last laugh, but the Goblin, as the Joker vaporized in an instant and left no trace of his existence behind.
Bane is one of Batman's greatest foes, and he acts like it. His combination of muscles and brains has served him well against the Dark Knight, but he will find it harder to defeat Green Goblin.
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Can Thor beat Green Goblin?
8 Thor Would Utterly Crush Him
When it comes to Thor, it's honestly easy to give him strong odds against almost any hero or villain in Marvel. He is the God of Thunder, after all, and has the power to stand up to anyone and everyone. It's rare that the Green Goblin has come into open battle with Thor.
It's conceivable Osborn could beat Sandman using science, but an enraged Green Goblin would try to overpower Sandman - which is a feat he wouldn't be able to accomplish.
In the end, the Goblin could easily overpower the hero and pummel him with punches that could last longer than most, as he's never been shown to get tired from a long fight. While it's likely he could be beaten into submission, it's a war of attrition that Cap simply can't overcome.
More than what the Green Goblin has done to Spider-Man, the supervillain has his own surprising set of superpowers and is physically stronger than his arch-nemesis, making him a truly dangerous villain in Spidey's extensive cast of enemies.
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!
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.
Hal Jordan, a.k.a. The Green Lantern, is a very powerful superhero. He has one of, if not the, strongest wills in the galaxy. As a result, he overmatches many of his foes when he has his ring on. Although Batman is one of the most dangerous people/heroes on Earth, Green Lantern would beat Batman in a fight.
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.
Batman may have great intellect but so does Thanos, who happens to possess an exponential amount of strength compared to Batman along with the Infinity Stones that can bend time and reality. Batman can simply not prevail.
There is a published Marvel/DC crossover story where Batman and the Hulk fight, and Batman wins. It is the stupidest, most inane outcome in the history of comic books, and comic book characters. In this fight, Batman subdues the Hulk by kicking him in the solar plexus.
As soon as he says the magic word, Billy Batson has powers of super-strength, flight, immortality, magic lightning, and many other miscellaneous abilities. Batman could never match that level of pure power.
The most crippling weakness of the Green Goblin, namely the Norman Osborn version, is the character's outlandish madness. The Goblin Formula had a drastic effect on Norman's mind, which when combined with his previous megalomania made him a villain hellbent on destruction and mayhem.
As a result of the Goblin Formula, Norman possesses superhuman strength (able to lift nine tons), speed, reflexes, endurance, and healing. He can regenerate damaged tissue and organs (though not at the same rate as the mutant James Howlett/Logan, AKA Wolverine).
Venom's raw power alone has allowed him to contend with the Hulk and the Juggernaut. His shapeshifting, assimilation of Spider-Man's web-slinging abilities, having one of the strongest healing factors in comics, and his tendrils also showcase more abilities than the Green Goblin.
Green Goblin is Spider-Man's superior when it comes to strength. Osborn wouldn't have it any other way and on top of that, he has a powerful healing factor.
Yes — but not as thorough. The Goblin has a strength of ten or fifteen tons, while the classic Super Soldier Serum gives around half a ton or more (this is one place where the MCU does not count).
Rhino ranks among the best Spider-Man villains in Marvel Comics and certainly among the strongest. He lifts 100 tons in his specialized suit, far beyond Spider-Man's capability, which lies closer to 10 tons.
Spider-Man is likely stronger, as he constantly holds back. (Doc oc taking control of peters body and punching scorpions jaw off proves this). Green goblin is weaker than Spider-Man, but has the advantage of forcing him into his plans and into bad positioning.
5 Hobgoblin Proved He Was Physically Stronger In Battle Against The Green Goblin. During his first encounters with Spider-Man, the Hobgoblin was hopelessly outgunned and relied on his gadgets for survival. When Hobgoblin finally cracked the code of Osborn's formula, his discovery granted him a major upgrade.
