The Flash Has Always Been Faster Than Superman This also tracks very well with Flash Rebirth #3 where Barry Allen admits there were times he'd let Superman win on purpose whenever they raced for charity in the past. The Flash is the Fastest Man Alive, and that includes being faster than Kryptonians.
At base levels — i.e. the levels of power that Wally and Superman have both showed when it comes to foot speed — Wally would take the race. With Superman's newly enhanced power, he'd likely win. But if there were no rules against how Wally used the Speed Force, then Wally would win.
Superhuman Speed: Superman Prime One Million has the ability to move and fly incredibly fast. He can likely achieve speeds trillions of times faster than light. Superhuman Stamina: Superman Prime One Million's Kryptonian physiology allows him to exert himself at peak capacity for an undetermined amount of time.
When on ground, Superman is always slower than the Flash. However, when in flight, Superman is faster than the Flash. But, if the Flash decides to tamper with the flow of time and “cheat,” then the Flash will be faster than Superman, even if he's flying.
It depends on the writer but above all the comic book. The Flash being faster than Superman in a Flash comic book is expected. Even when that comic book is then directly debunked by a comic book of Superman then showing him using speeds he didn't used in the Flash comic book.
Whereas most versions of Superman have a weakness to magic, Superboy-Prime has a greater resistance to it; he was able to easily fight off Black Adam during their initial encounter, and was only defeated by Shazam and Black Adam in the DC Rebirth when both of them attacked him by saying their word simultaneously, ...
Superman can run and think fast, he just doesn't come close to The Flash's top speed. In all instances of racing The Flash, Superman has never bested him, and throughout the entire history of DC comics, these two heroes have drawn twice. The Flash has bested Superman on two occasions so far.
When necessary, Goku has been faster than The Flash, but it's the source of The Flash's powers, and his years spent mastering the way he and his enemies respond to speed, that holds his best weapon.
Shazam can fly at the speed of light, which makes him faster than almost any other hero, but both Barry Allen and Wally West are able to move at speeds faster than light, meaning that while they would have to push themselves, at least two Flashes are faster than Shazam.
In terms of speed, power, and durability, Superman and Goku (in SSJ2) are pretty much even. However, Goku's martial arts training gives him an edge against Superman. Superman might have gotten some training as well, but it has not been covered or written about as extensively as Goku's. I would say it is about 50-50.
In a nutshell, yes. Now, since this is the place for it, let's get into the details! The three main vulnerabilities Superman has are, typically, kryptonite, red sun energy, and magic.
Superboy-Prime is widely considered one of the most powerful versions of the Man of Steel in the entire multiverse. A huge part of this is thanks to his complete immunity to any form of natural Kryptonite.
Hurting the Hulk would be hard for the Flash, especially since every missed attack would make the Hulk angrier. However, the Flash can always deploy the infinite mass punch, his most devastating attack. It would be a last resort but it would give the Flash the win.
Who Comes Out on Top? While Superman and Thor both have compelling arguments and have been proven to be a relatively even match, Superman ultimately would win the day, unless Thor had Kryptonite on hand.
Fans often wonder who is faster, Sonic or Flash. Whether it's Barry Allen or Wally West, The Flash is the fastest speedster in the DC universe. Of course, Sonic the Hedgehog is the fastest being in his video game universe and he would make other speedsters jealous.
It is said that The Flash can run 13 trillion times faster than the speed of light, which would mean that he can travel up to 1,750,000,000,000,000,000 miles per second. The Flash gets his incredible speed and abilities from The Speed Force.
Short Answer: Godspeed is faster at the current time. Well, technically the Flash is the fastest because he's the protagonist and he also is the source of the speed force, Barry Allen. But at this time Godspeed is quite a bit faster than Barry. So Godspeed is faster but wont be for very long.
It's this power that allows Flash to defeat the villain Darkseid and his best-known device to attain power, the Anti-Life Equation. In Justice League Infinity #7, the story begins with the Justice League - or rather, what's left of them - in dire straights.
In the comics, Godspeed is a few notches faster than Barry Allen as shown in the above photo where he struggled to keep up with him. The only way Barry was able to stop the villainous speedster was to "short-circuit" both their connections to the Speed Force, which temporarily cuts off their super speed.
Thor is currently more powerful than Goku. If it was base Thor, then things would be close between him and Goku. However, Thor became the All-Father, which granted him the Odin Force.
There's no question the Hulk is a near-indestructible force who comes out on top in almost all of his battles of pure strength. However, against Superman, he's outmatched. While Hulk's strength might rival that of the Man of Steel, Superman's other abilities give him a considerable edge against his opponent.
While it is fairly obvious that the Flash could run circles around Thanos under normal circumstances as his powers make him virtually untouchable, there wouldn't be much the Scarlet Speedster could do if he was around for Thanos' Infinity Snap as there is no way to outrun the god-like power of cosmic chance.
11 He Would Lose: Thor Wields A Powerful Enchanted Hammer As The God of Thunder. Barry Allen's abilities allow him to move so fast he can dodge bullets, hand-to-hand attacks, and even run up walls to escape. However, all of his abilities wouldn't be able to hold up against the god of thunder.
