Ghost Rider has appeared in a lot of forms in the history of Marvel Comics, and it doesn't matter which human being it has possessed, as it's powers are absolutely legendary. The Spirit of Vengeance is a celestial entity, and that alone makes him one of the toughest characters Batman would ever come up against.
In a battle between Batman and Thor, considering the vast gap in their powers and abilities, Thor would likely emerge as the victor. Thor's godly strength, control over lightning, and durability put him in a league beyond that of a mortal like Batman.
Batman alone can't put a stop to Superman. If he had taken on the Man of Steel one-on-one, he would surely be clobbered. Unless he had a Red Sun Heater in his utility belt, there was no way he'd be able to subdue Superman had the Doom Patrol not showed up.
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.
To deal with Darkseid, Batman and the Justice League forged the Hellbat armor, equipping it with enough power to beat the god right out of Darkseid; that's exactly what Batman did.
Possibly the most obvious win, Thanos is an all-powerful villain who would take down Batman in the blink of an eye. Especially if the Titan-native had his hands on the Infinity Gauntlet at the time of the fight against the fight, then it would be irrefutable that Thanos 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!
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.
Batman's lack of superhuman abilities makes him especially vulnerable to physical trauma, as his body cannot withstand continuous beatings without severe consequences. Batman's past trauma and lack of emotional healing make him easily manipulated by his enemies, who use his fears and personal losses against him.
Unlike most superheroes, Batman does not possess any superpowers, instead relying on his intellect, fighting skills, and wealth. The 1960s Batman television series used a camp aesthetic, which continued to be associated with the character for years after the show ended.
Bruce regularly shows he can focus that raw strength to perform some frightening displays of power every night. Batman has lifted giant beams weighing around 800 to 1000 pounds (or more) without any extra help. He's also lifted giants like Solomon Grundy (who must weigh well over 500 pounds) with a single arm.
Doomsday did something no one else could do in DC Comics. He killed Superman. This was one of DC's biggest comic book moments. Doomsday was raised on Krypton as a weapon of mass destruction, killed and resurrected constantly, ensuring it could never die the same way twice.
These two heroes have fought criminals, gods, and supermen, but if pitted against each other they would both face one of their toughest matches. Ultimately, the most likely winner is Batman.
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.
However, the eccentric clown has crossed the line, quite a few times. This is partly because he is the most recurring Batman villain, but also because he doesn't know where to draw the line. Far from intimidation, The Joker has managed to kill Batman, in body and in spirit.
The Batman from Kingdom Come, easily among the best DC comic book series ever, possesses a powerful armored suit that increases his strength, stamina, and agility to near-superhuman levels. These mitigate his age and injuries sustained from decades of fighting crime.
Batman is officially not superhuman, including in his strength. However, he has a physique that would be extreme even for an Olympic champion and would break some world records: sometimes by a wide margin.
Comic book fans love joking about how Batman can practically beat anyone if he has the proper prep time, but many fans forget that he did in the iconic Justice League story Justice League of America: Tower of Babel written by Mark Waid released in 2000.
Thanos exists in a realm Batman could not even concieve of. Batmans armours are not as good as Iron Man, he is equal in fighting skill to Captain America and they were easily defeated. Unless you think he can “detective the hell out of Thanos” it's quite obviously no.
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.
Despite his immense power, the Hulk has been defeated by heroes like Wolverine, Iron Man, Puck, and the Punisher. Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and the Thing have also managed to take down the Hulk using their intelligence, teamwork, and unique abilities.
