While the Vision is certainly unique among the heroes of Marvel Comics, the character's original backstory is far more consistent with his Justice League analogue, the Martian Manhunter. Everything from Vision's cold and stoic demeanor to his strange and mysterious design sets him apart from his Avengers teammates.
Martian Manhunter, also known as J'onn J'onzz and John Jones, is a superhero from the planet Mars and the last surviving member of his race. A martian holocaust killed his wife and daughter, nearly driving him mad until he was brought to Earth in an accident caused by scientist Saul Erdel.
As powerful a telepath as Martian Manhunter is, he can't really stand against Jean Grey. She could trap him in his own mind, stopping him from doing anything in the physical world and giving her time to figure out his weakness to fire and use it against him.
Owing to trademark conflicts over other characters named "Captain Marvel" owned by Marvel Comics, DC has branded and marketed the character using the trademark Shazam! since his 1972 reintroduction.
Timely Comic's Vision from the 1940s is very akin to DC's Martian Manhunter. Marvel Comic's Vision is a descendant concept from Timely's Vision, but is a robot while the original Vision was an alien.
Vision has plenty of strengths, but one of his biggest weaknesses is his mental vulnerability. Vision struggles against characters that have psychic abilities, and Martian Manhunter has multiple mental powers that would beat the Vision in a fight.
Why is Martian Manhunter so weak in Justice League?
Despite his great power, which often rivals Superman, Martian Manhunter has a most common weakness: fire. This fear is the result of manipulation of the Martians by the Guardians of the Universe in the distant past; the Martians were once composed of fire - they used it to reproduce.
Namor the Sub-Mariner, Marvel's undersea hero, and just as often villain, is one of the publisher's first two major characters. He is often called “Marvel's Aquaman,” but the truth is, he appeared a full two years before DC's King of Atlantis.
Believe it or not, Doctor Spectrum is Marvel's little known answer to DC Comics' Green Lantern. A wielder of color and light just like a Lantern, Doctor Spectrum is a space-faring hero who belongs to a team of heroes that protects America.
Who is more powerful Black Adam or Martian Manhunter?
Many DC fans consider Martian Manhunter to be equal to Superman in power levels. The two are aliens with superhuman strength and durability. Manhunter even has an even bigger advantage with his psychic abilities. However, he stood no chance against Black Adam.
The only way to beat the Hulk is to end the fight as quickly as possible, otherwise he'll get too strong to deal with. Martian Manhunter would be able to accomplish this. Martian Manhunter is much, much stronger than the Hulk before the Jade Giant's strength gets enhanced by anger.
Who is stronger Scarlet Witch or Martian Manhunter?
It's that mix of abilities that will help Martian Manhunter beat Scarlet Witch. Not only is he a physical powerhouse on par with Superman, but his shapeshifting, invisibility, intangibility, and telepathy make him even more versatile. It's these powers that would make defeating Scarlet Witch a snap for him.
Who would win in a fight between Martian Manhunter and Thanos? Thanos due to to the fact his overpowered, manhunter would give a good fight but ultimately thanos' strenght, raw power and indestructibility outlast him.
Being in such high levels of power and influence within the government, it seems as though Martian Manhunter seemed content to play at being a human while doing good when he could behind the scenes, presumably not wanting to risk being exposed as an alien life form from Mars.
In both Marvel and DC, there exist mystical threats alongside more conventional ones, and each universe is protected against such forces by a powerful magician. Marvel has Doctor Strange, and DC has Doctor Fate. Both figures even have a fancy cape to sell the wizard look.
Wonder Woman is an American comic book heroine created for DC Comics by psychologist William Moulton Marston (under the pseudonym Charles Moulton) and artist Harry G. Peter.
Before Hal Jordan, there was Abin Sur, an alien from the planet Ungara, who patrolled the spaceways of Sector 2814 until crash-landing on Earth. With his dying breath, he granted his power ring to Hal Jordan, and charged him with accepting the role of Green Lantern of this space sector.
He was sent to Earth and raised by a human family as Mark Milton. Hyperion is able to absorb cosmic energy, which gives him incredible strength, super speed, flight, atomic vision, and a weakness to the isotope Argonite. Though hardly alone in this regard, he's usually considered Marvel's Superman.
Marvel's answer to DC's Flash is known as none other than The Blur. So being Quicksilver is Marvel's most well known speedster, how is this other hero meant to represent the Flash?
The Martian Manhunter wins this contest, but not for the reasons you might think. It is not using his phenomenal abilities of molecular control, invisibility or superhuman strength to win the day. Of the three, his physical strength is still just shy of either.
Martian Manhunter is faster, more agile and has more powers than even Superman. However, in terms of strength alone, natural strength that is, Superman takes it. While J'onn is able to outmatch Shazam, that doesn't make him a match here for Superman.
Martian Manhunter's strength is on par with Wonder Woman's and his shapeshifting, Martian vision, invisibility, and intangibility give him way too weapons to use against her. He can beat the Justice League on his own, so Wonder Woman would not try him solo.
