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.
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.
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).
The Lizard is a potent foe, and his bestial strength is greater than Spider-Man's. However, like many other foes, Lizard has found it impossible to take down the Wall-Crawler, who is always one step ahead of him.
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.
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Could Green Goblin have killed Spider-Man?
Although he did manage to kill Spider-Man in the Ultimate Universe, Norman Osborn has never managed to vanquish his greatest foe in the mainstream Marvel Universe.
In Earth-71928, the Goblin Armor was a reactive armor where the sections that had been hit exploded outwards. This neglected the projection force of any projectiles hitting the damaged spots. Underneath the external portions were layers of bullet proof fiber.
One of Spider-Man's greatest victories is a fight his fellow heroes don't remember, as the web-slinger's defeat of Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet is only known by him.
Spider-Man's speed and agility give him an advantage over the Hulk, who is not known for being agile. Spider-Man's unknown limits of strength make him a potentially formidable opponent for the Hulk.
Peter Parker is a genius in his own way, but he would have a tough time thinking of a way to stop the Man of Steel. Unless Spider-Man has some Kryptonite lying around, there's no chance he could beat Superman in a fair fight.
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.
The Green Goblin had the advantage in speed and strength, while Batman was smarter and had more gadgets. Boomstick: But Batman's punches were nothing to the Green Goblin, we're talking about the dude who goes toe-to-toe with Spider-Man regularly.
As Green Goblin, Osborn became the first great enemy of Spider-Man. Both alters eventually discovered that Spider-Man's identity was Parker and became enemies with Mary Jane Watson. In their final battle, he was accidentally impaled and killed by his own Goblin Glider.
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.
Like his namesake, Spider-Man's strength and agility stand far above those of the average human, allowing him to lift nearly 10 tons and to leap and move at incredible speeds with high accuracy. He also heals faster than normal when injured, though he is not completely immune to viruses and other human ailments.
Both Osborn and Octavius became villains when their respective discoveries went wrong; i.e. the Green Goblin serum and the tentacles' AI. They were more villainous by reason of insanity. Venom, on the other hand, was born bad and got worse from there.
"Spider-Man would beat Deadpool. Easily. Because Deadpool loves Spider-Man, and therefore could never bring himself truly to hurt Spider-Man. Spider-Man would take Deadpool down, but still visit him both in the hospital and later in prison.
He knows how the Norse god fights, and he knows that it would be impossible for him to beat Thor. He's smart enough to know the only hope he'd have against Thor is with a group, one that would distract the god long enough for Spider-Man to make a difference in the fight.
The red-sun radiation negates Superman's invulnerability in regards to Spider-Man, allowing Spider-Man's punches to hurt Superman until the radiation dissipates, and Superman is again invulnerable. When his punches, instead of staggering Superman, suddenly have little effect, Spider-Man calls off the fight.
Although he is an extremely skilled marksman, Clint Barton is often considered to be the weakest member of the team seeing as he's just a regular guy with a bow and arrow.
Spider-Man has defeated enemies who are technically more powerful than Ultron, but the villain's adamantium body is nigh-indestructible. Unable to pierce Ultron's armor, Spider-Man will be at a serious disadvantage unless he can quickly come up with a solution — like calling in the Avengers.
Spider-sense + spider reflexes + spider speed + spider strength, even Batman's martial arts skills are no match. Sure, he could land one lucky hit that could take Spidey out but statistically speaking, on paper he'd lose.
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.
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).
At the apex of his mania following his transformation, he is paranoid, delusional, and suffers from visual and auditory hallucinations, including hearing the voice of his Green Goblin persona and seeing its face in the mirror rather than his own.
