Superman, who fought with a Parademon previously and believes Batman and Green Lantern are working with it, fights the both of them; the two are hopelessly outmatched, with the battle only stopping when Batman calls him "Clark" and Superman discovers Batman is Bruce Wayne.
Batman feared Superman's unchecked power, and Superman (Henry Cavill) hated Batman's brutal methods, but the real reason why Batman and Superman fight is manipulation by Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg).
One of the most interesting of the bunch is the Knightmare sequence in which Bruce Wayne has visions of an evil Superman, and Snyder has officially taken to social media to confirm that Supes turns evil in this sequence because of Darkseid's Anti-Life Equation.
The basis for the story: conflicted ideologies. Batman doesn't think having a deity in charge of peacekeeping is smart, while Superman views Batman's rogue heroism as dangerous and braggadocious. The struggle is the manner in which two heroes define “good” in different ways.
Who would win a fight between Superman and Green Lantern?
Superman could easily take on one or two members of the Green Lantern Corps, but taking on a whole army who can create and wield Kryptonite out of nothing may be too much even for the Man of Steel.
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Why can't Green Lantern beat Superman?
So, his constructs on their own can withstand Superman's attacks and hurt him. Superman is able to overcome Green Lantern's power by combining his will with Batman and taking control of Hal's ring. But if Superman was alone facing that sort of construct, he wouldn't have been able to escape.
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.
Batman feared Superman's unchecked power, and Superman (Henry Cavill) hated Batman's brutal methods, but the real reason why Batman and Superman fight is manipulation by Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg). Batman emerges victorious, and from a narrative perspective, Batman v Superman could go no other route.
That includes the Joker, whose endless cycle of committing crimes, killing innocent people, being captured, and breaking out of Arkham Asylum has caused severe problems in Batman's life and Gotham City.
If Joker is also responsible for Lois' death in this universe, Batman may be using the Clown Prince of Crime as a psychological weapon against their common foe. This might also explain why Superman blames Batman for Lois' death in the BvS Knightmare sequence.
Did Superman come back to life after Batman killed him?
Small clues in both versions of Justice League identify when both movies take place, suggesting the time frame that Superman's death lasted for. Justice League features the resurrection of Superman using the Mother Box, following his demise at the end of Batman v.
The character is first alluded to in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). During a Knightmare sequence, Bruce Wayne experiences a vision of the future in which Darkseid has taken over the Earth and used the Anti-Life Equation to manipulate Superman into becoming his servant.
For an apparently ordinary man, Batman has certainly beaten Superman multiple times. The Dark Knight scored a decisive victory in Batman v Superman (right before Clark began crying out his mother's name) and also took down Superman in the infamous The Dark Knight Returns comic book.
Superman has much more strength than just a man. In fact, if Batman wasn't wearing the right equipment one punch could quite easily kill him, due to the power of the yellow sun.
By using technology within the Fortress of Solitude, Superman not only willingly surrenders his powers for good, he secretly transfers them to Batman to so he can become Earth's next mightiest hero.
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.
Even so, taking both heroes at their maximum potential, it's practically a given that Superman would overpower Thor in terms of sheer physical strength. He may not consider himself a god, but the Last Son of Krypton can still outmatch the God of Thunder on his best day.
If Batman had killed Superman, there would've been no one to stop Doomsday. This would've doomed everyone on the entire planet. One by one, all the way up to 7.6 billion, Doomsday would've eventually killed every single one of us…
No, the Batman doesn't consider himself “clean” or “guiltless” for refusing to kill his enemies — he keeps count of his enemies' victims and believes some of their blood is indeed on his own hands.
But despite the Joker's many atrocities, Batman has never taken the life of his arch-nemesis. This raises the question: why doesn't Batman just kill the Joker and be done with it? The answer lies in Batman's strict moral code, which he developed after witnessing the murder of his parents as a child.
Of all the members of the Justice League, no two heroes are more at odds with one another than Batman and Green Lantern. Why do they seem to despise one another so much? Much of it has to do with their methods of seeking justice being pretty diametrically opposed as well as their personalities.
That depends on how they fight. If the Lanterns fights by Hulks rules in a straight up fight, then the Hulk will win, but if the Lantern is clever and uses his brain to out think and avoid Hulk, the Lantern has a good chance of winning.
