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3 de mar. de 2022 · From what we know by analyzing the most recent materials, there is no clear winner between Batman and Deathstroke, meaning that their fight would probably end up with Batman getting a knife to the stomach and Deathstroke getting a brain-damaging punch to the head, for example.
26 de mar. de 2023 · In this action-packed video, we dive deep into the epic battles between some of the most iconic characters in comic book history: Batman and Deathstroke. Spanning across various forms of media,...
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- 10 Deathstroke Is A Better Killer
- 9 Deathstroke Is Way Worse to Robin Than Batman Ever Was
- 8 Deathstroke Uses Robin Against Batman
- 7 Deathstoke and Batman Fought Over DNA
- 6 Batman Gets in The Way of Deathstroke's Job
- 5 Deathstoke Sees The Areas of Gray More Than Batman
- 4 Deathstroke Stole Batman's Suit
- 3 Deathstroke Was Hired to Kill The Bat
- 2 Their Rivalry Also Spill Into A Movie
- 1 Deathstroke Has A Problem with Batman's Code
This one is pretty straightforward. Batman doesn't kill. That's a rule he can't break, not only because he believes it's wrong, but because he's afraid of what it could turn him into. There have been exceptions in the past, but they were exceptions for a reason. On the other hand, Deathstroke has no issue putting a bullet in somebody if it'll make ...
Deathstroke's problems with Batman are small compared to his problems with Robin. Their feud was around before Deathstroke even had beef with the Teen Titans. RELATED: The 10 Best Teen Teams In Comics, Ranked Seeing as Robin is part of the Bat-Family, it's only logical for Batman to have a problem with someone trying to kill his teen apprentice. Ba...
How do you get on Batman's bad side even faster than trying to kill Robin? You get Robin to try and kill him, of course. In Batman and Robin Vol. 1 #11, written by Grant Morrison and illustrated byAndy Clarke, this happens in a very interesting way. Damian Wayne's mother, Talia al Ghul, has implanted Damian's spine with a control device, allowing t...
There was a low point in Batman's career when he went out of his way to face off against Deathstroke for a pretty bad reason: A DNA test. When someone planted papers in the Bat's investigation implying Deathstroke was actually Damian's father, Batman decided he was going to make this Deathstroke's problem. Deathstroke bluntly told Bruce that someon...
Following the DNA test incident, Batman claims that Deathstroke is forcibly retired until Bruce can sort out who is actually Damian's father. It's a petty move, but considering Deathstroke's job is killing people, you can't really be mad at Batman for getting involved, even if it's for the wrong reasons. RELATED: 10 Unpowered Superheroes Just As Co...
Deathstroke isn't only out there for himself. Sometimes he's actually on the right side of justice. On the contrary, Batman isn't the best at seeing people in shades of gray (morally speaking). In Deathstroke The Terminator #7, written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Steve Erwin, mobsters try to hire Deathstroke, but he declines their money. He ...
Not only did Deathstroke steal Bruce Wayne's suit in Deathstroke The Terminator #8, but he did so to crash Bruce's own party taking place in Wayne Manor. After the reception Bruce gave him in the previous issue, it's not surprising Deathstroke would want a little revenge where he could get it, even if it is petty. The reason for the intrusion was a...
In Superman/Batman Annual #1, written by Joe Kelly, a hit was placed on Bruce Wayne. The mercenary hired to do the job is none other than Deathstroke. The comic is pretty silly overall, but Bruce actually takes a while to catch onto the fact there's someone trying to kill him. Supermancomes to Bruce's defense more than once, even though he has no i...
In 2014's Son of Batman,Deathstroke is after Robin. However, this time he's after Damian Wayne. The movie extends the period in which Bruce finds out he has a son, so is mostly about Damian's relationship with Bruce. It's hard to imagine Batman would fail to have a problem with a trained killer gunning for his teen son, even if Damian himself is ju...
Deathstroke isn't the first to have a problem with Batman's 'no-kill policy'. In Detective Comics #709-710, written by Chuck Dixon, a wealthy man has hired the world's best assassins to take out Gotham's richest people. Instead of taking part in the hunt, Deathstroke decides to go after the assassins taking place in the bounty. Batman is doing the ...
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When Batman discovers a mysterious package containing DNA test results proving that he is not Damian Wayne's biological father, the Dark Knight sets his sights on his son's true father—Deathstroke! But Damian Wayne can't really be Slade Wilson's son—can he? And who sent the package—and why?
A diferencia de algunos de los enemigos de Batman, Deathstroke es solo un humano, pero ha mejorado las habilidades físicas, lo que lo hace más fuerte que un humano regular, pero aún no es tan fuerte como un metahumano (aunque también encontrarás historias donde él los derrota).
