How Is Batman Better Than Superman

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Batman and Superman are in a big arena. Superman throws a punch. Then Batman blocks the punch. Batman uppercuts him and Superman goes down. Do you think Batman should of won? Without a doubt, Batman is better than Superman. Admittedly, Superman has powers. For example, Superman can fly and save people from buildings that are falling. Also, Superman can shoot lasers out of his eye, and burn villains. Another example is Superman’s super breath. When Superman uses that he blows people or buildings away. Also, Superman has super super strength which can help when there's a plane falling to the ground. (That happened in Superman Returns). Another power Superman has, is super hearing. Superman has this so he can hear who is having trouble with something or not. …show more content…

First, Batman has awesome tech gear. An online article said, “Unlike Superman Batman has awesome tech gear to beat Superman with” (Mckinny). Basically, they're saying Batman has better gear than Superman, and he can beat Superman with the gear. This proves Batman has better gear than Superman. Since Batman has kryptonite, why doesn’t he just use it on Superman? Also, if Superman is so super, then why doesn’t he beat Batman. Second, Batman has more gadgets. Has anybody seen Superman use cool gadgets. No, no one has because he's too busy using his boring powers. Batman has lot’s of gadgets one is his knives in his forearm. Another one is his grappling hook. Batman can use that when he's falling off a building, and needs to hook on to something. Also, he has smoke bombs so he can disappear if someone sees him. Also, he has fifty two different suits, each of them are for different scenarios. Another amazing gadget, is the bat mobile, the bat mobile has lots of gadgets on it. For example, It can reach a speed of almost three hundred miles an

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