Movie Avengers Vs TV/Movie Justice League

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Mini Bennett
Avengers:

- Black Widow
- Captain America
- Hawkeye
- Hulk
- Iron Man
- Thor

vs.

Justice League:

- Batman (Batman Begins/the Dark Knight)
- Flash (Smallville)
- Green Arrow (Smallville)
- Green Lantern (GL Movie)
- Huntress (Birds of Prey)
- Superman (Superman Returns).


Rules/Notes:

- Everyone is IC

- The fight takes place at the New York.


Who wins and why?

Placidity
JL

- Superman solos
- Flash takes out everyone except Iron Man, Hulk and Thor as soon as the fight starts.
- GL and Supes beats IM, Hulk and Thor.
- Superman solos

Zack Fair
how fast is smallville flash?

KingD19
Faster than Smallville Clark, and when he was still "slow" in the show's beginning, he ran from like New York back to Kansas in a few minutes.

In fact, when Clark was starting to get really fast, Flash not only matched pace with him while jogging. He turned around and start backpedaling faster than him.

abhilegend
Originally posted by Zack Fair
how fast is smallville flash?
Fast enough to look like a blur to a speeding clark and clark couldn't even see him on two ocassions. Smallville clark was fast enough to cross continents in seconds.

DarkSaint85
In character?

Routh-erman stands in the rain, and cries.

Placidity
Originally posted by Zack Fair
how fast is smallville flash?

As others have said, Clark is extremely fast, but Bart leaves him in the dust.



If we go by that alone, Bart can at least move at 13,000 times the speed of sound.

But we know Clark has feats faster than that, so I would say that's an low-end feat for Bart.

Bart can run across water.

Also, a file on Impulse states he can move so fast he can pass through solid objects.

Placidity
Oh yea, on of his profiles seen onscreen says he can run near lightspeed.

Greysen93
Probably JLA

CosmicComet
Superman or Flash solos.

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