Originally posted by Hulking Hurler
What's your idea? After all, that is the prototypical argument for a Batman fanboy. Oh, Batman is God, he could do anything with preparation, even take down God, who he is, but don't make me explain how, because I'm not as smart as Batman. Oh, him, the Batman can take him, just give him a stick of gum, a can of grease, and an hour, and he'll find a way; he's the Batman. Oh, he can take down *insert omniscient character here*, because he's the Batman, and he's more than a man, he's a legend. Seriously, he is a master at what he does, and with the time and knowledge requisite to take down a threat that is basically unstoppable by the rest of the cosmos, he can think of a way to do it. But, keep in mind, that the Batman is not a Victor Von Doom, or a Reed Richards, he doesn't have the ability to just, out of the blue, pull out of his trusty utility belt the salvation of mankind time after time. He can't work off nothing, both data and technology-wise. Most, if not all, of his victories, are either circumstantial, or rely on the indefatigable technology of the New Gods, which is whatever the situation calls for, from remarkably sapient and cerebral computers, to puerile attempts at an all-encompassing travel device that puts you in your place, be that oblivion, the end of time, another dimension, or, most unusually, your destination. There is a limit to his abilities, and no matter how great that ceiling seems to be, its there, and it will be reached when you pit him against opponents such as Thanos or Galactus, who are not just more powerful than him, but are also, by far, more intelligent.On-topic, it depends on the type of battle. If they just meet on the street, and Batman decides to incapacitate him, for whatever reason that pops into his addled brain, the little gray cells of both of these people won't matter, no matter how vast in quantity they are. In this case, with only three minutes of prep, not much will get done. For Batman, most likely literally nothing will have been accomplished, as, with the limited amount of time given him in this situation, there's not much he can do. Constantine, however, is a mage, and no matter how low on the ladder he is compared to some of his fellow mystics, such as Strange, he might be able to, so to speak, pull one out of his hat, as such a short amount of time seems ideal for a sorcerer of John's abilities to prepare, enough time to ready something, but not enough time for the other side to nullify whatever you have ready. In this case, I say the chain-smoking Englishman wins this. Also, in a fight between Dr. Stephen Strange and Batman, Strange could likely just kick his ass with his martial arts.
too bad im not a batman fanboy im a realist, just like your a NOOB trying to make a name for yourself , too bad nobody gives a good god-damn about what the hell your saying.