Master vs Deathstroke

I think we have found a perfect match for Slade. Strength Level: The Master is a perfect physical specimen, although he is not superhuman. He can lift (press) 800 pounds with great effort.

Known Superhuman Powers: None, however, the Master is virtually immortal, although he is not invulnerable. The white streaks in his beard are the only outward sign of his aging. As noted, he has been alive, either in his original body, as a disembodied brain, or in his current body, for forty thousand years.

Other Abilities: The Master has a genius level intellect, and, thanks to his former link to the Plodex ship computers, holds most of the knowledge of the Plodex (as of forty thousand years ago when the starship was launched) and of Earth humans in his mind.

The Master also retains his knowledge of hand-to-hand combat from his days as a tribesman forty thousand years ago. His knowledge of how to manipulate pressure points on humanoid bodies is so great that he has been able to use it to render the superhuman strong Sub-Mariner unconscious, even though he himself has no superhuman strength.

He gets shot. End.

Slade kills him.

Slade my be great but don't count out the Master

-counts out the master-

He isn't bulletproof and he can only lift 800lbs=He gets shot and a broken back.

He's a good fighter, probably equal to slade=Slade beats him senseless

His reaction time is slighty enhanced, slade may as well be called super reaction time boy=he may as well be standing still.

He get moidurred.

Originally posted by golem370
I think we have found a perfect match for Slade. Strength Level: The Master is a perfect physical specimen, although he is not superhuman. He can lift (press) 800 pounds with great effort.

Known Superhuman Powers: None, however, the Master is virtually immortal, although he is not invulnerable. The white streaks in his beard are the only outward sign of his aging. As noted, he has been alive, either in his original body, as a disembodied brain, or in his current body, for forty thousand years.

Other Abilities: The Master has a genius level intellect, and, thanks to his former link to the Plodex ship computers, holds most of the knowledge of the Plodex (as of forty thousand years ago when the starship was launched) and of Earth humans in his mind.

The Master also retains his knowledge of hand-to-hand combat from his days as a tribesman forty thousand years ago. His knowledge of how to manipulate pressure points on humanoid bodies is so great that he has been able to use it to render the superhuman strong Sub-Mariner unconscious, even though he himself has no superhuman strength.

Slade wins. Faster, stronger, more durable, faster reaction, better tactician, and better weaponry.

He is immortal

With 40,000 years of experience he also manged to knock out Namor without super Strength

Deathstroke maybe a great fighter but come on 40,000 years of Fighting Experience just to much Deathstroke strength is only 900-1600 pounds

I agree....Deathstroke has a higher "COOL" factor...but he doesnt have 40,000 years experience.

Originally posted by golem370
Deathstroke maybe a great fighter but come on 40,000 years of Fighting Experience just to much Deathstroke strength is only 900-1600 pounds

40,000 years of common knowledge, all his fighting skills are from when he was a tribesman.

Slade knows pressure points too, only he can do it faster.

Is deathstroke a Man and Master was able to knock out Sub-Mariner thats a Man with Demi Godlike Durablilty and Metahuman Stamina. Another question I bet Sub-Mariner is faster then Slade and he was not able to get away. A little of what I just read about Master. The Master captured Namor, Puck, and Marrina and took them to his submarine.

There Puck placed himself into a deathlike trance, having learned to do so years ago in the Orient. Believing him dead, the Master took Puck from the cylinder in which he was imprisoned. Reviving, Puck freed Namor, and then wrested the Master's helmet from his and hurled it against the glass facing of the tank holding Marrina, damaging it. Namor them freed the still savage Marrina. Puck had not known that the Master's helmet served as his control link to the submarine and to all his installations, and was physically joined to his flesh. By removing the Master's helmet, Puck had unintentionally wreaked horrifying damage to the flesh on the Master's head that it had covered. Now, according to the Master, he could no longer control his vessel or the non-human Plodex, which began wrecking the submarine's automatic systems in its fury. Namor, Puck, and Marrina, who shortly thereafter reverted to her normal human personality, all escaped. The submarine exploded, and the non-human Plodex was apparently destroyed. But Namor found no trace of the Master.