Union Jack & The Destroyer vs Batman & Captain America
Two on Two face off
Union Jack- http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/u/unionjk2.htm
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The Destroyer- http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/d/destroyer.htm
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Batman- Detective Comics Version- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detective_Comics
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Captain America- http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/c/capamer1.htm
Originally posted by golem370
Two on Two face offUnion Jack- http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/u/unionjk2.htm
&
The Destroyer- http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/d/destroyer.htm
vs
Batman- Detective Comics Version- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detective_Comics
vs
Captain America- http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/c/capamer1.htm
Union Jack put's a bullet in Bat's head , He then double teams with the
Destroyer to kill Cap....
If it's Roy Thomas continuity Falsworth-Union Jack and Aubrey-Destroyer, they'll have better teamwork...they like to watch each others backs...if you get my meaning. A veritable Band of Thebes here.
In Golden Age continuity, Marlowe, the Destroyer was about as powerful as Cap and may have had a little bit of superstrength. Roy Thomas reinvisioned The Destroyer as Brian Falsworth operating behind enemy lines under an assumed name as an American journalist (curse retcons!)
He later gave up that identity to become the second Union Jack after his father, Lord Montgomery Falsworth was rendered infirm after a battle with his brother Baron Blood.
Brian had a supersoldier derivative, not quite as good as Cap's, but close. It enhanced his strength, speed, reaction time, endurance, etc. and he later gained the ability to generate, direct and shoot electricity from his fingertips, he became quite versatile with this, detecting and gathering static electricity currents in the air, allowing him to jump from an airplane and glide down on the electric currents and safely reach the ground.
Roger Aubrey-Destroyer also possesses a super soldier serum derivative similar to Falsworth's and the ability to shrink in size to a few inches in size and back to normal height. In his diminuitive size he possesses the same strength as he does at regular size. Union Jack could easily surprise Batman by tossing a shrunken Aubrey at him, have Aubrey grow to regular size and waylay Bats as an opening salvo.
Originally posted by ScarletSpider
If it's Roy Thomas continuity Falsworth-Union Jack and Aubrey-Destroyer, they'll have better teamwork...they like to watch each others backs...if you get my meaning. A veritable Band of Thebes here.In Golden Age continuity, Marlowe, the Destroyer was about as powerful as Cap and may have had a little bit of superstrength. Roy Thomas reinvisioned The Destroyer as Brian Falsworth operating behind enemy lines under an assumed name as an American journalist (curse retcons!)
He later gave up that identity to become the second Union Jack after his father, Lord Montgomery Falsworth was rendered infirm after a battle with his brother Baron Blood.
Brian had a supersoldier derivative, not quite as good as Cap's, but close. It enhanced his strength, speed, reaction time, endurance, etc. and he later gained the ability to generate, direct and shoot electricity from his fingertips, he became quite versatile with this, detecting and gathering static electricity currents in the air, allowing him to jump from an airplane and glide down on the electric currents and safely reach the ground.
Roger Aubrey-Destroyer also possesses a super soldier serum derivative similar to Falsworth's and the ability to shrink in size to a few inches in size and back to normal height. In his diminuitive size he possesses the same strength as he does at regular size. Union Jack could easily surprise Batman by tossing a shrunken Aubrey at him, have Aubrey grow to regular size and waylay Bats as an opening salvo.
....or Jack could fry Cap and Destroyer breaks Batman's leg's.
Could you tell us what you mean by Current and Classic, with retcons and legacies, there are many ways to take that.
Keen Marlow Destroyer with Montgomery or Brian Falsworth Union Jack?
Brian Falsworth Destroyer and some other Union Jack?
Roger Aubrey Destroyer and Brian Falsworth Union Jack sometime before Brian's death in the 50s?
Current day Roger Aubrey, the Destroyer and leader of the V-Battalion, aged but still poweful and Joey Chapman Union Jack?
etc.