Superboy vs spiderman games

I liked Aquaman beating Namor, and I think they also had to keep the victories for each universe even. But would Spider-Man of won if the surroundings were different? Please , all of you, please don't start with the "this was done in comics, so and so already beat so and so, blah blah blah!

And just to add there,Superboy lost to Spider-Man simply because the fans voted for him more. It was all a matter of votes,in reality Spider-Man would be defeated by Superboy. That does make sense that the outcomes would be based on votes. Most of the victors would be more popular then the losers, or just have a greater reputation of power. The real winner supposed to be Superboy. Spidey wins mainly because of fan vote. I'm sorry, but that Marvel vs DC crossover is like the lamest of all crossovers, having battles based on fan votes.

His first sidekick was his cousin Kara Zor-El, who would be known to the world as Supergirl. With all the amazing powers of her illustrious cousin, Supergirl has been through some ups and downs over the years but is always battling evil. The first Superboy was a young Clark Kent, but the next one would take up that legacy and make it his own- Connor Kent.

Superboy would go through a lot as well, going through a whole lot of continuity weirdness during the New 52 before finally making his return in Young Justice last year. So, what would happen if these two went up against each other? Who would win — Supergirl or Superboy? Supergirl and Superboy are both fierce fighters, but Supergirl is definitely the better fighter.

Trained in Kryptonian martial arts as a child in Argo City, Supergirl has proven that she can more than hold her own against many foes even without her powers. Superboy is no slouch in the fighting department and he got some pointers from Tim Drake over the years, but his fighting style is more bull in a china shop than anything else. With his powers, he doesn't always need to be the best fighter but against Supergirl, someone with the same types of powers as him, that's not going to fly.

Supergirl and Superboy both have the same long-range attacks- heat vision and freeze breath- but Supergirl's are more powerful than Superboy's because she's a full-blooded Kryptonian. For a long time, Superboy couldn't even use his heat vision and had to depend on a special visor to use it. However, Superboy has another long-range attack he can use- telekinetic force blasts. Superboy's powers are based on tactile telekinesis and over the years, he learned to fire blasts of the energy at his enemies.

This extra ability gives him an advantage at long range over Supergirl. Supergirl grew up on Krypton and let's be real- their education system is definitely way superior to anything the United States has to offer. Kryptonian science and technology is much advanced than Earth's and on top of that, Supergirl also learned how to read and speak English after she got to Earth.

Even with Spider-Man's impact webbing, Superboy should have been able to break free of them relatively easily with his strength, or at the very least, with his heat vision.

Spider-Man is by far the more popular character and it led to fans giving him the win against Superboy. It was an entertaining bout, but completely unrealistic when factoring in the superheroes powers. Ultimately, the fight should have been over before it even started as Superboy would easily dismantle of Spider-Man. But, in the spirit of fun and the votes of fans , Spider-Man ended up with the win. He should pray the two never have a rematch because the chances he would win against are slim to none - unless fans have a say.

Supergirl would win. Kara is a full blooded Kryptonian, she has the full powers of a Kryptonian where Connor Kent does not cause he is a half blood. Though Superboy maybe strong he cant mess with Supergirl. I'd give it to Superboy now after his resurrection I honestly think Supergirl would win, but not from sheer strength.

Even before developing his Krytponian powers to the full, Conner has displayed Kryptonian level strength.