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If Superman got a hold of the Flash then Superman would win.

The only thing Flash could do is run.

OK that's true but you got to take into account that superman has nothing on flash's speed he would have to catch him first and the flash can also use his speed for a LOT more than running he can suck the oxygen out of the air he can disrupt molecules you got to remember that for all his jokes flash was once a chemist which means he can come up with a lot of different ways to use his powers for a invulnerable guy superman can still be hurt and if flash forgot his ethnic code Superman's molecules are still molecules and can be disrupted and again while superman is fast he has Nothing on Flash.

It was on from September 1993 to June 1997- so that would make it four seasons. They all have been available to buy on DVD for the past few years now.

DC comics have many special titles, sometimes weekly, fortnightly, monthly, so that question is very hard to answer, although in general it could be anywhere from easily 50-200 issues a month.

In the original TV series he was played by Jack Larson.

This one could go either way. Venom is weak to both sound and heat, but symbiotes feed on heavy emotions. All venom would have to do is ditch his weaker host, attach to hulk and feed off his rage. Hulk wouldn't stand a chance unless he was able to scream his loudest before Venom could touch him.

It doesn't seem likely.

Because he had been framed for what Two-Face had actually done and now everyone thinks he is a criminal which is planned to be resolved in the next film.

This is debatable as most popular can refer to several different things. My personal choice is the X-Men and of course they are a group. However to say the most popular it is probably SpiderMan or DareDevil. The corporate image for Marvel Comics is Spider-Man, having been co-created by Stan Lee in 1962 with the input and assistance of Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko. Just as Mickey Mouse is the Disney Corporation logo, but his popularity has been eclipsed, so has Spider-man's popularity at times. Other arguably more popular characters have included: The Hulk, Wolverine and The Thing. The long term answer is probably between Spider-Man and Wolverine.

Nightwing (He was also the first Robin) Dick Grayson is the real name of Bruce Wayne's ward. Bruce is of course Batman, and Dick is Robin.

Because Avengers are owned by Disney/Marvel Studios & the other characters are not.

Disney/Marvel don't own the rights to them, although Marvel in 2016 acquired the movie rights which is why he appeared in Marvel's Captain America Civil War

Elektra Natchios is the daughter of a rich businessman . She is a lethal assassin and Daredevil's love interest.

Kirk Alyn played Superman in the black and white serials made in 1948 and 1950. George Reeves played Superman in the 1951 film "Superman and the Molemen" as well as the TV series "The Adventures of Superman" from 1952 to 1958. Christopher Reeve played Superman in four films made in 1978, 1980, 1983, and 1987. Dean Cain played Superman on the TV series "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" from 1993 to 1997. Tom Welling played just Clark Kent on the TV series "Smallville" from 2001 to 2011. Brandon Routh played Superman in the movie "Superman Returns" in 2006. Henry Cavill played Superman in the reboot "Man of Steel," which was released in 2013.

Batman's hideout is the batcave. It is located beneath Wayne Manor.

Bruce Wayne/Batman- Christian Bale

Alfred Pennyworth- Michael Caine

Commissioner James Gordon- Gary Oldman

Lucius Fox- Morgan Freeman

Bane- Tom Hardy

Selina Kyle/Catwoman- Anne Hathaway

Yes. "Beast Boy" is Simon, who discovers the dead parachutist on the mountain and attempts to tell the other boys this news. When Simon stumbles out of the woods, Jack's tribe is in a frenzy reenacting the pig hunt. Simon gets mixed up in this, and is killed.

Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster decided to make that his first name because of the actor Clark Gable. Jonathan and Martha agreed on that to be his first name after they found and adopted him because that was his adoptive mother's middle name.

The Mudpack

Basil Karlo- Clayface I

Matt Hagen- Clayface II

Preston Payne- Clayface III

Sondra Fuller- Clayface IV, Lady Clay

Cassius Payne- Clayface V, son of Clayface III and Clayface IV

Dr. Peter Malley- Clayface VI, Claything

Todd Russell- Clayface VII

Johnny Williams- Clayface VIII

It has been confirmed Tom Hardy is playing Bane and Anne Hathway is playing Catwoman.

The next Batman film will be called "The Dark Knight Rises" which is set for release on July 20, 2012. Christopher Nolan is returning to direct and Christian Bale is returning to play Bruce Wayne. Tom Hardy and Anne Hathaway are joining the cast each to play the villains- Bane and the Catwoman. This movie will be the third and final one in the series.

The character did not actually die- but he did fix it so that he was not Superman anymore. Superman exposed himself to gold kryptonite and it took away all of his powers. Years later he was living life as a normal man who had renamed himself Jordan Elliot (reference to his natural father Jor-El) working as a mechanic. He was married to Lois Lane and they had a son named Jonathan Kent Elliot (named after Clark Kent's adoptive father) who was learning to use the powers his father once had.

No! Mr. Fox could not fix the autopilot on batmans aircraft but later batman fixed it. When batman was flying with the atom bomb he turned on autopilot and jumped out then robin is introduced for the next batman! All the other answers that don't follow this are boulcrap!

Yes, he "rebounded" as Deathstroke puts it, with wonder women when he killed Louis Lane. Wonder women most likely married him out of fear.

Depends on which one. The original one, unaffiliated with the Green Lantern Corps, is Alan Scott. The original one from Earth is Hal Jordan. The one who took his place for a time, the one with the orange hair, is Guy Gardner. The black Green Lantern is Jon Stewart. And the newest one, with the black hair and big mask, is Kyle Rainer.