has nightwing ever beaten deathstroke?
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Deathstroke a lot of the times is beaten through PIS to advance a story. Batman has beaten him, Nightwing has beaten him, Batgirl(Cain) has beaten him. Deathstroke has also beaten all of those characters except for Cassandra Cain, which he totally could if written properly.
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Ultraman is as powerful as Superman, plus he doesn't have any moral problem for killing an other person or cause permanent damages, so he never has to hold back. That's why I say Ultraman, altough that never would happen in comics.
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As Deathstroke howled at them about the death of his son, Joe Wilson himself sauntered into the room. As it turned out, Joe had neither been killed by the Jackals, nor was he their prisoner. In fact, he was their leader. The episode came to a close as Deathstroke faced his son, stunned.
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So let us address this accurately. Dante is by far the strongest. ... Vergil vs Dante 3- Dante has fought at least 10x the amount of enemies as Vergil, including Vergil himself and they both fought Arkham fueled by sparda power. Yet Dante managed to beat him pretty cleanly.
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Yep, they are indeed the same. If you look up Nightwing in the encyclopedia section of the app, it gives a good overview and history of Dick Grayson, the first Robin. The character Robin, is identity used by several people. Jason Todd: The second Robin.
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Yes, Galactus is far more powerful than Thanos. But Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet have a strong chance of wining. Because with the Infinity Gauntlet, Thanos also can do almost anything.
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Their conflict leads to a climactic showdown in this week's Detective Comics #940, and unfortunately, it appears to result in Tim Drake's death. Except… Tim Drake isn't actually dead, and not just in the way that comic book superheroes are never dead.
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Escrima Sticks: Nightwing's signature weapons are his close combat twin fighting batons. They are expandable metal bars that Nightwing utilizes to maximize his close quarters fighting ability by striking quickly and powerfully. They are stored on his right thigh in their retracted form for instant access.
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'Arrow' Recap: Season 6 Episode 6 — Deathstroke Origin Story | TVLine.
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These are two of the Dark Knight's deadliest foes—the Joker and the Riddler. While far from friends, the two villains have managed to coexist relatively peacefully (let's put a big emphasis on relatively, though) since they emerged within the Gotham City underworld.
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But it isn't just Barry Allen who is faster than Superman; both Jay Garrick and Wally West have outrun Superman as well over the years. Speed is what defines the Flash, after all, so it makes sense. The dude can literally run through space and time.
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Yes, Deadshot and Deathstroke are very different from each other. DeadShot commonly known as Floyd Lawton, often confused as a SuperVillian. He isn't actually one. ... While, Deathstroke known commonly as Slade Wilson is also an Antihero before being a supervillian.
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When Nora revealed the personal nature of her mission -- to stop Godspeed because he had killed Lia -- Thawne changed his mind and decided to help. He walked her through her abilities, just like he did for Barry in Season 1, and successfully helped her capture Godspeed.
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Not in the mainstream 616 Universe, no. ... The Juggernaut of the Ultimate universe, however, was killed. In that universe he was a mutant with superhuman strength and durability, which were later upgraded by the Cytorrak Gem.
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No they are not connected. DC was first to introduce Slade Wilson and later Deathstroke. Then the Marvel Universe somewhat copied the character and named it Wade Wilson in humour. ... Slade Wilson appeared first in DC comics aka Deathstroke while Wade Wilson appeared much later in the 90's in Marvel comics as Deadpool.
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Eduardo Dorrance, a soldier who once worked with Gordon, arrives in Gotham with the military. Nygma goes on the run after Gordon discovers that he blew up Haven, leading to a citywide manhunt.