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@johnnyz256: I changed it so any form of incapacitation gives Batman or Jason a win.

Round 1- Earth One Batman

Round 2- Year One Batman

Round 3- Animated series Batman

Round 4- Dark Knight Returns Batman

Round 5- Michael Keaton Batman

Round 6- Christian Bale Batman

Round 7- Flashpoint Batman

Round 8- Morrison's Batman of Zuhr-En-Arh

Round 9- Ben Affleck Batman

Round 10- Azrael Batman

Bonus round- Adam West Batman

Jason has movie, comic, and reboot feats.

All fights take place at Camp Crystal Lake.

The Batmen have all their usual equipment and no knowledge on Jason.

Any form of incapacitation constitutes a win. (Knock out, death, etc.)

How far does he get?

I have absolutely no idea why DC isn't already doing this. The Flash has always been a character that can travel through the multiverse, and both the DCCW and the DCEU have a Flash. The similarities and differences between the DCCW and the DCEU being shown from the perspective of the Flashes would be quite interesting. The dynamics between a more experienced Flash from a bright, optimistic world and a less experienced Flash from a dark, gritty world would be great. And it would bring some much needed optimism to the DCEU, and bring them more attention for doing such a crossover. And of course, what better way to familiarize fans with Ezra Miller's Flash before Justice League than putting him with veteran Flash actor Grant Gustin? Put someone like Geoff Johns in charge of the project, and I don't see how it could go wrong.

Round 1- Red Hood (Jason Todd)

Round 2- Punisher

Round 3- Batman

Round 4- Captain America

Round 5- Boba Fett

Round 6- Master Chief

Round 7- 3 Time War era Daleks

Round 8- An Elder Predator

Round 9- A Xenomorph Queen

Round 10- T-Infinity

Legends Vader.

All combatants are in their prime and have their ordinary equipment.

Vader has no knowledge of his opponents, but they have general information of Vader.

All fights take place in the Death Star throne room. Vader starts at the throne, his opponent starts at the elevator.

How far does he get?

1. Star Wars

2. Star Trek

3. Lord of the Rings

4. Doctor Who

5. Harry Potter

6. Battlestar Galactica

7. Firefly/Serenity

8. Stargate

Personally I prefer DC over Marvel by quite a lot at the moment. I feel like they're at complete opposites in both films and comics. I've loved all of the DC books since Rebirth, especially Nightwing, Flash and Titans, mainly because I feel like the writers understand their characters for the first time since the start of the New 52, a problem that caused me to stop reading for a few years. It's the exact opposite at Marvel for me, at least in the titles I read, with writers who can write for characters, but don't understand them. Dan Slott's current Amazing Spider-Man series is the biggest example. Peter Parker was once a relatable character, one of his most appealing aspects, but now that's been taken away by making him yet another superhero billionaire. It's kind of ironic, I've finally started to enjoy reading The Flash, Something I've haven't been able to say for years, while I've stopped enjoying The Amazing Spider-Man, something I've enjoyed for as long as I can remember.

And I feel similarly with films. The DCEU may be crap, but there's still a lot to look forward to, and I have complete faith Geoff Johns' presence will havea positive impact on the quality of DCEU films. Justice League, Batman, Flash, all of which I am looking forward to, whereas with the MCU, Spider-Man Homecoming is the only thing I'm looking forward to anymore. The MCU's already shown me what I wanted to see, but the DCEU still has an entire universe yet to be shown.

1. Who's the better character?

2. Who has the better films?

3. Who's the most iconic?

4. Who's the best killer?

5. Who has the best theme?

6. Who's your favorite?

I chose CW Flash. Why? Because it would be fun until the part where I get brutally murdered and Flash goes back in time to save my life but somehow makes everything worse in the process.

Any popular franchise, such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, or Harry Potter. And a crossover that would make sense.

@jfrank: I would tell you, but I'd rather not spoil it. So do you think I should upload more? I have quite a lot more written out.