Marvel would beet DC in an all out war

My argument for Marvel comes down to this: they would simply outman DC. Marvel has expert fighters (Champion Taskmaster, Captain America, Deathlock), characters possessing unlimited strength (Beyonder, Silver surfer, Skaar, Juggernaut, Hyperion, Hercules), Characters with shape shifting (Impossible man, Magus, Apokalypse), telepaths and telekinetics include (Charles Xavier, Grandmaster, Magus). There are a lot of fighters with formidable durability as well (Wolverine, Blade, Deadpool, Hulk, Nova corpse members). Characters possessing time manipulation and reality altering powers (Franklin Richards, Shaper of Worlds, Adversary, Proteus). Marvel also includes characters with vast, limitless knowledge of the world and all cosmic properties (Dr. strange, Thanos, Dormammu, Mephisto, Abraxes, Sise-Neg)-All those just listed have incredible unfathomable power in addition to there vast knowledge and judgment-they still aren't the heavy hitters. Marvel has many categories of superpowers and more in those categories than DC. I just barely touched on each category. Finally, here are some of the most potentially powerful Marvel characters I will list. These are beings that are not considered entities who are more powerful and would make the meaning of all heroes meaningless and that is no fun so I will leave them out of this. Beings not considered entities include: Akhenaten (create any effect on matter he can imagine), Living Tribunal (the definition of limitless power), Thanos, with his infinity gauntlet, backed down from him. His powers are always increasing with no limitation) Runner, (easily fastest in Marvel, immortal and cannot be killed by any means, controls emotions of others). Phoenix Force (The most feared being, defeated Galactus and all his servants), Grandmaster (immortal and cannot be killed by any means, bringing dead back to life, vastly powerful with supernatural abilities). I may have been misleading with my listing because it appears as though each of those characters only has their one categorized power. For example, I only listed Hyperion under "unlimited strength" but he possesses a lot more powers and abilities like superhuman speed, flight and incredible durability. Also, I'd like to stress again these are only a few of the heroes that could be listed in each category. Now I must get to Marvel's biggest challenges. GOD LIKE KRYPTONIANS Yes, I realize that Superman and his fellow super beings (General Zod, Superboy/Prime and Supergirl etc. ) are godlike. Now here are some Marvel characters with overwhelming power, strength and abilities. You can think of one of these beings taking on Superman, the most powerfull DC hero, and winning - Silver Surfer, Galactus, Tyrant, Sentry, Gladiator, Stranger and Mikaboshi. While other heroes are definately on par with DC's strongest as well, they don't have as many powers as Superman. These are characters like Hulk, Colossus, Thor, Terminus and Onslaought. These characters are on the same level of Superman and his fellow Kryptonians. I am also willing to argue that Captian Marvel and Mrs. Marvel can hold there own and deal damage mostly because they have a solid knowledge of science and posses Kryptonian's superhuman powers. So the Captian and Mrs. Marvel might not be as powerful as Bizzaro but can beat him because they are significantly smarter. Besides having these powerhouses taking on the Man of Steel and those like him there are other possibilities in which Marvel can defeat Kryptons finest. The silver Surfer and Thor can, without a doubt, teleport all kryptonians to a planet with a red sun and then we can only feel sorry for the heroes and villains from Krypton after that. Then the obvious solution, omniscient beings that know everything (such as Abraaxes), can become aware of Kryptonite and its effect almost immediately. From there it is only a matter of time before Marvel beats Krypton. All of the beings listed above that posses the power of Superman do not have a specified weakness by the way. Now I am a HUGE DC fan and absolutely love those heroes. But a major point that I should bring up is that they made the most powerful and popular of their characters with a specified weakness. Whether by Batman's data and planning or by the writers of the comics and inventors of the characters there greatest heroes all have a specific weakness. Now Marvel failed to do this with some of their super studs. I say some because of course there are characters that have been shown to have weaknesses. Someone who is extremely powerful and has a unique weakness is gladiator who is not fully confident. Now of course this isn't the worst weakness but its important to be self confident. Now on the flip side Sentry, who's countless powers are overwhelming, has not been shown to have a weakness. This was confirmed when Tony Stark 's Technology failed to find a fault in Sentrys abilities. Now I will deal with Marvel's most formidable and scary enemy threat, the Green Lantern Corps. EMERALD KNIGHTS The all powerful intergalactic police force. Wow, the whole lantern concept is probably the coolest thing in comics. Power based off of the emotional spectrum! Huge forces with a ring bearing soldiers possessing seemingly unstoppable power! This is one of the most iconic aspects of the DC comics, and understandably so. Mavels doomed right? The emotional spectrum I mentioned goes like this: rage, greed, fear, will, hope, love, compassion, death and creation. I do not know why death, creation and will are considered emotions but whatever. There are 3600 members in the green lantern corps (will) slightly more than the number of members in the Sinestro corps (fear) and I know theres is significantly less in the other corpses. Now the basic power of each emotion is being able to fly have a protective shield and also create energy constructs of light based off of whatever you want to make at that moment. Theoreticially you could have incredible power. .. but there is each members limit to how much willpower, compassion, fear etc. he or she has. For example a new Green lantern recruit might barely be able to make a sword and shield while a powerful lantern member could make a jet plane. Some emotion is experienced to such a consuming level that while they should have an increase in power they are overwhelmed by the emotion and barely able to think straight enough to effectively fight. This is common in the greed, rage and love emotions. Also each corps is effected by the other corpses. All hope corps members cannot be effective without Green lanterns nearby to supplement hope with there willpower. Star Saphires (love) and Red lanterns (rage) are ineffective when together, and so are Black lanterns (death) and White lanterns (creation). Also, all marvel characters have to do is recognize there own fears and the Sinestro corpse members attacks become ineffective. Now a common theme in DC is that Superman, Flash and Wonder Woman power level characters are able to match a rogue Green lantern or Sinestro corps members power. This means that Thor, Sentry (obviously) Dr. Strange etc. would be able to take on corps members. Also some corpses do not have their leaders recruiting new members but instead the rings choose them. So whats to stop character's like Hulk, Abomination or Nightmare to become red and yellow lanterns when the old ring bearers die? In fact the Indigo corps rings might find that Spiderman has more compassion than Superman and choose him to become an indigo lantern. This goes for all Marvel characters and is a deep kind of outside concept but can't be proved wrong just the same. These reasons and concepts are true and are enough to defeat the armies of ring bearers DC has. This concludes my opening arguments. SOURCES - kagetaicho's profile on comicvine -. http://www.comicvine.com...